The purchase completely suited me, the installation problems are one-time, and there are no complaints about the work. Different pros: I liked the low noise level, the system unit is under the table and no sounds are heard from the cooler. The strong side is a large number of suitable sockets. The thermal paste is already applied to the pad. Got cons: I couldn’t install it on my motherboard according to the instructions, since there was a capacitor under the bottom mount, I had to first insert…

Bought for cooling Intel i7-4770T. In idle mode 27-30 degrees. During the AIDA64 stress test, the maximum temperature is 45 degrees (within 5 minutes).

Has some pros: Cools perfectly I3 10100f is not audible at all, in stress tests it shows 50 degrees maximum Cons: Fastening, it's terrible to clamp, it feels like you'll break your mother

Some pros: Quiet at idle. When I assembled the computer and turned it on for the first time, I didn’t even realize that it turned on Its cons: When installing, I thought I would break my mother. The installation is pretty tough.

With difficulty and swearing, I installed a Core i3-4360 instead of a BOX cooler. At idle 33-35°C, in a stress test 60-62°C and 100% fan speed, the temperature of one of the cores periodically jumped up to 68°C. Not impressed, given that Tcase is 72.72 ° C, and the stone with its 54 W is far from the most energy-intensive. After reading the reviews, I was very surprised, given that people with hotter processors say "50 degrees at 100% load." Okay, I think, all of a sudden I'm some kind of…

After reading reviews about its silence, I decided to take it to replace the boxed cooler. As a result, I got better cooling, but in terms of noise, the same thing remains. At least when the processor is idle, you can also hear it from the box, but under load, yes, it will be quieter than the box. Cooled processor - g4560

The stock from the i5-4570 was replaced, the temperature in games dropped by about 10 degrees, the cpu package is 70-75 degrees now, in the native vent. with a percentage of the margin, there was not even more than 80+ degrees of temperature (there are no additional fans in the closed case). No squeak, no crackle. Overall, but the 300th series would no longer fit into a thin case. Still not for overclocking, dissipation up to about 90 watts.

Cooler is good and quiet. In the stress test, you can't even hear it. The processor with tdp 115w did not heat up in the test above 75 But the mounts are just terrible, only because of them it is worth refusing to buy. Look at the gammax 300. See the mounts? They are easy to click on. Here you can say that there are no such fasteners, they protrude from behind the radiator by 5 millimeters, it’s not realistic to press the bottom with your finger, you have to contrive and give it with your…

Some pros: very quiet fan. The radiator is barely warm under load. within 40-42 degrees. I didn’t measure it with a program, I measured it with a non-contact thermometer. the installation took 15 minutes, taking into account the fact that I still wiped everything from dust))) for my socket it got up without a ring. With its cons: very tight radiator. while you are trying to snap it and press it on the processor, you can lubricate the entire paste unevenly. therefore, you need to put it very car

TEST Cooler: GammaXX 200T (120mm fan) CPU: i3-4130 (54 W according to the passport) Room temperature: 19 degrees The thermal paste is the one that comes with the cooler. CPU load 100% (3400 MHz) by OCCT 4.4.1 Temperatures in the test: Wednesday 55 degrees, max 57 degrees The noise in the test at maximum speed (1600 rpm) is subjectively low, but noticeable. The noise is comparable to a 12 mm Noktua NF-S12B fan at maximum speed (1200 rpm). Only Noctua is more rustling, and DeepCool is a…

Pros below: Very quiet. The difference with my last old boxed Intel cooler is simply colossal. Cooling is decent (does well with overclocked xeon x3440 up to 3.5 MHz. With its cons: It can not be. The only thing is that it's just big. It is worth considering this when choosing a case and mother.

I had to remove the block for convenience into my old computer to check the spruce. I haven’t put it in a new one yet (I haven’t bought a stone for it yet), I’ll unsubscribe later. For that when put a computer suddenly became a quiet mouse. rustling on the quiet under the table ! most importantly speedfan showed for the first time in his life that the CPU can work even at 45 degrees! (usually 65)

In general, I didn’t have enough money for a good motherboard for overclocking and a cooling system for 7700k, so I put it in h110m and this cooler. The temperatures are normal, there is no noise, everything suits, the motherboard is very compact, but nevertheless the cooler does not interfere with the RAM, and I have it quite high from geil. I advise you to buy it, it will not be enough for overclocking, but for downtime only for i7 processors. Although it is possible for younger models, if…

Installed easily! What they write here can damage the motherboard, so it's possible to break anything. It is not necessary to press the cooler on the motherboard to the latch, but while holding the cooler, you need to press the metal pawl of the latch with a screwdriver until it engages with the grip. At the same time, it is not necessary to put pressure on the cooler, just hold it. And that's it! The cooler is really very quiet. I mostly work at the computer in the evenings, and sometimes at…

I took the cooler as a replacement for the GAMMA 200. On the Phenom II X4 3.5 GHz processor, it heated up to 70 degrees with that cooler, but now it does not rise above 50. There was a small problem with the installation, very tight clips, to install the cooler, you need to press hard on them. And so a super model, I recommend it to everyone :)

Installed on a Chinese motherboard HUANANZHI X79-ZD3 REV2.0 on a 2022 socket. To install, you need an adapter ring for 2022 (it was included with the motherboard). Everything turned out great. It works quietly, with a cold e5 2620v2 (according to tests, TDP is low, does not exceed 50 watts) copes with a bang, the processor temperature is up to 45 degrees under 100% load. I think it will cope with a CPU with TDP up to 100.