I assembled a silent office PC for myself (MSI A68HM-E33 V2; 8 GB RAM; DEEPCOOL GAMMAXX 200T; built-in video card; Plextor 250 GB SSD; DEXP DC-102B case). Works under Win7. There are no performance issues (MS Office, Statistica, Corel, browser, audio, video).

Everyone who complains about how poorly AM4 mounts work, I swapped out the processor for a more powerful version, and I installed this cooler in a MICROATX motherboard assembly. No issue. You simply need to keep your arms straight.

the best installation option is to hook one eyelet on the cooler, so that the cooler sole does not adhere to the processor, and pull the second

Stands on AMD FX-6300 overclocked to 4.5 and does a great job. For all the time, I didn’t get warmer than 72C, even on a hot day with a long video rendering. Below is a screenshot at 100% CPU load for 30 minutes - video rendering, room 23C, GD900 thermal interface, Gigabyte board - 990X gaming SLI. Highly recommend.

The fan is good, but the installation! . I tried to pass at first, but since the paste was broken, they did not accept it. Thanks to the guys from SVS (Zhukovsky), they installed it.

Everyone who talks about bad AM4 mounts, I changed the processor in a strong drunk and put this cooler in a MICROATX assembly. No problem. All you need is straight arms.

I copied them from the i7-6700k inexpensive ones. The previous one—which was much less expensive—had zero success. 95 percent of the time was heated in games. This one hasn't risen yet; it's above 76. (The room is cool; let's see the summer.) If the temperature were 10 degrees lower, I would rate it a 5+. But I think this is fantasy for the average person. On the advice of advisors, I still made the decision to attempt switching to Zalman CNPS10X Performa +. Results: Deepcool Gammaxx 200T is…

Most people say it's difficult to install a radiator, but I did it without breaking out the tambourines: the radiator sits securely, I've already applied thermal paste to it, and my PC has been running smoothly and at a comfortable temperature for two months now, even after playing heat-inducing games like gtaV. Highly suggested if you're strapped on cash.

An excellent value for the cost. However, never. In the second year of operation, he stopped using it and the fan-crank stopped turning. So, I did what any sane person would do: I smashed the old one, mended it the hard way, and put a brand new one on the screeds. Whatever is available, including the radiator, will do. Do not purchase as of 8/10/18. Repeatedly, in the form of "from what it was." has certain advantages: 1) It's dead silent. That's right. 2) The i3 6100's idle temperature is 20…

Disappointed. In order to reclaim the previous cooling system, I shall search for plastic locks. The benefits of it include: In addition to the main board, there is also a supplementary platform that may be fastened to it. It already has the radiator installed in it and is attached to it. Plastic latches were used to secure the radiator to the board as part of the cooling system; however, these latches eventually snapped after being rearranged multiple times ((( Various disadvantages: NOISE…

Cooler is a good, silent option. It's completely silent during the stress test. In the test, the 115-watt-tdp processor never got hotter than 75 degrees. But the mounts are so bad that passing on the game is a good decision. Take a gander at the Gammax 300. Find the mounts? They're quite simple to tap on. You can make the case that these particular fasteners don't exist; instead, they extend out from behind the radiator by a mere 5 mm, making it impossible to just press the bottom with your…

I put this cooler on the xeon e5440 processor with a frequency of 2.8 GHz. I had to pull out the motherboard, remove the radiator from the north bridge, otherwise the fastening latch did not want to be inserted. The results of this cooler pleasantly surprised me, the average t in idle fell by 10-15 degrees (it stays around 30-35 degrees), compared to the boxed cooler. During the stress test, AID64 t fell even lower (by 20-25 degrees! ) and is now 50-52, and this is the hottest core. In general,

General: I put 4 points only for the price and silence (there is a 4-pin for speed control). I took it to replace the old boxed cooler from Intel, intel made noise like an airplane with a 3-pin (without speed control). Installation: It is a pity that the mount is not completely metal, they could have finished it. I installed a plastic on the board, began to try on the radiator by eye. I saw that the fixing metal clip, which is the largest of the two, does not fit - it rests on the power…

Budget cooler, the fan is very cheap, the plastic is mediocre. Yes, and it looks like cheap stuff from the Chinese market. Satisfied with the temperature, there is no silence in idle time. The fan was replaced with ArcticCooling 92mm PWM, now it is much quieter, the temperature is similar. DeepCool - disappointing in both coolers and case fans Pros: The temperature is 10g less than the copper-aluminum zalman 7000 AlKu. With a load of i5-6500, a maximum of 55 gr. Has some cons: At 800 rpm it

Perhaps the best of the inexpensive tower coolers at the moment. The dimensions of the radiator itself are 100x85 mm. The height corresponds to the declared one, plus seven millimeters above the motherboard itself. There is a distance of 15-20 mm from the radiator to the case cover (a regular office case). Good for mothers who have limited space to install a cooler. My RAM slots are close enough to the processor, I was straining because of this, but everything got up fine and not back to back…

Installed on i3-8100, does not rise above 55 in stress tests, arctic cooling mx-2 thermal paste. Midi-Tower case with two valves. Its pros: Low price, Good replacement for box cooling. Cooler 120mm managed. Quiet enough. Thermal paste is applied to the sole. If you have a good thermal paste, it is better to change. Its cons: Thin aluminum sheets, just foil. Terrible installation on Intel, you have to bend the latch on the mount. For ease of installation, it is necessary to remove the cooler and

The ideal value for money when you need to build/upgrade a system on old hardware without overpaying. I didn't use the included thermal paste, so I can't comment on it specifically. 750712

Different pros: On silent mode, it cools perfectly: at full load with a test, the i3 percent is not hotter than 57 deg. Some cons: too tight hook, I was afraid to break and now I'm afraid for the durability of this plastic

Mounting may damage the motherboard. To snap the fastening clip, you need to press quite hard on it. You can simplify the task if you press with the other hand on the plastic panel on which the clip snaps into place in the direction of the clip (i. E. with one finger we press on the plastic FROM the board, with the other we press on the metal clip to the board). At first I thought that maybe I didn’t understand something and tried to find a video on installing the cooler, but when I saw that…

I set 2 hours on 1156v2. While I was installing it, I bent the radiator, broke one leg, bent the other two. Because the yellow-handed cheliks draw complete game on the box. I installed the mount, pressed it with pins, put the cooler on and what the hell. The dog doesn't get up and that's it. No, well, everything is according to the instructions. I let's tilt and still does not get up. Well, he tilted it so much that even the textolite cracked. I take out the mount, separately everything rises…