Review on Assassin III Premium CPU Cooler with Twin Towers, 🔥 7 Heatpipes, and Dual 140mm PWM Fans by DEEP COOL by Ravindra Devaraja

Name: Assassin III Premium CPU Cooler with Twin Towers, 🔥 7 Heatpipes, and Dual 140mm PWM Fans by DEEP COOL
Item: Assassin III Premium CPU Cooler with Twin Towers, 🔥 7 Heatpipes, and Dual 140mm PWM Fans by DEEP COOL
Rating: 5

October 21, 2022

I was surprised by the quality for this price.

For a long time I chose a cooler for the AMD FX-8350 4 GHz processor. I didn’t want to overpay too much, and at the same time I wanted to get good cooling, since I had heard a lot about how hot the processors of this line are.

Under load (video rendering), the processor temperature does not rise above +55-57 degrees. In complete idle, the temperature stays around +36, and does not exceed 39-40 when working in a browser, Word, and other light programs. But this despite the fact that the room is stable not lower than +27. I think it's a great result. In a cooler room, the results are even better.

Pros

Cools. And this is the main point.

Cons

1. Dimensions. Not every system unit will easily fit it. If, perhaps, it will be useful to someone: the cooler, albeit back to back, fits into the Zalman Z12 + system unit. 2. Native fans are efficient, but quite noisy. If computer noise matters to you, it's best to change it right away. I installed Arctic F12 PWM Rev.2 - they are no less efficient, but noticeably quieter.

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Kio Svyjok (levi) ᠌

October 28, 2022

Different pros: quiet and efficient bandura) together with the case fans can cope with modern toys on Ryzen 9. Cons below: the dimensions are at the limit, the video card barely parted with the cooler)