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I just bought a new Dell G5 5000 desktop and it came with the giant heat sync shown in the pictures on the site (not that little one I see on other people have received with their computers). Here is the question: Should I replace it with the Cooler Master Hyper TX3 Evo or leave it alone? Now let me tell you about what I purchased, what I’ve modified so far and the adventure I had getting here…. What I purchased was:Intel i7-10700KF16 GB RAM256 M.2 SSDGeForce RTX 2070 SuperNo glass side And what I’ve done to it so far:1. Replaced the stock memory with Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB in slots 3 & 4     a. They would not work in slots 1 & 2 for some reason?2. Replaced the stock M.2 with a 1 TB Samsung Evo Plus3. Replaced the stock WiFi/Bluetooth card with WHAT WAS SUPPOSE TO BE an Intel AX200 but was actually an AC 8265!     a. I am going to replace it what I ACTUALLY ordered later. 4. Replaced the back case fan with a Noctua NF-A9 PWM5. Added a Noctua NF-A9 PWM for a front case fan using zip ties to hold it in place.     a. I saw a post where [NAME] put the original rear case fan in the front. I was able to trick the BIOS by       doing that initially then I put in the Noctua and my system boots with no errors. So that is where I am at so far. All that is left is this Cooler Master CPU fan I have sitting her on my desk. At the moment I can BARELY hear the CPU and GPU fan. Note that I have yet to put it under load but will do so soon. I guess the real questions are (in comparison to this stock CPU cooler):Will the TX3 EVO eliminate the CPU fan noise that I hear while sitting at idle?Will the TX3 EVO be less noisy under load?Will the TX3 EVO provide better thermals for the CPU? P.S. This is going to replace the XPS 8930 that I currently have. [IMAGE]
G5 5000: To Replace CPU Fan or Not