An old Phenom x4 965 with a box cooler began to heat up at 80-90 degrees. The noise from the cooler was terrible, but there was no sense at all. Changing the thermal paste did not help much. I decided to buy a more suitable cooler, and here it is, a miracle! For just 1150, the temperature of the processor dropped DOUBLE (30-40 with a light load, 40-50 degrees with a higher one), and there was practically no noise. Nothing to complain about. The purchase is 100% satisfied.

Installed on AMD Athlon x2 64 6400+ black edition (TDP 125W, max t=63 degrees). Before that, there was a tubeless IceHammer, which coped very closely and kept 49-50 degrees in idle. With the installation of Dipkul, the idle temperature dropped to 29 (in the open case) at a minimum of 600 rpm. Under load, it did not rise above 38 at 1400 rpm. In overclocking to 6700 MHz under load, the temperature was around 51-52 degrees at a maximum of 1600 rpm. You could overclock more, but the power…

I put it on AMD Phenom II X4 925 instead of a fan box. At the MINIMUM speed, the temperature at rest is 30C-40C. I tested it with the program, for 40 minutes at peak load above 65C the temperature did not rise at minimum speed. The noise is very low and even. Nothing clicks, rumbles, vibrates. I did not change the thermal paste, I left my own. The system has 1 additional exhaust fan on the rear wall. I am satisfied with the purchase.

Super cooler for your money! My i5-3570 now lives at temperatures of 45-48 under maximum load, and not 75+, as before. The factory thermal paste of the cooler copes with its task quite well.

At night it does not interfere with sleep, the computer is turned on around the clock. Under 100% load AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ Windsor, the hottest core heats up to 60 degrees. Turnovers increase, and, accordingly, noise is already clearly audible. In normal operation it is not audible. Different pros: Very quiet at low speeds; Impressive appearance; Large selection of fasteners; Got cons: Not very convenient fastening for AM2+, the feeling that the cooler is not very securely fixed…

Pros below: In short: the best for your money. Truly the best value for your money. In normal operation - almost silent. Some cons: Appearance, but this is more of a nitpick than a significant drawback. In a closed case, you will not pay attention to the blue fan.

First I installed it on an old processor from AMD. Got up hard. Then I had to tinker with removing it for installation on another motherboard with an intel processor. And after that, there were no problems with the installation at all.

Bought in December 2022 for Rs. Small and bold, it cools the Intel i5 4690K at operating frequencies of 4.5 GHz, I have not seen temperatures above 79. Encoded Full HD 50p in Premiere. Played GTA5, Lords of Fallen and Black Desert Online on full ultra+(BDO) experimental mode, the PC used to stay on for 50 hours. When I was assembling a computer for myself, it was the cooler that fell on the rest of the budget, I took it with the thought that I would remove it in a month, put an expensive…

Now about the amendment "*". I have an AMD FX-8350, without overclocking and in simplicity, it has a temperature of no more than 21-25 degrees, and in games 50-55.

the first cooler of this model has been serving me since 2022, I can say that it gets along well with overclocked i5 760, i7 870 and i5 6600k, as well as with any processor with a 95W heat pack as I already said, thermal paste is applied to the leg, they say it’s better to wash it and smear it on your own, especially if it’s already hard, but I didn’t give a damn and put it right with the remnants of thermal paste on the very process from the previous cooler, it turned out fine

Non-tower models are a little cheaper, but this one is 300r more expensive and much more efficient, because. air is blown out of the case. Some pros: For the price, this is a bomb. I can’t hear him, if everything is turned off except for him, it will be like in a coffin. Better than competitors. It has 3 heat pipes and a fairly large heatsink. easy installation, takes two minutes (on intel) Has cons: I didn’t find it, except that you can find fault with the not well-polished surface of contact…

I bought it for a Ryzen 5 1500X and was simply amazed that the idle temperature of the processor is less than 20 degrees at 850 rpm, but most likely my surprise is due to the fact that the i7-4550U, which is in the laptop that I used before assembling a stationary PC, warmed up in idle up to 60. In Doom: Eternal, paired with a 1650 super, the CPU heats up to 34 at 950 rpm. It works quietly though.

Definitely the best budget cooler. Supports all sockets and copes with the load perfectly even when overclocking the processor. Got pros: - price - support for AM4, which is currently a rarity in the budget segment - handles well overclocked Ryzen 5 1600X (39 multiplier, 35 degrees idle, 70 under load) - fit perfectly into the mini-ITX biostar board and the COUGAR QBX case, although it seems like it shouldn't =) Got cons: - after all, it is noticeably noisy even when idle (I have a block on the

I can’t say that this cooler is quieter than the previous one, which was constantly spinning at 1800 rpm (RPM) Pros: Price, modularity, cooling capacity. the fan speed in the load is 920, the processor in the aida 64 stress test heats up to 45 degrees, my processor (i5 2400) is the critical temperature load for this percentage t72 * the margin is almost 30 degrees + Cons below: very unreliable plastic mounts, I’m afraid to touch the system unit, otherwise the mount will suddenly come off and…

It copes well with its duties (quietly and efficiently cool the processor). However, the mounting method, like that of Intel boxed processors, deserves censure.

In principle, the cooler is decent, I took it for a replacement. Compared to the old heaven and earth. Before that, there was an old one that came with the processor.

Everything is fine, except for the installation. The motherboard will most likely have to be removed (for AMD). After installation, I also thought it didn’t spin . (so quiet) In idle time (with ) about 900 rpm. in min. Proc FX8320e. With an open front wall, the loudest ones are a gesture. disks. (The fan of the power supply is connected to 5 volts.) Pros below: Price (including discounts), silence, 4-pin vent. , equipment. After installation, I also thought it didn’t spin . (so quiet) In idle…

There was a choice between gammax 400/40s/300/200t, gammax 300 is probably enough for anyone, a great thing for its price. Its pros: Phenom II x4 955 frequency 3.7, bus overclocked to 2700, voltage 1.368 like, the highest temperature is 61, I tested it for 30 minutes, it reaches 61 and stops. Well, OOOOOO quiet. Different cons: Terrible mount on am3, I was afraid to break the motherboard or squeeze the processor, but, as it turned out, if they are not afraid, then everything is done quickly and

The old box cooler for socket 1155 was attached to the backplate threads. The fasteners of the new cooler are designed so that there should not be any threads. It just doesn't fit. You will have to look for a screw yourself, with a thread like on a boxed cooler. Soap cooler picker.

After 3 months, he began to loudly make strange and incomprehensible sounds ! I bought it, relying on the fact that the "people's" cooler will not let you down, I bought problems as a result. It's very unfortunate that this happened. There were no mechanical effects from the word at all. It is on the i3 10105f processor I know that he adjusts the speed himself, but as a result, he began to rattle in the game. After that, I took out the cooler (namely the fan), I scroll with my finger and still