Corsair H60 suitable for a stock Ryzen 9 5900X?

[probedb]

It's been a long time since I posted and 5 years since I built a new PC.

Looking at stuff I can upgrade one step at a time in my current system.

Will a Corsair H60 be OK for a 5900X?

Currently it will sit on an older Core 5 4690K.

[rs4847]

I doubt it, AMD have provided a list of coolers and the minimum radiator size seems to be 240mm but you are probably better off with a 280mm for an AIO.

https://www.amd.com/en/processors/ry...rmal-solutions

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

AIO water coolers start to degrade over time,so I probably would get a new cooler.

[probedb]

Thanks for the info, cooler will be bought new, trying to work out if anything will fit my existing case tbh.

[rs4847]

I have similar issues as my build is over 8 years old and my case is even older, I decided that it is best to change my case as I wanted updated front panel I/O and better support for AIO mounting. The only things I am taking forward into the new build are my PSU, GPU and drives.

[probedb]

I've ended up deciding to keep my media server separate so I'm going to build from scratch anyways although I may now get this cooler for my current PC

[Waynehwc]

I suggest getting a new cooler. Best check on amd website for there suggested cooler if you want one that last is best getting a air cooler. AIO are good but the pump tends to degrade over time.
I also suggest to get a bigger case with modular design that still has 5.25 bays they can be useful for future ports upgrade if needed e.g. you can buy 5.25 front panel with usb 3 slots or a hotswap drive bay or anything people think up of for that slot you can even buy a drawer for it just for putting cables and usb stick in or your keys.