Review on CPU cooler PCcooler GI-X5 V2, silver/black/red by Adam Kowalski ᠌

Keeps the ryzen 7 3700x at maximum load around 55 degrees, but the 11400f warms up to 62 degrees. but all the same, this is only in stress tests, in real tasks and games, the temperature of both keeps within 50 degrees and the coolers spin around 1500 rpm. so I definitely recommend it! With its pros: Workmanship Cooling quality Low noise Includes 1g of high-quality thermal paste, which is enough for 2-3 times All necessary fasteners for all existing sockets Adequate cost compared to analogues from other manufacturers Cons: Backlight (but this is the taste and color, as they say) Personally, I don’t like all these RGB lights, pulses and everything else, so it’s a pity that it doesn’t turn off. But it's good that it's not too bright.