In this, the Ryzen 5 3600X is used to represent a mid-range processor, drawing around 78 watts of power in Cinebench R23, while sitting at around 18 watts at idle.
Comparison against various other coolersįor the NZXT T120 RGB test, we use the test system in a well-ventilated Enermax StarryKnight SK30 with the case fans set to a static 34% to run relatively quietly.In return, there is no risk of scratches or short circuits.ĭie Clips halten die Lüfter sicher am Platz. The backplates for mounting on Intel systems look cleanly manufactured in principle, but they are made of plastic and are not quite as firm as metal models. Its fins are straight and free of quirks in the black coating and the cover looks high-quality and stable. The heatsink itself is quite small, but cleanly manufactured. Only the fan blades have a touch of mid-range. Its NZXT F120 RGB fan is high-quality and close to the premium segment. In the NZXT T120 RGB review, the workmanship shows only a few weak points. Contact surface is rather coarsely ground.Therefore, it seems a little less intense. Here, the disadvantage of the fan is that it only has an LED ring at the front – so the second fan directly illuminates the heat sink. With a second fan, the cooler immediately appears much more powerful and larger.
Die RGB-Beleuchtung ist hell, aber es leuchtet nur der Rahmen die Lüfterblätter sind weitestgehend schwarz.
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