CPU COOLER GAMEMAX GAMMA 200 É bom? Teste e Unboxing

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16 Feb 202308:16

Summary

TLDRIn this tech channel video, the host reviews a locally-sourced Brazilian CPU cooler from Gamemax, contrasting it with a similar product from China. The Gamemax cooler features an aluminum base, LED lights, and hydraulic bearings, compatible with both Intel and AMD processors. After a challenging installation process, the cooler is tested with a 5 26 50 V3 processor, showing a maximum temperature of 90 degrees Celsius. Despite its struggles with high-energy processors, the cooler performs well within its limits, offering good value at an affordable price.

Takeaways

😀 The video is a product review from a Brazilian channel, focusing on a CPU cooler from Gamemax.
🛍️ The product was purchased from Amazon Brazil, not from China, and the reviewer had it for a while before reviewing.
🔍 The CPU cooler is similar to stock coolers that come with processors from AMD or Intel.
🌟 It features LED lights, but not RGB, and is designed to potentially improve gaming performance.
📏 The cooler's dimensions are 127x127x82mm, and it can reach up to 1800 RPM.
💧 The cooler uses hydraulic bearing and weighs approximately 266 grams.
🔄 It is compatible with both Intel and AMD motherboards.
📦 The box includes the cooler, manual, support, screws, and thermal paste.
🛠️ The installation process was difficult and time-consuming, with the reviewer mentioning it as one of the worst CPU cooler installations.
🔥 During the stress test, the cooler struggled to keep the temperature of the 5 26 50 V3 processor under control, reaching a maximum of 90 degrees Celsius.
💻 The cooler's fan speed reached up to 1844 RPM, close to the manufacturer's claim of 1800 RPM.
💰 The cooler is affordable, costing a little over 50 Brazilian Reais, and the reviewer encourages viewers to like, comment, and share the video.

Q & A

What is the product featured in the video?
-The product featured in the video is a CPU cooler from Gamemax, a Brazilian brand, purchased from Amazon.
What is the model of the Gamemax CPU cooler?
-The specific model of the Gamemax CPU cooler is not mentioned in the script, but it is identified by its packaging and features discussed in the video.
Does the Gamemax CPU cooler have RGB lighting?
-No, the Gamemax CPU cooler does not have RGB lighting. It has LED lights, but they are not RGB.
What are the dimensions of the Gamemax CPU cooler?
-The dimensions of the Gamemax CPU cooler are 127mm by 127mm by 82mm.
What is the maximum RPM of the CPU cooler's fan?
-The maximum RPM of the CPU cooler's fan is 1800 rotations per minute.
What type of bearing does the CPU cooler use?
-The CPU cooler uses a hydraulic bearing.
What is the weight of the Gamemax CPU cooler?
-The weight of the Gamemax CPU cooler is approximately 266 grams.
Is the Gamemax CPU cooler compatible with both Intel and AMD processors?
-Yes, the Gamemax CPU cooler is compatible with both Intel and AMD processors.
What was the temperature of the processor during the stress test with the Gamemax CPU cooler?
-During the stress test, the maximum temperature reached by the processor was 90 degrees Celsius, with an average temperature of 72 degrees Celsius.
How did the Gamemax CPU cooler perform in terms of noise and speed during the test?
-The Gamemax CPU cooler's fan speed reached up to 1844 RPM, with an average of 1560 RPM during the test. It was working hard to manage the processor's temperature, indicating it could be noisy.
What was the reviewer's final verdict on the Gamemax CPU cooler?
-The reviewer found the Gamemax CPU cooler to be good value for its price, which was around 50 Brazilian Reais, but noted that it struggled with the high-energy consumption of the tested processor.

Outlines

00:00

📦 Unboxing a Brazilian CPU Cooler

The script begins with the host introducing a new product box from Brazil, purchased on Amazon, which has been received for some time but only now being unboxed. The product is a Gamemax CPU cooler, and the host intends to compare it with another cooler in a future video. The cooler features an LED light, not RGB, but designed to enhance gaming performance. The box contents include the cooler, a manual, mounting hardware, and thermal paste. The cooler is compatible with both Intel and AMD motherboards and has a fan size of 127x127mm, capable of reaching 1800 RPM, and weighs approximately 266 grams. The host describes the cooler's aluminum base and the difficulty of installing it on a specific processor, the 5 26 50 V3, which is known for its energy consumption of 105 watts.

05:02

🔥 CPU Cooler Performance Test

In the second paragraph, the host conducts a stress test on the CPU cooler to evaluate its performance. The test involves running the processor at 100% usage for 10 minutes, monitoring the temperature changes. The initial baseline temperature is noted, followed by a rapid rise to nearly 80 degrees Celsius within a minute. The cooler's fan speed increases to over 1700 RPM, reaching a maximum of 1844 RPM, striving to manage the high temperatures. Despite its efforts, the CPU temperature peaks at 90 degrees Celsius, which is considered high, but the host attributes this to the processor's high energy consumption rather than the cooler's inadequacy. For processors with lower energy consumption, such as the E5 2640 V3, the cooler would perform adequately. The average CPU temperature during the test was 72 degrees Celsius, never falling below 85 degrees. The host concludes by mentioning the affordable price of the cooler and encourages viewers to like, comment, and share the video, also reminding them of a future smartphone giveaway for subscribers and Instagram followers.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Gamemax CPU Cooler

The Gamemax CPU Cooler is the central product being reviewed in the video. It is a device designed to dissipate heat from the central processing unit (CPU) of a computer, ensuring optimal performance and preventing overheating. In the script, the Gamemax CPU Cooler is described as having LED lights, which are not RGB but still contribute to the aesthetic of the computer setup.

💡Amazon

Amazon is mentioned as the platform where the Gamemax CPU Cooler was purchased. It is an e-commerce marketplace where a wide variety of products, including computer hardware like the CPU cooler, can be bought. The script indicates that the product was bought some time ago but is only being reviewed now.

💡LED

LED, or Light Emitting Diodes, are used in the Gamemax CPU Cooler to provide lighting effects. While the script specifies that the LEDs are not RGB (which would offer multicolor options), they still add a visual enhancement to the gaming experience, as mentioned in the video.

💡Compatibility

Compatibility refers to the ability of the Gamemax CPU Cooler to work with different types of computer motherboards and processors. The script mentions that it is compatible with both Intel and AMD platforms, which are two of the main manufacturers of computer processors.

💡Hydrodynamic Bearing

Hydrodynamic bearing is the type of bearing used in the CPU cooler, which allows the fan to rotate smoothly and quietly. It is a technology that reduces friction by using a fluid (usually oil) to support the moving parts. The script describes this as the type of bearing the cooler uses.

💡RPM (Revolutions Per Minute)

RPM is a measure of the rotational speed of the CPU cooler's fan. The script mentions that the Gamemax CPU Cooler can reach up to 1800 RPM, which indicates the maximum speed at which the fan can rotate to cool the CPU.

💡Thermal Paste

Thermal paste is a substance used to fill the microscopic gaps between the CPU and the cooler to improve heat transfer. In the script, it is mentioned that the cooler comes with thermal paste, which the reviewer plans to apply to the processor.

💡Installation

Installation refers to the process of setting up the CPU cooler in the computer. The script describes the installation process as challenging, noting that it took a significant amount of time and effort to properly mount the cooler.

💡Stress Test

A stress test is a method used to evaluate the performance of the CPU cooler by putting the CPU under maximum load for an extended period. The script describes a stress test being conducted to see how the cooler performs under heavy use, with the aim of measuring temperature increases.

💡Temperature

Temperature is a critical factor in assessing the performance of a CPU cooler. The script discusses the temperature readings during the stress test, noting the maximum and average temperatures reached by the CPU and the cooler.

💡Power Consumption

Power consumption is the amount of energy used by the CPU, which directly affects the cooling requirements. The script mentions that the tested CPU has a power consumption of 105 watts, which is a significant factor in the cooling challenge faced by the Gamemax CPU Cooler.

Highlights

Introduction of a Brazilian product, a CPU cooler from Gamemax, purchased from Amazon.

The Gamemax CPU cooler is not a product from China, but a domestic product from Brazil.

The product arrived a while ago but was not unboxed until now for a review.

The CPU cooler is similar to those that come with processors from AMD or Intel.

The cooler features LED lights, not RGB, but designed to enhance gaming performance.

The cooler's dimensions are 127x127x82, and it can reach up to 1800 RPM.

It has a hydraulic bearing and weighs approximately 266 grams.

The cooler is compatible with both Intel and AMD motherboards.

The box contains the CPU cooler, manual, support, screws, and thermal paste.

The CPU cooler is large, as demonstrated by its size compared to the presenter's hand.

The base of the cooler is made of aluminum, not copper, with a black piano finish.

The installation process was difficult, especially due to the cooler's size and cable length.

The cooler's cable is short, which affected the orientation during installation.

The cooler was tested with a 5 26 50 V3 processor, which is energy-consuming.

During the stress test, the processor's temperature reached almost 90 degrees Celsius.

The cooler's fan speed reached above 1700 RPM, and even up to 1844 RPM at maximum.

The average temperature of the processor during the test was 72 degrees Celsius.

The cooler struggled to manage the high temperature due to the processor's high energy consumption.

The cooler is affordable, priced at around 50 Brazilian reals.

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