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Big CPU Cooler "Mega Charts" update
🕑 Added 2024-07-15 16:00:11 +0000 UTCHey everyone,
We've updated the Mega Charts for CPU coolers on the website! This is the first major update since we launched these pages in December of 2023. You can find the Mega Charts overhaul for CPU coolers here:
https://gamersnexus.net/megacharts/cpu-coolers
Here's one of the many new charts:
Changes
The Mega Charts page for CPU coolers now features our Intel 250W test bench that was mentioned in the prior Patreon update post from yesterday. That includes data from our Noctua NH-D15 G2 review, but preserves it on a permanent page (you can check this page any time for the latest cooler data, updated 2-4 times per year). The 250W test includes noise-normalized and full speed benchmarks.
We've also updated the 200W AMD test bench thermal data for noise-normalized and full speed testing.
In addition to this, the table of coolers tested and links to their reviews has been updated for quick reference. We have also converted a few more prior CPU cooler reviews to text/written format, such as the Peerless Assassin Mini: https://gamersnexus.net/coolers/tiny-beast-thermalright-peerless-assassin-mini-cooler-review-benchmarks
Finally, we added results for these coolers to the table:
Noctua NH-D15 G2 (standard)
Noctua NH-D15 G2 (LBC)
Noctua NH-D15 G2 (HBC)
Noctua NH-D15 2023 model
ID-Cooling Frozn A620
ID-Cooling Frozn A720
Cooler Master MA824 Stealth
Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 Mini
Thermalright Frozen Prism 360
Arctic Freezer 36
If you're not familiar with our Mega Charts project, you can learn more in the announcement video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4syyUiBG5I
These charts are made to create a quick reference resource for all our latest testing so that you don't have to crawl videos when shopping for parts. As we've said previously, the site does not have any third-party ads -- it's mostly funded by Patreon and store purchases.
Our next Mega Charts update will be for CPU gaming and production data. We are currently working on packaging it all into something easy to reference. The biggest challenge there is just how many parts there are for each benchmark, making it difficult to read. We have ideas for that long-term, but for now, we'll probably just make massive charts (for web) and then break them into generation or other reasonable comparisons to be easier to reference. We'll make it clear which charts are comparable with each other.
Thanks!
Comments
©Stove
As stupid as this sounds. I would enjoy seeing AMD and Intel Stock cooler tested in the same way, to show people why a non-stock cooler has its place.
Leviathanprym
awesome
Efrain Benavides
Boy these are amazing! I am curious as to why there's almost none of the Asus ones, like the Ryujins. Is it the price?
David F. Valenza Jr.
Hi guys when are you shipping my Display CUBE thats why Im a member any help would be Apprecated
Mustafa
I do data analysis for a living, and I’m up for talking through how to set up interactive charts (possibly along with filters by certain part characteristics) if you like. Would suggest using ggplot2 and Shiny in R.
Shad
Crazy I got the Fuma 2 when it was a pretty good option and since then all these great coolers have been coming out. Still working out great for me though
FrenziedManbeast
GYAT
