Review on Be Quiet BK003 Shadow Rock by Adam Woniak ᠌

Here they wrote that it is badly pressed against AMD. I put it on Intel, the pressure on the processor is very very strong (in my opinion even too much). With its pros: Made and packaged well enough. 160 W manages to dissipate the declared power, even a little more, somewhere around 180 (for Intel at maximum speed). Really quiet, even at maximum speed, if by itself (away from surrounding objects). It blows the VRM, while the height is chosen so that the plastic does not need to be removed from the motherboard. Extraction of memory does not interfere at all, even very high. But this is true for ATX and micro ATX from Intel. Some cons: The wall of the case, which covers the cooler, strongly affects the noise level. When installed, the noise can increase by almost 2 times at maximum speed. Therefore, only a fine grid and as far as possible. In the presence of a large perforation and close - everything is very bad. You need to completely remove the motherboard to mount it. Completely gigantic in size and weight. Therefore, it is dangerous to put on thin motherboards. Not black, so not very good in open cases. Expensive for its construction. But marketing is marketing.