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When it’s not one, it’s the other, and after having problems with our AMD platform, it’s now the turn of our Intel configuration to play up. We’re only going to give you the readings taken on our Ryzen 7 7900X, consuming 105W and 170W. No 65W, as we don’t think this consumption is relevant for assessing the performance of the watercooling kit.
Here, we are now measuring the delta between the temperature measured on our CPU and the ambient temperature. Finally, the management of the fan speed is now entrusted to our motherboard. During the tests, we run the fans successively at 100%, 66% and 33%.
For the purposes of the test, we’ll be comparing the Light Loop 240 with other 240, 360 and even 420 mm models:
- iCUE Link H170i RGB (Corsair)
- iCUE Link Titan 360 RX RGB (Corsair)
- Light Loop 240 (be quiet!)
- Liquid Freezer II 240 (Arctic)
- ML240 Atmos (Cooler Master)
- Ryuo III 360 (ASUS)
