Pros: For five years I stood at 7700k, now I changed it to 13700kf, I only bought fasteners for a new socket. 40gr. idle, about 60 in games. Has some cons: Dimensions) when it first appeared. In most modern cases, these are already quite normal parameters.

I bought it to replace the Box cooler, for silence. The processor operates at a frequency of 3400 MHz with a reduced voltage of 0.05V Got pros: Full set (mounts, thermal paste, gaskets for the fan, screwdriver); Quality of workmanship (mirror and smooth sole, flat surfaces do not scratch hands during installation); Cooling performance and low noise (Ryzen R7 2700 keeps 55 degrees at 800 rpm - OCCT/Aida64 test 20 minutes, 45 degrees gaming) With its cons: Price. Expensive for "tin" (4,200).…

If it weren’t for the crooked base, I could recommend it to everyone, but, unfortunately, coupled with a very high tower height, I can advise you to buy only if you have a tasty price and a spacious case, because even with not the best pressure, the Ryzen7 1700 temperature in overclocking to 3.8 GHz (albeit at a modest voltage of 12022) does not rise above 60 degrees. I am sure that with an even base, the temperatures would be 5-6 degrees lower, but we have what we have. It will do for your…

Expected more. I have not yet begun to level the sole, I think at home it is somehow impossible to improve it. I bought a fan at 1600 rpm, it got a little better, though there is noise at maximum speed, but this already makes the air flow noisy. Let's see how it goes, maybe ZhM will try. Different pros: Good equipment, quiet fan, easy installation. The base of the cooler is nickel-plated, you can use ZhM. Cons below: In Aida 64, the Ryzen 2700X stone in turbo boost does not rise above 4 Ghz…

It was Zalman CNPX 5x, in games the temperature was ~ 55 degrees, in idle ~ 45, but I was very annoyed by its sound, not by volume, but by the timbre of work. I put this monster (macho), the temperature did not change, but it became quiet (the fan was spinning at 270 rpm). I removed the fan, now I have it in a completely passive mode, the temperatures have not changed. Processor i7 2600 3.8 Ghz. The body is well ventilated by Difine r5.

I recently discovered that my processor has started to get hotter than usual. Attributing everything to being clogged with dust, I dragged on cleaning for several weeks. But even after cleaning the situation did not improve much. I did not know what to think until I accidentally discovered that the fan was not spinning. It turned out that I glued the anti-vibration sticker, which is glued between the fan case and the radiator, a little crookedly, as a result of which the corner came off and…

put this cooler instead of the old zalman 9500. on a 2500k processor. overclocking 4500 voltage 1.4 under load in OCST core temperature was 71-75-75-73 became 56-58-57-55 and Thermalright Macho's rpm was less than 1000 and it was almost inaudible, then I decided to try to overclock it harder with this cooling, as a result, 4900 MHz, voltage 1.49 and temperature after 17 minutes of the test osst 63-64-66-61 rpm 1100, the paste was used by arctic cooling MX2. applied a thin layer on the lid of…

First, I cooled it with a Q6600 overclocked to 3.8, then I replaced the Q6600 with a Xeon E5450 and overclocked it to 4.2. Tested for two days, more than 57 did not heat up. I took off the fan, began to warm up to 61-62 after an hour under the linpak. But in real life, such loads do not exist, this must be understood. In the spring, for fun, I ordered an X5470 on Ali for 800, it has a TDP of 120 watts. I overclocked it to 4.6 (it didn’t fly anymore, they sent an unsuccessful stepping, I didn’t…