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Would this be enough for a Ryzen 9 5950X pushed to the extreme permanently (permanent consumption of almost 200W)?
I should point out that this is without overclocking. Which would be better between the Silent Loop 2 and the Pure Loop 2?

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I advise you to use Silent Loop 2. I have it myself for my 7950x3d, but instead of the stock fan/cooler I use three SILENT WINGS PRO 4
120mm PWM on it. I can also recommend the standard Kryonaut from Thermal Grizzly to go with it, so that everything fits. There won't be a new Silent Loop this year, maybe next.

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I use the Silent Loop 2 with three fans for my Intel i9 13900k. I have limited the processor to a maximum of 250 watts. Maximum temperature in the benchmark test was 86°. I have also throttled the fans. No sound and no noise, even during benchmark tests. I am very satisfied with be quiet Silent Loop 2.

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Hello, I use it in exactly the same way. Sometimes the 5950X runs for days at maximum capacity (16 processes), without problems, temperature does not go higher than 40C.

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Hello, Would this be enough for a Ryzen 9 5950X pushed to the extreme permanently (permanent consumption of almost 200W)? I should point out that this is without overclocking. Which would be better between the Silent Loop 2 and the Pure Loop 2?