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General information |
Product name |
Thermalright The Great Macho RT |
Brand |
Thermalright | |
Model |
LE GRAND MACHO RT | |
Technical specifications |
Use |
Processor |
Processor support |
AMD AM2 | |
| AMD AM2+ | ||
| AMD AM3 | ||
| AMD AM4 | ||
| AMD FM1 | ||
| AMD FM2 | ||
| AMD FM2+ | ||
| Intel 1150 | ||
| Intel 1151 | ||
| Intel 1155 | ||
| Intel 1156 | ||
| Intel 1366 | ||
| Intel 2011 | ||
| Intel 2011-v3 | ||
| Intel 775 | ||
| Intel 2066 | ||
| Intel 1200 | ||
Color |
Silver | |
| White | ||
| Black | ||
Luminous |
No | |
Connector(s) |
4-pin Female | |
Ball bearing |
No | |
PWM |
Yes | |
Heat Pipe |
Yes | |
Adjustable speed |
No | |
Cooling type |
Ventirad (active) | |
Top Flow |
No | |
Dual tower |
No | |
Max CPU TDP |
300 W | |
Fan diameter |
140 mm | |
Min sound level |
14 dB | |
Max sound level |
20 dB | |
Minimum rotation speed |
300 RPM | |
Maximum rotation speed |
1300 RPM | |
Min airflow |
16.9 CFM | |
Max airflow |
73.6 CFM | |
Material(s) |
Aluminum | |
| Copper | ||
| Nickel | ||
Use |
Gamer | |
| Multimedia | ||
AIO radiator compatibility |
N/A | |
Dimensions |
Height (fan included) |
159 mm |
Width (fan included) |
147 mm | |
Depth (fan included) |
152 mm | |
Height |
159 mm | |
Width |
120 mm | |
Depth |
150 mm | |
Weight |
1060 g | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 3 Feb 2017
Does the job, my ryzen 7 3700x stays at 30°c in idel (not tested full load), less than the PCH chipset (34°c).
In office use, no noticeable noise (running at 600rpm)
Given the size of the fan, it should not be thicker than 25mm.
The real bonus: it comes with a high-quality, magnetic crosshead screwdriver.
It does not make any noise.
a little minus: a little short on thermal paste and moderately clear instructions
I invested in this little toy following the installation of an AMD 2600X proco (intended to be overclocked in a modest way). Thanks to this little toy, the processor doesn't manage to exceed 40°C on a hot day (28°C) while running at 4.2GHz.
That was for the efficiency of the device. I propose to you to pass in addition to its almost non-existent noise to speak about assembly.
As expected, the fan doesn't encroach on the RAM slots in any way. Another potential point of vigilance, the rear part of the GM RT does not conflict with the end plates of the high-end motherboards (these bits of plastic to hide the misery) in any case I did not encounter any problems with my Asrock Taichi which is in the standard of the HG market. No problem with the graphics card either. As far as the assembly itself is concerned, a third hand is welcome but with a little bit of know-how you can screw it in without too much trouble yourself.
In conclusion: efficient, well designed, go for it if you have space in your case
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