Which variant of the Helios 500 has better cooling? i7 or i9?

Destroya1221

I've heard that the i9 Helios 500 gets really hot because the i9 specifically is a very heavy CPU that gets really hot. Does that mean the one with i7 has better cooling? The performance of the i7 is more than enough for me, but the i9 is definitely and noticeably better, and I'm willing to buy it for a few dollars more since it might be much more effective than the i7 when it comes to montaging, graphic designing, etc. It's still a hexa-core CPU, though. Anyway, I want to know which one is going to actually last longer? Which one has better thermals? Which one has better throttling presets? I know that the helios 500 is a beast when it comes to cooling overall, but I still wanna know. I would prefer the i9 model, but I wanna make sure the thermals on it are acceptable and ready to go.

xapim

@Destroya1221 the cooling its exactly the same on both variants and if you are not a developer and do rendering works (which the ryzen its better for that )you wouldnt need an i9 at all for gaming its useless i7 its more than enough but i still recommend the ryzen variant for rendering works and the intel for gaming the only downside its that the ryzen only has one nvme the second port its sata only but you can upgrade the cpu