Review on 🌬️ Silent Cooling Power: Dark Rock Pro 4 CPU Cooler with 250W TDP, BK022 by Adam Worek ᠌

Quiet in operation even at full speed is not audible, not so heavy and huge personally as for me. The mother MSI MEG Z390 ice with this cooler feels tolerable, does not bend (maybe someone sags, I judge from my practice) cools 9900k in manual overclocking on all cores 4900 Hz at a voltage of 1.26v, I applied my old old theomopaste to the processor MX2 (the MX 4 may well be a little better, but mine is enough for me). At idle 35-40 degrees in load after a 60-minute Aida64 test, it warmed up to a maximum of 85-88 degrees, at room temperature 26 degrees, with a 4-hour render in Sony Vegas, the situation is similar to that in Aida. 58-60 degrees. As for me, in the combination of design, noise level, work efficiency, you can’t find a better air cooler, holding it in your hands you feel reliability and the effect of being sold a real fit. Yes, I forgot to say, I put it in my old Zalman Z9 plus u3 case with a declared cooler height of 160mm with a margin of 4-5mm approximately (the nuance was in the side window where acrylic is installed on the inside, the 5mm pin roughly touched the cooler when closing, I cut it off with wire cutters so as not got in the way and closed easily like a native with a small margin of height). My main fear before buying was that it might not fit into the case, but in practice the devil is not as terrible as he is painted. Everything is intuitive with the mounting system, but if you haven’t practiced PC assembly much, I recommend watching the official assembly video from be quiet, everything is simple and clear without water. I was also pleased with the compatibility with my operational Gskill tradiend z margin of 2-3 mm, but the same noktua d 15 has worse compatibility and in order to insert it you have to raise the valve and due to this the height of the cooler will increase, which is not good. Cooler top, quiet, powerful, reliable, strong, the clamp also does not wag normally.