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so right here behind me on the table I've got three different coolers and they're all designed for low-profile mini ITX AMD AM for motherboards and today we're going to be testing all three different coolers out however what makes one of these so special is that it's actually an AM 4 server cooler it's from Dyna Tron and you can currently pick it up for 37 US dollars delivered however that's in the US if you're in other parts of the world it's a little bit more difficult to obtain however at this price is this little cooler worth considering today we're going to test out the temperatures and also the noise and see how it compares to two top favorites that is the included race stealth cooler and also the cryo rig c7 today's video is brought to you by Vikings war of clans with a recent massive update adding new shamans and kingdoms it's now a better time than ever to install this free-to-play game but what I really recommend trying is the massive in-game battle events with over 1 million 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so it's very heavy it feels of really good quality and it's actually a hundred and thirty grams more heavier than this cryo rig c7 which comes in around 360 to 370 grams and also this cooler here comes in at 37 us so it's not breaking the bank the cryo rig c7 for example comes in around 30 us and then this here the race stealth of course comes for free and that weighs in at 300 grams is actually a really nice included cooler especially if you're buying a budget AMD rise and AP use or CPUs however today we're going to test it with the 2400 G and we're gonna see how well these three coolers perform and also their noise levels so now we're on the second set of tests here I decided to try another motherboard because it was getting very hot on the asrock board but it's exhibiting the same behavior on the MSI board here now it wasn't contacting properly on the asrock board but I'm positive now it's making contact on the MSI board so now this is the third time I am testing the am for Dyna Tron cooler and it's actually not making contact properly with the MSI motherboard as well as it was with the asrock motherboard I'm actually free mounting this and it's finally making proper contact with the CPU beforehand the CPU was throttling it wasn't performing like it is now it's actually not really throttling but the temperatures are actually really high still it's reaching a 103 degrees practically at that level where it's going to start throttling the idle temperatures were down to 40 degrees which is not too bad and so we're gonna run a Cinebench score now for you guys and see how it does perform and also some quick noise tests so now we're finishing up with the race self tested at for over ten minutes and the temperatures are starting to stabilize here on the package node zero we're getting about seventy six degrees maximum of 86 so it looks like there's no throttling at all however will quickly run a Cinebench score and get some noise numbers with DB terms for you guys holding the meter from 15 centimeters from the cooler so we just finished up ten minutes on the cryo rig c7 here and this is doing really well the best so far it's 80 degrees max also the idle temperatures they're as low as 25 degrees C and let's run a quick Cinebench on this thing and see how it performs in that so now after testing these three coolers they're all intended for different purposes the Wraith stealth is being a phenomenal value proposition does really well especially for the 2400 G and also the 2200 G comes included with the CPU it's a great cooler has 55 milk clearance but if you want something a little better you can go for the cryo rig c7 which comes in 45 mil clearance and in my opinion has a better fan included which does downdraft the air and help cool around the surrounding components around the CPU like the vrm for example and I did test this with the thermal-imaging camera the noise levels between the stealth and also the cryo rig were very similar and the temperatures were giving an advantage to the cryo rig over the stealth however they both handily beat the Dyna Tron here which in its fair defense it does have only a 30 mil clearance so it is extremely low-profile it's lower than that of standard ddr4 memory so it's really going to go well with low profile ddr4 memory and of course it's intended for the server market where they're gonna fit a lot of these low powered CPUs they can mount these things properly and they don't care about noise because this thing did get very noisy as you may have heard before and also it doesn't mount properly on a m4 consumer grade boards so if you do want to get something like this just keep in mind you may have some headaches I had to free mount this thing and then I got some decent figures out of keep in mind it still wasn't performing anywhere near as good as the other two options that I presented here today but ultimately with this little cooler it does blow air completely away from the motherboard as well so it does have another purpose but for $36 I would avoid this thing especially compared to the other two options I presented here today unless of course you know how to mount this thing and you desperately need that 30 mil clearance anyway guys I hope you enjoyed today's video if you did then be sure to hit that like button let me know in the comments section below if there's anything else you want to add about this the cooler is certainly not as good as the music doughnut Ron makes some awesome music but another really cool thing I learned today with the thermo imaging camera is this base plate since it is really shiny it can't get an accurate reading as this was well over 40 degrees it was really hot to touch but it was reflecting off the thermal-imaging camera so it couldn't read it properly but when we took a look inside it was giving out really hot temperatures compared to what it was reflecting off so that was something interesting that came out of today's tests as well as a few other things but I hope you guys enjoyed this one I'll catch you in another tech video very soon peace out for now bye