AMD Wraith Cooler

Overview

AMD Wraith is the new cooler that will be bundled with certain CPUs. I have received an FX-8370 and the performance of the new heatsink is very good. It kept the FX at max 61C after overclocking which is excellent.

-- As reviewed by reviewstudio.net

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8.8

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Last revision on March 4, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Reasonably quiet at idle and under load
Fairly compact
Easy to install
Excellent performance
Affordable

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Only available with the AMD FX8370

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Nice to see AMD making awesome...

By techteamgb.co.uk on March 04, 2016

AMD's new stock CPU cooler is a huge upgrade over the company's older model, even if it won't replace the best aftermarket coolers for enthusiasts and overclockers. We just wish it were included with more FX processors (and maybe even some AMD A Series...

By Computer Shopper on February 23, 2016

Let's get the minor disappointments out of the way first. The first being the lack of new FX model. It would have been nice if AMD had managed to squeeze a little extra out of the 8000 series, maybe a 8390 at 4.5GHz (peak) but that isnt the case. For...

By HardwareHeaven on February 02, 2016

By reviewstudio.net on February 02, 2016

The Wraith has been announced by AMD as being a quiet cooler. It is only partially true: if you configure, on your motherboard setup (if the cooler fan is connected to it), the cooler fan speed on automatic mode with a quiet profile, the Wraith will be...

By Hardware Secrets on August 08, 2016

The Wraith's fan shroud features an LED-illuminated logoThe Wraith is a significant upgrade over AMD's outgoing thermal solution, offering lower noise and improved thermal performance. It isn't the quietest cooler I've tested, but inside of a case the...

By PCPer on July 20, 2016

The Wraith is being bundled as a stock cooler and it doesn't cost $75 or more like a quality after-market CPU cooler. It isn't going to give you the same result as a premium product like a Noctua cooler. Given that the Wraith makes one-tenth of the...

By pcgamers.net.au on July 14, 2016

Testing will be conducted by comparing the FX 6350 CPU operating at the base clock frequency and then at turbo mode speed, running Prime95 to obtain stress readings for both temperature and fan speed at Idle and Load for each mode. Readings will include...

By Neoseeker on June 17, 2016

Price The AMD Wraith cooler cannot be purchased on its own so the pricing depends on which CPU you decide to buy. While it might seem a good idea to offer the cooler to loyal AMD fans wanting the revised design, it doesn't make sense given the huge...

By eTeknix on May 13, 2016

Overall, I was definitely impressed with the performance of the AMD Wraith CPU cooler. It was nice for a change to be able to do some mild overclocking right out of the box and not have to worry about a meltdown. The whole experience was pleasant, the...

By overclockers.com on April 29, 2016

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AMD Wraith Cooler

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