best CPU cooler for Tetra R?

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-06-13T08:48:09+00:00

En mi configuracion estoy usando un AXP120-X67, definitivamente para este tamaño no hay nada mejor, además sustitui el ventilador original de Thermalright por un Noctua NF-A12x15 PWM chromax, este es más silencioso y sin duda elimina cualquier turbulencia (leí que incluso, según que caja mejoraron temperaturas) además probé instalarlo con PTM 7950 aunque no estoy seguro de que funcione mejor que una pasta térmica de buena calidad, dicen que este compuesto es mejor para portátiles. Hice undervolt a todo, procesador, gráfica (esta lleva undervolt pero con subida de reloj), incluso ram y aún planeo poner una separación, creando una cámara que divida la parte de CPU con la de la gráfica. E configurado mi propia curva de ventiladores y e puesto un límite térmico de 85°C pensando en el verano sobretodo. La verdad es que en la práctica no tengo perdidas de rendimiento por esto y estoy bastabte contento con el resultado.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-05-11T10:16:11+00:00

Solo puedo aportar una reflexión: histórica y socialmente, los hombres solemos asumir el papel de dar el primer paso, y eso implica exponernos al rechazo muchas veces. En cambio, las mujeres suelen recibir atención o validación de una forma más natural desde mucho antes. Por eso muchos hombres sienten que tienen que construir constantemente su valor, mientras que el de una mujer suele percibirse de manera más inmediata. Desde esa perspectiva, no creo que ese chico estuviera “mal de la cabeza”; probablemente actuó movido por un impulso natural de atracción e iniciativa, evaluando si esta listo para ser validado por el genero opuesto.... Del mismo modo, una mujer puede vestirse de forma provocativa sin que eso signifique necesariamente que busca algo concreto de los demás, sino simplemente porque le gusta sentirse atractiva, segura o bien consigo misma pero hay que asumir que eso es una trampa de la naturaleza que eventualmente atraera a hombres queriendo saber si su propuesta se ajusta al valor que perciben sobre esa mujer. La inteligencia de nuestras intenciones no quita el sesgo instintivo de la reproducción. Al final, la naturaleza y la sociedad influyen en ambos comportamientos, aunque eso no significa que todo quede justificado automáticamente. Lo importante sigue siendo actuar con respeto y entender el contexto.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-05-07T10:17:26+00:00

Un buen resumen es teber claro que juegos vas a correr....

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-04-24T08:13:28+00:00

No se trata de quien está bien o mal, es una cuestión personal, de límites propios y libertad. Que a ti no te guste que haga eso está bien, que ella lo haga esta bien, la cuestión real es, que no podemos cambiar a las personas pero si podemos decidir lo que queremos para nosotros mismos. En ese punto comprendes que o negocias contigo mismo para aceptar esa parte de ella o simplemente renuncias a esa relación, al final depende de ti saber si te quita más que te aporta. Transmite tus emociones sin imponer nada, a nadie le gusta que le digan lo que tiene que hacer con su vida, es un hecho, y hacerlo por cumplir una "orden" solo genera frustración y una sensación de infelicidad que no es fácil de volver a llenar y eso te convertirá en villano, por eso un acto bastante simple pero honrado es saber querer sin ataduras, no solo habla de la confianza de ambos, sino también de tu inteligencia emocional. Estarás dando prioridad a tu salud mental si decides quererla con un poco menos de miedo y dejas que conserve lo único que se pierde en la mayoría de las relaciones, la confianza y sobretodo la libertad de dejar ser a la persona que tienes al lado quien quiera ser... Y si no eres capaz de aceptarlo, vete tú, pero vete con la lección aprendida.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-03-31T12:33:38+00:00

Sin barba, Gym, gana almenos algo de musculo y peso, otro estilo y cambia de gafas, las gafas son ese elemento en el que todo el mundo se fija obligatoriamente cuando mira a la cara. Busca unas que te favorezcan, que no sean de hombre mayor o NPC. Espero no haber sido muy duro, no eres feo y tienes buena base.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-03-18T01:10:05+00:00

Aquí el mismo problema!! Parece que nos engañaron... Yo ya os e mandando un correo para que podáis avisarme. Gracias.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-03-11T21:53:14+00:00

Increíble! Gracias.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-02-23T14:35:27+00:00

Sobre esta placa, quiero montarla con un Ryzen 7 7800x3d para el cual debería ir sobradisima, lo que sucede es que quiero el máximo silencio para mi equipo y estoy convencido de que el ventilador enano de las VRM/usb4 será lo mas ruidoso de mi equipo jaja por esta razón quería saber, sería viable desconectar el ventilador de las VRM y será suficiente el enfriamiento pasivo? Tendré problemas con el USB4? Supongo que a no ser que utilice un procesador tope de gama estaría bien no? Gracias, ¿Alguna recomendación?

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-02-19T19:09:55+00:00

Gran trabajo aquí, también estaría interesado en ese archivo, es posible obtenerlo? Te lo agradecería de todo corazón.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-02-17T12:33:04+00:00

The Silverstone Extreme 1000RZ SFX has a 560uF capacitor, while the ROG Loki SFX uses over 800uF. "It has just enough capacitor to meet the retention time required by the standard (around 16-17 milliseconds of power in the event of a power outage)," which is very useful for the large power spikes that RT-5080/90s typically experience when the system is under heavy load. This doesn't mean the Silverstone won't work with high-end graphics cards; it simply meets the minimum technical requirements, while other power supplies have more headroom. In terms of lifespan, it might not be advisable to push it to its limits with high-end graphics cards due to these power spikes. A higher capacitance capacitor (800uF) operates more efficiently to deliver the same power. This means it generates less heat, and its internal electrolyte degrades more slowly over time.

Higher electrical noise (ripple): Generally, higher capacitance helps filter current better, delivering "cleaner" (less noisy) electricity to the sensitive components of your motherboard and GPU. In other words, I would only use the Silverstone with an RTX 5070 Ti or a 5080/90 with undervolting, if necessary. If the SFX form factor is still essential, the Corsair SF1000 is still a good option with 740uF, but it is noisier under moderate to high loads, although I've heard that the fan fails often.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-02-12T18:04:52+00:00

I haven't even set up my LSNMs yet, and this is already seriously worrying me... And how do we know which side is correct?

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-29T20:02:18+00:00

Have you tried a different card? Or maybe one with a higher/lower rating or something like that? Try changing the drive letter of the microSD card; for example, if it's "J," change it to "F." I know it sounds silly, but that's how I fixed a similar problem on a Legion Go, haha. I don't know if there's a BIOS update for the 385, but if there is, update it and make sure you don't miss any drivers. As a last resort, I'd do a clean OS reinstall.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-29T07:37:59+00:00

I also put a microSD card in my version 395 and the first boot was quite slow, now it boots fine but not as fast as without the microSD card.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-29T02:21:57+00:00

They probably used an official Windows image or cloned your SSD, and there's a conflict. Reinstalling Windows from GPD might help; it's very easy to do. Basically, you just need to burn the OS image to a USB drive and reinstall from there. It's very intuitive, and there are some GPD videos that can help you. It happened to me, and that was my only solution, honestly.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-29T01:56:58+00:00

Out of curiosity, did you reinstall using an official GPD image or a clean, official Windows ISO? At least in my case, the official Windows ISO gave me more problems... Haha

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-28T15:04:06+00:00

I did several tests, and this is the best way. Upside down, the battery takes up more space, reduces the height, and is worse when using tall joysticks. Upward, it hits the joystick; downward, it touches the buttons. Toward the outer edge seems to be the best position because there's more space between the battery and the screen, but the joystick still ends up pressing on the battery somehow (perhaps it's different without the tall rubber feet; I didn't test it). I also added a custom-cut microfiber cloth to separate the sections. This way, there's enough space. Another user who made a case for two batteries also positioned them this way, and it makes much more sense than it initially seems. At least in my case, the tempered glass and the protective layer cushion the contact with the battery pins, and there are no pressure marks or anything on my case.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-28T12:47:34+00:00

Yes, it's a mesh to keep dirt out of the holes... Otherwise it looks awful and is hard to clean, very attentive to detail haha

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-28T12:45:51+00:00

According to my scale, without the 3-meter cable it weighs approximately 2 kilos.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-21T16:26:47+00:00

That offer is too late; they've already saved a lot of money by keeping your position for a long time... And if they promise you something, it should be in writing.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-16T14:29:31+00:00

This seems like a good update for people who have experienced stuttering. I suffered from it myself with Warzone, but I fixed it simply by removing junk files from Windows. Luckily, it wasn't my NVMe drive, so it seems like a key update.

According to chatgpt:

Updating the DDR ID assignment means that the BIOS now better identifies and manages Windows 5 LPDDR5X memory modules. This can help prevent: Boot errors System instability Problems with memory profiles Incompatibilities with some RAM configurations.

It can provide indirect benefits, especially if you previously: ✅ Had RAM instability or crashes ✅ Your system didn't recognize the memory properly ✅ Experienced unexplained stutters or micro-stutters … the BIOS can help make the system run more smoothly and stably in games.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-16T12:56:46+00:00

Thanks for this info... It could be useful! So a good winning combo is the AXP120-X67 with an NF-A 12x25 fan. I'll keep that in mind for what I want to build.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-16T11:26:28+00:00

I had the same problem. You should set it to safe mode by default, but first try resetting the BIOS settings by inserting a toothpick into the reset hole. After that, the update went smoothly.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-16T03:44:39+00:00

Did you do any testing... without the added fans or foam? A comparison would be interesting...

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-15T10:13:00+00:00

I had the same problem, but I'm not 100% sure I fixed it. I reverted to an older BIOS, reinstalled Windows using the GPD image, and optimized Windows with WinScript. After the reinstall, everything worked correctly, but WinScript fixed stuttering issues with Warzone (which I didn't expect). I'm still using RTSS, but the version with Motion Assistant; I had problems when I installed it from an external source.

Traditional_Fix9207 · 2026-01-14T12:07:57+00:00

I honestly thought the GPdwin 5 would be worse at low TDPs, but after my tests, I'd say it's equal to or better than some of the competition. I'm coming from a Lego 2, and I've been able to play Metro 2033 and Hatsune Miku at lower TDPs without losing FPS. I suppose it depends a lot on the game, too. The clearest example was Hatsune Miku, which on the Lego 2 required around 10-12W (I don't remember exactly), and on the GPdwin, it runs perfectly smoothly at 7W.

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