I took it for cooling the Xeon E5450 installed in the LGA775 on an old computer, which I wanted to revive a little. The stock cooler could not cope with it, the processor heated up to 75 degrees during the stress test. It's not really scary in itself, but it's annoying. But due to poor air circulation in the old case, all the hot air was vigorously sucked in by the PSU fan and it also began to overheat. I stuck in two cheap case fans for circulation and this cooler. Now, when the load is above…

Despite the fact that this is almost the cheapest wind blower, it blows i7-5820K (!) perfectly, easily installed on lga2022-3, quiet. The wind blower itself is easily unhooked from the radiator. The kit already has thermal paste applied with droplets, and far from the worst. For such a price, something much worse was expected, maybe just lucky. The main thing is not to let the seller touch it by the radiator in the store, and be careful with it yourself - a very soft thing (I compare it with

FX 8300 4.4 GHz, 1.4 V. In stress / render / all cores 100% - maximum temperature 78 degrees, at 23 in the room. Further, the voltage does not make sense to raise, because. and throttling and resetting the multiplier despite the disabled savings. I can’t really say anything about the noise, I can’t hear it through my noisy PSU. I don’t remember what thermal paste it costs, I’ll look for better / more expensive ones, I might be able to drop at least 5 degrees. In short, this is a good and not

I installed it on Core i7-3770 (TDP 77 W, without overclocking). In a 20 minute stress test (LinX/linpack), the peak temperature of the cores was 70 degrees (Arctic Cooling MX-4 thermal paste). Before that, there was DEEPCOOL Alta 10 - it reached 78 degrees with it, and it made more noise. The revolutions change from 1000 to 1600 per minute. The cooler is mounted on metal brackets, can be easily removed and can be replaced with a similar one (not necessarily the same round one :) In addition,

I've read a lot of reviews, tests of tower coolers, in which this miracle of engineering was called the "people's tower", which will work out every spent on it. But, honestly, you can throw me diss, tomatoes, but this cooler does not work at all. I put it on my just bought AMD Ryzen 3 3100. I turn on the PC, at the start the CPU temperature walks +/- 50 degrees. After 15-20 minutes of using a PC, and this is elementary surfing on the Internet, the CPU temperature is already walking +/- 70…

I don’t know anything about the stock thermal paste, because I immediately changed it to my own. In general, I am satisfied with the purchase, considering that I have nothing to compare with other than with a boxed cooler. The temperature of the i5 2320 not overclocked is 35-36 in idle, 55-58 in load. For me, as an ordinary user who does not go further than dotka and photoshop, such a cooler is enough for my eyes.

Pros: Reliability, this cooler is already 10 years old and works great and removes heat perfectly. Has some cons: A couple of legs broke (you can say they crumbled from time to time) when I changed the thermal paste, the repair price was 50-100r

I bought AMD FX-6300 for cooling. Before that, there was another cooler - Zalman CNPS 90F, but its speed is always at the maximum and because of this there is constant fan noise. The idle temperature was 35C, when performing archiving tasks with the involvement of all 6 cores with a load of up to 80-100% (pigz was used), the temperature rose to 65-70C. With the Deepcool Gammaxx 300 cooler, when performing the same tasks, the temperature in relative idle (linux server) is 28C, and when…

I read reviews and reviews - I bought it. I wiped off the applied thermal paste, instead of it - AC MX-2. Installed, turned on the computer . takeoff of the plane ! Disappointment. I climbed inside - it turned out that if the fan is removed from the radiator, it is very quiet at any speed by itself. But, being planted on a radiator, it creates vibrations on numerous ribs, because of this, at any speed, complete discomfort. I stuck two pieces of foam rubber between the fan and the radiator…

Satisfied with the purchase. Temperature i5-3330 no more than 65 under load. The mount is universal, suitable for 1151-2 and AM4 for upgrade. Different pros: 1. Inexpensive. 2. Quiet. 3. Pretty small. 4. The fan can be easily removed. 5. Universal mount. 6. 4-PIN connector, automatic fan speed change. Cons below: 1. Aluminum plates are not soldered. 2. Regular thermal paste thick, put on his own. 3. Likes to accumulate dust under the blades.

Actually, more detailed about the installation of the "folk" Gammaxx 300. I have a positive attitude towards Deepcool, because the practical experience was only that. The Assassin III turntable is simply beyond praise, given the size, it is very convenient to install. But this does not apply to Gammaxx 300. (P. S I bought the Gammaxx 300B version, but thinks otherwise :/ ) Cursed for a long time, trying to "pull" it into the mounts (Socket AM4). From such efforts, I even removed it after and…

This CPU cooler is a mistake of Deepcool marketers =) It's too good for its price, it's easy to install, you don't need to throw off the motherboard, but just click and you're done, from the previous Deepcool cooler with 2 heat pipes and an 80 mm fan, cut off 12-15 degrees in cooling in the load from the overclocked 3570K. It was 75-77, it became 60-65 =) An excellent solution for any processor not higher than + - 110 warm watts. At the same time, I can call it silent, at 100% rpm, it makes…

An excellent budget cooler, it copes with its task by 100%. If it were possible to adjust or turn off the backlight, there would be no price.

Many people write that the cooler is difficult to install, I did not feel any problems. Mounting on the motherboard took a little over 5 minutes, which is a couple of minutes longer than installing the boxed one. Before installation, I removed the cooler from the radiator itself, installed the radiator, and then put the fan back on, voila. no dancing with a tambourine. Later I will overclock the percent, I will unsubscribe according to the temperature regime.

Yesterday I installed Q6600 on my old man. The boxed cooler with a copper core is terribly noisy, we couldn't achieve low temperatures with it even without overclocking. The thermal package is 105 watts near the stone, so I thought at first to take the Deepcool Gammax 200, but I decided that it was better to take the 300th model with a margin and did not lose. He climbed into my mATX and there was still room left until the cover of the lateral centimeter 4. On the box in idle time, the…

Cools super. 30-45 degrees with load. The universal mount for the Socker was a little disappointing, I had to tinker with it to mount it on the 775, because. there are no fasteners on the mount.

Anyone who has problems with fans on the gammax s40 or gammax 300 (I have buzzed, but it’s impossible to find a similar one), feel free to change them to ordinary 92x92 fans, the factory mount fits them, and such a fan cools better than the 120x120 and even better than the factory one (for me, under load, the difference came out by 5-6 degrees and is quieter than the factory one, which is interesting). Take with PWM (4 pin) and rubber base to avoid vibrations, such as Deepcool UF92.

Super cooler. The reviews are true. On a drain cooler with a copper core - 2.4 GHz (default) - 35-37 idle, 74 full load, 68 gaming 3.2 GHz (overclocking) - 45 simple, full load 80+, 78 in games. Now this cooler: 2.4 GHz - 28 idle, 65 full load, not tested in games 3.2 GHz, simple 37-38, test 74, load in games 64 I erased the standard thermal paste (does not inspire confidence.) I definitely recommend buying!

By installation. I almost made a mistake myself (it turned out that one pin for the LGA 775 did not snap into place - and because of the fan this is not exactly visible), so I recommend: 1. Before installation, remove the fan. 2. Install the cooler, try to "shake" a little - make sure that it stands firmly. 3. Put on the fan. Different pros: For my case, this is just a godsend. Rare combination: 1. tower type; 2. acceptable dimensions for my case (in height); 3. large (120 mm) fan; 4…

impressions are only positive. the cooler is not the first day on the market, it has established itself as a reliable device, without any RGB rattles)