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Does it have to be RGB?
A bit overkill for a 5600G/5600X but still, this way you'll have a great cooler that will last you throughout any upgrade process, whether you choose to remain using AMD or move over to an Intel based build, this cooler would handle any consumer based CPU to date.
Liquid Coolers are rather pointless waste of money unless you just don't care.
They have their uses but on your CPU I wouldn't see the point. But if you have the $ for any decent AIO LC, then do yourself a favor and instead of buying any of those, buy a better CPU instead, like a 5700X
Not sure why anyone wants a Ryzen G series APU unless you actually plan to do an HTPC build where all you plan to use is the Onboard GPU.
thats great advice!
(probably any cooler for 30-40$/€ will do for a ryzen 5)
personally i do not like the dark rock pro because of the installation and the weak fan compared to the competetion but it looks the best for sure and is still a high end cooler...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgGaEZjb5Ls&t=1s
almost immediately liquid coolers will take time to reach max temps and under normal use
hardly ever.thats why when you see them compare in test they have to let them run
20 minutes or so at full load.so that the liquid cooler will get up to temp that the air cooler hit almost immediatly.so the liquid cooler is far superior to air as in it will rarely if ever hit max temps in gaming or any other application minus stressing for tests.and then it still beats air even then.
I might end up getting the high performance air cooler possibly.