Great cooler for a budget build. I overclocked the third ryzen to 4.1 GHz, the temperature was in the region of 63-65 degrees. An excellent indicator, given the heat dissipation of the Reds) In general, I'm satisfied, top for my money. The noise level, or rather its absence pleases: the system unit is under the table. When working, you can hear a slightly audible buzz (and then, if you bend over and listen). A small number of heat pipes can be critical for those who like to drive some powerful…

Initially, it was Arctic Cooling Alpine 11. The idle temperature was under 40 degrees. When playing The Witcher 3, it flew over 70. Of course, it didn’t reach throttling and the computer didn’t cut down, but still I didn’t want to risk the processor. I read the reviews. Bought. Didn't guess. In idle time on cores 28-32. When watching movies, surfing the Internet, etc. temperature 36-45. In The Witcher, it warms up to 65, but not always, it depends on the location. The game average is 54-60…

Good option, With a 10 gen i5 and 65w tpd everything is fine and not hot (which is to be expected from a 125w tpd tower) With a long and 100% load on the percent, the temperature is not higher than 60 Drops up to 40 degrees in a minute (Everything can vary from the settings in the BIOS) Has some pros: Possibility to buy backlit version Doesn't make noise Cools well Price Has cons: The mount is very tight, you need to use force when installing, and you can break the motherboard Although this may

Bought for socket 1150. So far for G1840 stone. The stone itself is cold and there are no problems with its cooling at all. The fan is off until the temperature of the stone is 50 degrees. In Aida's stress tests, the fan turns on only at 500 rpm and turns off after 10 seconds, dropping the temperature by a couple of degrees. I think that with hotter processors there will be no problems.

The clips for attaching to the motherboard under the lga socket are plastic, very flimsy. When installing, it is very problematic to get all four clips into 4 holes on the motherboard, since one or two clips necessarily part in two before entering the hole. Before installation, I recommend removing the cooler and mounting the radiator first. Ideally, organize a screw mount from an old box.

I set it to i 7 - 7700k without calculating the heat dissipation. It works at fairly high temperatures (it jumps up to 75 per core at maximum load)