Review on CPU cooler Deepcool GAMMA ARCHER PRO, black by Ognian Blagoev ᠌

Feedback on the pro version. Just yesterday I installed the e5450 on the zeon with a slight overclocking on the bus up to 3.3 Hz without voltage naturally. Under stress, the percentage is not more than 70 centigrade at 90% of the cooler power (1700 rpm). The cooler is quiet and does not interfere even at max speed. If you put it in a closed system unit, then there will be no problems. It is difficult to fix it in the mother, which is in the system unit. I recommend removing the mother and then the process will be the easiest. Be sure to remove the cooler and put the radiator on the mother first, and only then the cooler. The plastic on the frame is normal, no one spoke. The clamp is strong, but everything is fine with textolite. I am new to this business, but I put it right away. The contact area is slightly smaller than the cap of the processor, but this is a universal cooler, do not forget. The cat cried copper in the radiator, there is no it for 300r additional. I assume that the copper part there is the size of a BIOS battery (see photo). In general, I would recommend this cooler for ancient, hot, slightly overclocked processors (the price of the cooler will not exceed the cost of the processor). It can also be recommended for modern processors (they have a small TDP) for subsequent, moderate overclocking. Provided that you take a CPU without a cooler, this will be an ideal option to replace a boxed one. As a result: the cooler is underestimated. The cooler scores are underestimated by "mom's overlockers" who want dispersion from the radiator for 500, like in top coolers for 3000-5000.