The Cooling Revolution: A Deep Dive into the LSSE Series by The Cool

As fans of cooling technology, we're always on the lookout for innovative solutions that deliver exceptional performance at an affordable price. The Cool has been a pioneer in this space, and their latest offering, the LSSE series, is no exception. In this article, we'll delve into the details of the LSSE series, comparing it to its counterparts, the SE and LT, and exploring what sets it apart from the competition.

The LSSE Series: A New Breed of Cooling

The LSSE series marks a significant milestone in The Cool's product lineup, as it represents their latest attempt to improve upon their already impressive cooling technology. With a focus on affordability and performance, the LSSE series aims to bridge the gap between budget-friendly options and high-end solutions. But just how does it stack up against its competitors?

Price vs Performance: A Tale of Two Cooling Solutions

One of the most compelling aspects of the LSSE series is its price-to-performance ratio. While the SE is expected to be the cheapest option, followed by the LS, the actual difference between the LS and the LSSE is relatively minor. The fans in the LSSE are essentially the same as those found in the LS, with a slight modification that makes them less solid and more hollow. However, this minor tweak doesn't seem to have a significant impact on performance.

In our testing, we found that both the LS and the LSSE cooled the R5 7600X CPU to similar temperatures. The average temperature recorded by the LS was 81.81 degrees Celsius, while the LSSE averaged 82.86 degrees Celsius – a difference of just over 1 degree. This may seem like a small margin, but it highlights the impressive cooling capabilities of both solutions.

The LS vs the LSSE: A Head-to-Head Showdown

In our testing, we used an open test bench to compare the performance of the LS and the LSSE. We repeated the same test with a different CPU, the R5 7600X, but this time using a Gigabyte B650 Aero G motherboard. The results were consistent: the LSSE performed slightly better than the LS, but by only a fraction of a degree.

The LT720: A Mid-Range Option

The LT720 represents a mid-point in The Cool's product lineup, offering a balance between performance and price. While it's not quite as affordable as the SE or the LSSE, it still manages to deliver impressive cooling capabilities at a lower cost than the top-of-the-line options.

In our testing, we found that the LT720 cooled the R5 7600X CPU to an average temperature of 80 degrees Celsius – just slightly better than the LS and LSSE. However, its performance is still somewhat behind that of the mid-range options, making it a viable choice for those who want to save some money without sacrificing too much cooling power.

The Verdict: Which Cooling Solution Should You Choose?

Ultimately, the decision comes down to your budget and what you're willing to pay for better performance. If you're looking to save a few bucks, the LSSE is an excellent option that still delivers exceptional cooling capabilities. However, if you want a little more bells and whistles, or a more solid fan, you may need to consider the mid-range options or even the top-of-the-line solutions.

For those on a tight budget, the LSSE is an excellent choice – it's one of the most affordable options available in the market today. However, for those who want the best performance possible, there's little difference between the LS and the LSSE. In this case, the higher-end solution may be worth considering, especially if you're looking to future-proof your system.

In conclusion, The Cool's LSSE series is an impressive addition to their product lineup, offering exceptional cooling capabilities at an affordable price. While it may not offer a significant advantage over its competitors in terms of performance, it still delivers impressive results and provides a compelling value proposition for those on a budget.

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found consistent throughout this line of aios is that it cools very well so these are all 360 mm rad aios we've tried them on various CPUs both for testing in the videos as well as for our customers and across the board we've been happy with their performance but just for this video let's do a head-to-head of all of these guys the test bench we used is the same for the lsse and the ls but with a slight variation for the LT for the lsse versus the ls we used an R5 7600x with an MSI Pro b650m-a mobile and head to head consistently the ls does better but only slightly better so our usual test benches we run cinebench R23 for 30 minutes and then record the temperatures the ls70 had an average temperature of 81.81 versus the ls720 SE with an average stamp of 82.86 so around just roughly a degree and this is basically consistent in all of the other tests that we saw the ls cools just very slightly better compared to the lsse for all of the tests we used an open test bench so not enclosed in a case the lt720 tests differed just very slightly we use the same CPU 7600x but with a different mobile a gigabyte b650 Aero G there results for the lt720 were better than the ls and lsse but not by much with the lt720 we had an average temperature of 80 degrees and a Max temperature kind of high actually at 86.1 degrees so the more expensive you go the better your performance but just very slightly now the 7600x isn't the hottest CPU but by no means is the coolest either amd's am5 format is notorious for trying to get as much power from the system so that it can amp up the speed of the CPU causing more heat so especially for am5 platforms you want a competent cooler so your performance won't throttle both the coolers the ls and the lsse handle that without any problems so just from a price to Performance perspective the lsse is supposed to come out cheaper but for performance it's just basically very very slightly lower than the ls version so if you're looking to save a few bucks definitely just go for the lsse so bottom line which should you get and that really depends on how price conscious you are if budget is Ultimate consideration the lsse will perform beautifully for the price now if you want a little more bells and whistles if you want a more solid fan if you just want to go with a bandwagon that well you know it's more expensive so it should be slightly better than the lt720 is an option in terms of Market segmentation it's true that the lowest end performs slightly behind the mid and the high but again the difference is not that great compared to the pricing differences so at the end of the day it really comes down to how much more extra do you want to pay for a slight increase in performance but specifically on the lsse series The Cool does it again with a very affordable cooler with excellent performance thanks for watching cleaning we also clean and repay gpus tournament and you can also buy from our site www.hwsugar.ph now 100 palagging up to date you inventory items available in society we also shipped Nationwide thanks for watching and maybe one of these days Makita ties a shopforeign foreign what's up internet if you've been watching the channel for any length of time you know that we're big fans of deep cool in particular they're cooling technology they've come out with a new line of aios but this is there towards the future moving forward line of aios so they started with the LS Series and then the LT and now they have the lsse we ranked them actually in terms of price the SE is supposed to be the cheapest followed by the ls followed by the LT but really between the ls and the lsse there's not a lot of difference the provided fans of the lsse don't have rubber pads they seem a little less solid a bit more Hollow same build quality as the ones included in the LT and the ls the RPMs of the SE and the ls are the same although it uses less current for the SE version the CPU block of the lsse is an infinity mirror compared to more set design on the LS series it's actually very minor changes the most important thing that we found consistent throughout this line of aios is that it cools very well so these are all 360 mm rad aios we've tried them on various CPUs both for testing in the videos as well as for our customers and across the board we've been happy with their performance but just for this video let's do a head-to-head of all of these guys the test bench we used is the same for the lsse and the ls but with a slight variation for the LT for the lsse versus the ls we used an R5 7600x with an MSI Pro b650m-a mobile and head to head consistently the ls does better but only slightly better so our usual test benches we run cinebench R23 for 30 minutes and then record the temperatures the ls70 had an average temperature of 81.81 versus the ls720 SE with an average stamp of 82.86 so around just roughly a degree and this is basically consistent in all of the other tests that we saw the ls cools just very slightly better compared to the lsse for all of the tests we used an open test bench so not enclosed in a case the lt720 tests differed just very slightly we use the same CPU 7600x but with a different mobile a gigabyte b650 Aero G there results for the lt720 were better than the ls and lsse but not by much with the lt720 we had an average temperature of 80 degrees and a Max temperature kind of high actually at 86.1 degrees so the more expensive you go the better your performance but just very slightly now the 7600x isn't the hottest CPU but by no means is the coolest either amd's am5 format is notorious for trying to get as much power from the system so that it can amp up the speed of the CPU causing more heat so especially for am5 platforms you want a competent cooler so your performance won't throttle both the coolers the ls and the lsse handle that without any problems so just from a price to Performance perspective the lsse is supposed to come out cheaper but for performance it's just basically very very slightly lower than the ls version so if you're looking to save a few bucks definitely just go for the lsse so bottom line which should you get and that really depends on how price conscious you are if budget is Ultimate consideration the lsse will perform beautifully for the price now if you want a little more bells and whistles if you want a more solid fan if you just want to go with a bandwagon that well you know it's more expensive so it should be slightly better than the lt720 is an option in terms of Market segmentation it's true that the lowest end performs slightly behind the mid and the high but again the difference is not that great compared to the pricing differences so at the end of the day it really comes down to how much more extra do you want to pay for a slight increase in performance but specifically on the lsse series The Cool does it again with a very affordable cooler with excellent performance thanks for watching cleaning we also clean and repay gpus tournament and you can also buy from our site www.hwsugar.ph now 100 palagging up to date you inventory items available in society we also shipped Nationwide thanks for watching and maybe one of these days Makita ties a shopforeign foreign what's up internet if you've been watching the channel for any length of time you know that we're big fans of deep cool in particular they're cooling technology they've come out with a new line of aios but this is there towards the future moving forward line of aios so they started with the LS Series and then the LT and now they have the lsse we ranked them actually in terms of price the SE is supposed to be the cheapest followed by the ls followed by the LT but really between the ls and the lsse there's not a lot of difference the provided fans of the lsse don't have rubber pads they seem a little less solid a bit more Hollow same build quality as the ones included in the LT and the ls the RPMs of the SE and the ls are the same although it uses less current for the SE version the CPU block of the lsse is an infinity mirror compared to more set design on the LS series it's actually very minor changes the most important thing that we found consistent throughout this line of aios is that it cools very well so these are all 360 mm rad aios we've tried them on various CPUs both for testing in the videos as well as for our customers and across the board we've been happy with their performance but just for this video let's do a head-to-head of all of these guys the test bench we used is the same for the lsse and the ls but with a slight variation for the LT for the lsse versus the ls we used an R5 7600x with an MSI Pro b650m-a mobile and head to head consistently the ls does better but only slightly better so our usual test benches we run cinebench R23 for 30 minutes and then record the temperatures the ls70 had an average temperature of 81.81 versus the ls720 SE with an average stamp of 82.86 so around just roughly a degree and this is basically consistent in all of the other tests that we saw the ls cools just very slightly better compared to the lsse for all of the tests we used an open test bench so not enclosed in a case the lt720 tests differed just very slightly we use the same CPU 7600x but with a different mobile a gigabyte b650 Aero G there results for the lt720 were better than the ls and lsse but not by much with the lt720 we had an average temperature of 80 degrees and a Max temperature kind of high actually at 86.1 degrees so the more expensive you go the better your performance but just very slightly now the 7600x isn't the hottest CPU but by no means is the coolest either amd's am5 format is notorious for trying to get as much power from the system so that it can amp up the speed of the CPU causing more heat so especially for am5 platforms you want a competent cooler so your performance won't throttle both the coolers the ls and the lsse handle that without any problems so just from a price to Performance perspective the lsse is supposed to come out cheaper but for performance it's just basically very very slightly lower than the ls version so if you're looking to save a few bucks definitely just go for the lsse so bottom line which should you get and that really depends on how price conscious you are if budget is Ultimate consideration the lsse will perform beautifully for the price now if you want a little more bells and whistles if you want a more solid fan if you just want to go with a bandwagon that well you know it's more expensive so it should be slightly better than the lt720 is an option in terms of Market segmentation it's true that the lowest end performs slightly behind the mid and the high but again the difference is not that great compared to the pricing differences so at the end of the day it really comes down to how much more extra do you want to pay for a slight increase in performance but specifically on the lsse series The Cool does it again with a very affordable cooler with excellent performance thanks for watching cleaning we also clean and repay gpus tournament and you can also buy from our site www.hwsugar.ph now 100 palagging up to date you inventory items available in society we also shipped Nationwide thanks for watching and maybe one of these days Makita ties a shop\n"