💨 CoolerMaster MasterAir MA610P ARGB CPU Air Cooler with 6 Heat Pipes, Aluminum Fins, and Push-Pull Dual SickleFlow ARGB Fans - Compatible with AMD Ryzen and Intel 1200/1151 Review

Technically speaking, the cooler is good. And it's not too noisy, it cools well, and it looks good. may prevent high memory modules from being installed in the slot next to it. Regular modules, however, will fit without any issues. The backlight operates oddly. When connected through its controller, it operates wonderfully; when attached to the motherboard, it either works or it doesn't. Installing a double-sided bar with pins, which must be properly fastened because they are merely bare metal…

The MA620M is easy to install and looks really cool. However, when the fan kicks in, it rattles. It looks like it will tremble or need lubrication. The noise is mechanical, not the noise of air movement. I tried to disassemble the block, lubricate the fan; and I was able to remove part of the clip-on plastic case. However, I did not get access to the fan. There are also no instructions on how to disassemble the device to service the fan. I switched to a stock cooler (AMD Ryzen 5 3600) and the…

upgraded to this cooler and you can see the size difference in my picture. The idle temperature is much lower, but Apex Legends is really hot to play. Installation was easy and took about 20 minutes. 3900x has 12 cores and I think 360 degree liquid cooling is the only way to keep it cool under load?

I needed something for my new 3950x but my case doesn't fit water coolers. Tried air cooling for the first time in 15 years and was not disappointed. During games I stay in the high 40s, low 50s. The highest level I've seen is in the mid 70's. Right now I'm watching YouTube while installing 2 virtual machines and I'm at 58 degrees. Of course, a good water cooler will do the job better, but if you don't have a heatsink in your case and want something nice looking, this cooler will work even on a

For $100 I expected more than what was delivered. I bought it based on the recommendation that it was very easy to install. For that he gets 5/5. I am currently looking for an alternative fan solution for my needs on this cooler. I don't really care about high load performance when rendering video productions. It hits 76-82c with the fans at max speed. Looking for Noctua fans to replace the OEM fan on this device. My case is a cube, with 2 140 inlets - 4 120 outlets at the top - 2 120 outlets…

I decided to build a new system, a real muscle car and this heatsink should keep my 17-10700 from overheating. Very disappointing. The thing doesn't screw in to attach its own bracket to the motherboard. I even screwed it in little by little, 2-3 turns of the screw on each side, just so one side kept popping out. A headshell that doesn't stay in place is useless to me or anyone else. It doesn't look like the screw hole or steps on the screw have been ripped off. Maybe a deeper thread? Maybe…