Review on DEEPCOOL Gamma Archer CPU Air Cooler with 120mm Fan for Intel and AMD Processors - High Airflow Design by Chu Mei Hua ᠌

I decided to buy it since its price, 200 British pounds sterling, is exactly the same as the most affordable version of the Core i5 3550 CPU that I built. The difference in noise level between this option and the others, which was 21 dB, was the deciding factor. I don't know if I can hear it because in my case there are four additional 140 mm fans, even though they are set to the minimum speed, and two on the video card - the sound of a uniform wind is heard, but it is very quietly. I don't know if I can hear it because in my case there are four additional 140 mm fans. The temperature within the casing is typically maintained at 24 degrees. In the video game Dead Space 3, the temperature never went higher than 25-27 degrees. I had to fiddle with the mounts for a little while, but it didn't take long because after reading the directions it was easy to figure out how to install and remove it. Includes thermal paste in the package. When I attached the system without a case, on the "knees," I could not hear any sound coming from the fan even though it was running while I was playing games. In general, I advise. Assuming it doesn't disappoint you like a charred cooler from a Zalman, that is.