Max RPM
- ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS BLACK 70 CFM CPU Cooler
- 600 - 1500 RPM listed
- Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler
- 2200 RPM listed
ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS BLACK 70 CFM CPU Cooler vs Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler
Side-by-side cpu cooler specifications, price freshness, and neutral decision guidance to help you carry the right part into your PC build.
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ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS BLACK 70 CFM CPU Cooler
ID-COOLING
$29.99
Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler
Thermalright
$16.89
Decision guide
Which listed differences should decide this comparison?
Start with the constraint that matters in your build, such as expansion, physical fit, capacity, or power. These are catalog specifications, not benchmark or gaming-performance estimates.
Height
- ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS BLACK 70 CFM CPU Cooler
- 151 mm listed
- Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler
- 118 mm listed
Noise Level
- ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS BLACK 70 CFM CPU Cooler
- 28.9 dB listed
- Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler
- 23.85 dB listed
Listed price context
- ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS BLACK 70 CFM CPU Cooler: $29.99 in the catalog. Confirm availability and final price with the retailer before purchasing.
- Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler: $16.89 in the catalog. Confirm availability and final price with the retailer before purchasing.
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Starting part
ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS BLACK 70 CFM CPU Cooler
A valid starting point when its price, platform, and remaining build requirements fit your plan.
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Starting part
Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler
Better fit if max rpm matters: 2200 RPM listed.
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Material specification differences
Direct specifications only - not benchmarks or an overall score.
- If max rpm matters: Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler lists 2200 RPM.
- If height matters: Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler lists 118 mm.
- If noise level matters: Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler lists 23.85 dB.
Common questions
How should I choose between these cpu coolers?v
Start with the specifications that matter for your workload, then review power, physical fit, platform, and connectivity tradeoffs. PC Launchpad highlights only direct, verifiable specification differences and does not declare a universal winner.
Can I mix any of these cpu coolers with the rest of my parts?v
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Where are the prices from?v
Prices come from Amazon availability, which PC Launchpad updates regularly. If a component is out of stock or prices change, the comparison may not reflect the latest number - always confirm on the retailer page before you buy.
Is the ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS BLACK 70 CFM CPU Cooler better than the Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler?v
It depends on the workload. Use the chart summary above for the quick read, then look at the spec-by-spec breakdown to see which individual metrics favor which part. Verifiable numeric winners are emphasized only when the data has a clear direction, such as higher capacity or lower latency.
Which one is better value - the ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS BLACK 70 CFM CPU Cooler or the Thermalright Assassin X SE 32.77 CFM CPU Cooler?v
Value depends on your workload and the rest of the build. Compare the specifications you will actually use, then confirm the current retailer price before purchasing; PC Launchpad does not infer benchmark performance from catalog specifications.