Intel has always bundled their processors with garbage coolers that most people simply throw away because they are extremely loud and do a terrible job of cooling. I have to give major respect to AMD for going the extra mile in shipping their Ryzen processors with high quality stock coolers that are built like third party coolers with a copper base and heatpipes. Head over here if you want to download the RGB illumination control utility that's powered by Cooler Master.ĪMD has stated that the new coolers utilize a new spring-screw clamping mechanism which is supposed to make the installation process much easier. The new Wraith Coolers with the exception of the Wraith Stealth feature color-configurable LED illumination so you can tweak the LED of your cooler to match your overall build color scheme.

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Which comes with the Ryzen 5 1500X, 1600 and Ryzen 7 1700, and finally, we have the top-of-the-line Wraith Max (140W TDP) which is included with the Ryzen 7 1700X and 1800X.īefore we move on, I want to mention that we have covered AMD's Ryzen 3, 5 and 7 processors in our reviews listed below: With the release of the Ryzen processors, AMD has also released a new line of Wraith Coolers which feature incredibly 92mm quiet fans, customizable RGB lighting and improved cooling performance.įirst, we have the small Wraith Stealth (65W TDP) which is bundled with the Ryprocessor, then there's the Wraith Spire (95W TDP)

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