The COOLPC Black I reviewed by El Chapuzas Informático does not match the default configuration on COOLMOD’s Spanish listing. The outlet published its review on October 26, 2026, and said COOLMOD supplied the test PC. Its performance findings describe that review unit, not automatically the different build shown in the listing.

The reviewed PC and the listing use different parts

The tested system and the Spanish listing share the COOLPC Black I name, but several components differ. COOLMOD’s listing also names no operating system.

ComponentEl Chapuzas Informático’s review unitCOOLMOD’s Spanish listing
ProcessorAMD Ryzen 5 5500AMD Ryzen 5 5500F
Graphics cardMSI GeForce RTX 5060 VENTUS 2XMSI GeForce RTX 5060 VENTUS 2X OC
Memory16 GB DDR4-3200, 2 × 8 GB, dual-channel16 GB DDR4-3200, 1 × 16 GB
MotherboardMSI A520M-A PROAsus Prime A520M-K
SSDPNY CS1030, 1 TBLexar NM610 PRO, 1 TB
CPU coolerAMD Wraith StealthArctic Alpine 23 CO
Power supplyGamdias Helios E1-600 Pro, 600 WGigabyte P650SS, 650 W
CaseMSI MAG Forge M100RGamdias Atlas M3M ARGB
Operating systemLicensed Windows 11 installedNone listed

If you’re assessing the listed build, don’t assume it has the review unit’s dual-channel memory or licensed Windows 11. The processor and several other components also differ, so the review’s results should not be treated as measurements of the listing configuration.

What the gaming assessment says

El Chapuzas Informático reports that its Ryzen 5 5500 and RTX 5060 review unit handled modern games at 1080p with Ultra settings. For demanding games or higher frame rates, the review says DLSS or Frame Generation may be needed. That is a qualified result for the tested configuration, not a guarantee for every game or for the different build on COOLMOD’s listing.

Temperatures and fan noise in the review

For its test system, El Chapuzas Informático reports CPU temperatures of about 80 °C under stress and around 70 °C in ordinary use. It puts the GPU at about 68 °C while gaming. The outlet also describes the factory fan profile as audible at idle and says lowering the PWM fan profile can reduce the noise.