Review on Cooler Master T6PN 218PC R1 💻 CPU Cooling Solution with Enhanced Pipe Support by Dana Mahendra

Very happy with this beast. In any case, this is not the best option for high overclocking. Despite a small 2-3 GHz core and memory jump at 3000 MHz, this cooler maintains temperatures of 45-50 degrees when gaming and is silent thanks to the adjustable fan curve. I will remain silent about the 10-15 degree delta any day as long as it stays within safe limits. The lights on this one are great. RGB is everywhere, some love it and some hate it. If you are one of those who want your case to shine in the light of your neighbors, this is highly recommended when you have a case that can fit such a large cooler. Remember this thing is heavy. To the point where I felt it was almost an unsafe weight for the socket mounting holes. By tilting his body vertically and watching him closely, he didn't buckle when gravity hit him. Just be very careful with it. All about a great and quiet cooler. The included controller is nice to have and unfortunately has more features than some motherboard software. However, if you have RGB mobo headers like most newer boards, they will fit as well. The controller is internal, so to swap it out you have to either remove it from the PCI slot or open the case each time. With titles, you miss out on some of the effects that a controller has, but some mobile apps can play the effects.