🔧 Cooler Master i30 CPU Cooler - 92mm Low Noise Cooling Fan & Heatsink (RH-I30-26FK-R1) - for Intel Socket LGA 1150 / 1151 / 1155 / 1156 (i30) Review

My genuine product opinion.In general, a small area of ​​​​adjacency does not interfere with the stable operation of the computer.

I hope that it will cool, the area of ​​​​contact with the processor is a maximum of 50%, and it’s hard to call it a radiator, more like a fan.

I bought to replace another Cooler Master of an unknown model, whose blade fell off after 9 years. And either I’m already used to the noise, or the cooler is really very good (rather, both), but I absolutely can’t hear this new one, even the squeak of the hard drive is audible, from the fan only air flows coming from its blades. It seems like such a trifle, but I was very pleased. Who suits the socket I advise you to buy

I took the fans from the video card to replace them, the old ones got exhausted, after installing these fans they became much colder (the old ones didn’t cool like that), taking into account the requirements for fans that the processors cool, I think they will last much longer than those old ones! my opinion can only complicate your choice for a purchase, since I used them for a different purpose, but regarding cooling, they are really on top, even though they are not in their place) All the…

Preferences: Low profile, quiet and no RGB! Dislikes: Very little overclocking potential. without acceleration. If I stuck to that goal, this radiator would work great. But I have a 9600KF, so of course I OCed. This cooler just can't handle the extra power of the OCed chip, and temperatures are becoming limiting. I would only recommend chips, not "K".

Used on a fan heatsink assembly that broke on a Dell Alienware computer. The mounting tabs on the original radiator fan assembly were broken. It fitted perfectly and was installed within minutes. No questions. Works perfectly. Delivered the next day. The assembly already has thermal paste on it. It closes with a small plastic cap. I already bought some thermal paste and could have saved a few bucks if I hadn't bought another tube. Would recommend to others.

My stock Intel cooler was causing my temps to spike to 90C or more under load and has been noisy at higher fan speeds since new. I was hoping this cheap cooler would improve cooling when playing Cyberpunk 2077. Now I can game for hours and my CPU temperature stays under 60C. I removed the thermal paste that came with the cooler and applied Artic MX4 thermal paste instead. This cooler is also much quieter than the stock cooler, even under load it is unobtrusive. It also looks pretty sharp…

A good cheap quiet CPU fan. The installation instructions left a lot to be desired. It comes with a pad that goes on the back of the mobo. The double tape helped but still had to hold the baseplate on the back of the mobo to tighten the screws. . Ignore the blue backlight. Be warned this is a quality fan that is very quiet and does a good job of keeping the CPU cool. The highest core temp I've had on my i7 4790 was 51C. I don't overclock the clock or the game. Expect the temperature to drop a…

I bought this cooler to use with a 10th Gen Intel Pentium processor. For anyone interested, this cooler is compatible with LGA 1200 socket. The quality of the cooler is amazing for the price. I see some reviews calling the metal material "cheap" and I disagree. The metal material is more than acceptable and not flimsy at all. I ran a stress test with my CPU at 100% load for 20 minutes and the CPU didn't exceed 35c. The processor is idle between 25-28c. The stress test results are exceptional…

Great fan and color option for LED lighting / aesthetically pleasing computer builders. It's also a quiet movement. I have one in a new build as well as two other 120mm case fans. To check the noise level I left my tower running all night for a couple of nights and slept although no one bothered me. I also have 6 full-size hard drives (mechanical) in my system, so even with that extra noise I'm still happy. I'm pretty sure these Cooler Master fans are designed to keep noise down for those who…

Saw Cooler Master and was regularly surprised at the low price. I only noticed this after opening the box. It will not cool down a desktop processor in any way. The contact area at the bottom of the cooler is about half that of the Intel Socket 1155 processor (see figure). I figured the folks at Cooler Master knew something I didn't, so I gave it a try anyway: It was a short test. By the time I got into the BIOS, the CPU temp was already 50C and it was just a humble Pentium; The Core i7 it was…