Link - http://www.enostech.com/id-cooling-frostflow-120-aio-cpu-cooler-review/
Just out of curiosity, have you ever considered using cpu heat simulators for cooler test?
milkywayman said in ID-Cooling Frostflow 120 AIO CPU Cooler Review:
cpu heat simulator
Not 100% sure what you mean.
LetsGetIt1220 it’s a resistive heat generator, with mounts for intel and amd sockets 
that way you can consistently generate heat and not be at the whim of actual cpu’s 
milkywayman said in ID-Cooling Frostflow 120 AIO CPU Cooler Review:
resistive heat generator
Hmmm, will have to look into it. Always up for better testing 
Got a link to one/article of some sort by chance?
Sweet, will have to look into it and see if it’s something I can do 
Does look promising though if I can.
1 Like
So would you say this AIO is worth using on an FX 8320 to overclock to 4.5ghz and not worry about temps?
Gorkie Should be more than fine for that bud. When testing coolers, I run my 6700K at 1.45V for the overclocked tests and this past with flying colours.
1 Like
Interesting that the noise level is so much different from the 240L.
Looks to be a refreshed fan, as from the 240L article it’s a similar model number but running at a higher current.
Sgt_T8ie Ya, it’s also only a single fan instead of two which does help a bit The noise level, or rather, lack thereof was quite imnpressive.
LetsGetIt1220 Am I right in thinking that a doubling in noise would be a change of 6dB? So the difference in the two AIOs is massive!