The fan can be changed to 120 mm if 140 interferes with the installation of RAM Pros: Good cooling. (Proc Razen 7 5800x , peak load 4.6 GHz 72 degrees at 100%) Cons below: Very large, not every case will fit, see the dimensions of the case.

Has some pros: A decent radiator weighing almost a kg at its pricing point. 10900 degrees Fahrenheit while under load did not cause 73 or more to rise (6 case coolers). Below are some downsides: It's true that he's in good physical shape. You're going to require a screwdriver with a long handle. On the other hand, I went into the mix price and bought it for one hundred dollars, which wasn't too much of an issue.

Measure the width of the case before buying, otherwise the little red riding hood just won't fit into it and the lid won't close! High-profile RAM sticks, now it's not your case, they just won't fit! Before buying, be sure to buy a Phillips screwdriver with a blade no shorter than 20 cm in advance, otherwise you are guaranteed a BDSM! Over time, if the cooling radiator becomes clogged with dust, the sound of the fan becomes loud, reminding you to clean the cooling fins from dust!

I bought a 3700x, it needs to be cooled, I chose an outlet temprecha in the market, my eye fell on this tower. The cooler immediately prevented the mother (msi gaming plus max) from having a RAM on herself, I had to play without a RAM, that’s not it, just this useless red + 120mm cooler went to the case, and a good rubberized 4-pin 12cm came in its place. The second joke is that the am4 mount is just a bridge [which holds the heel, across two coasts, into which you screw the bolts that are…

Oh gods, how I suffered with its installation, the case of ZALMAN N2, the side cover is slightly ajar, for me this is not critical. mother ASRock b450 Steel legend (ATX) RAM must be without heatsinks otherwise it won't get up (I have green samsungs 2x8) Prots ryazan7 2700 at 4Hz the temperature did not rise above 63 degrees. Mandatory presence of a long flat screwdriver (see 15-20) While I was trying to put it on the percentage, there is a feeling that I bent quite a few plates, about the…

But what can I say, the cooler can be called "folk" and definitely deserves attention! And thanks to the market, I bought it, which I do not regret! Got pros: 1) Ability to overclock the processor on this cooler 2) Easy installation 3) Suitable for overclocking AMD so INTEL 4) High quality for such a price and it has no analogues 5) Perfect for both processors with overclocking potential and ordinary ones that are themselves hot out of the box! Cons: The only negative is the height of the…

with the installation, as usual, there are problems due to the fact that I'm crooked, so I can't attribute the convenience and ease of mounting this cooler into the case to either minuses or pluses. I note only that he is not the smallest. The 2 main claims are that at a fan speed of 1000 it is not audible, and everything higher makes it sound like a mining farm under your feet (but this is still quieter than the coolness installed on the sapphire video monitors). The manufacturer claims…

Ryzen 9 3900 4.0GHZ exceeds 80C in render. At the same time, Ryzen Master shows consumption in the region of 130W, which seems to be the limit for Little Red Riding Hood. The base is flat, by the way. It is also worth noting that the heatsink is quite large, and the cooler can be above the RAM chips, if they are high, the propeller will stick up to 10mm above the top of the cooler.

I purchased the first Red Hat for an Intel i7-5820k almost six years ago. The arrangement was sound because the stone was frequently chasing 14x7x365 at full load. Never did the temperature in the stress testing go above 70. The average for rendering under full load is 60, and for games it is significantly lower. Nothing but the maximum, barely discernible sound of the wind. So far, it's like new. Over the years, it hasn't gotten any louder. I recently purchased a second one for a Ryzen 5950x…

Gorgeous cooler. Of the shortcomings, I would note not the smallest dimensions - not every case can be installed (check this, otherwise you will find yourself in a situation where the cooler cannot be installed and you will have to buy a new cooler or a new system case). There are many more advantages - a powerful, relatively quiet and at the same time efficient cooler with good equipment for different sockets (AM4 is also available). The price is not small, but in my opinion it is justified.

I took Ryzen 3600 for cooling. I don’t play games, I do photo processing, the load on the percentage is wavy during processing and more dense when exporting. The first thing I encountered was an almost dangling mount for AM4. The second is the need for a very long screwdriver to install. The third overlapped two RAM slots with radiators so that I had to move the fan a little higher, since my case allows this too. The fourth roar under load, as soon as the percentage boosts, the cooler starts to

Pros: Very quiet at low speeds. Cools well. It seems to take up to 250 watts Its cons: Fasteners for AMD4 are not very . I recommend to see how to install it in Tuba or .

Different pros: fx 9370 pulls out, but I switched to dropsy a long time ago, and the fans are still on blowing the case, silent Different cons: it’s definitely not worth taking for overclocking the boiler, the mosfets will not survive, but for some reason it can’t cope with them, although there are radiators there,

My RAM won't install I had to put the cooler on the other side Today I'll try to put just a 120mm cooler there, maybe it will help (already installed everything perfectly fit, stuck a 140mm cooler on the front panel of the case) If I had known that it was so huge, I would have taken a slightly smaller model, because it’s really for a super overclock By the way, if the percent has a heat dissipation of less than 95W, you can set it to the passive mode without a cooler IMPORTANT NOTE: Install…

My first tower, almost died installing. Fatty kit for installation on anything. You can even put it without a turntable, most likely he will cope

With fresh mx-4 paste at 140W consumption, the temperature at the peak is 77 g (see screen). At the same time, the Fractal Design Define R5 case is well ventilated. For blowing: front - 2 noctuas at 1500 rpm, bottom - 2 complete kits at 1000 rpm, +1 biquite on the side cover from 1600 rpm; blowing: 2pcs. biquite with 1600rpm rear and top). In total, the cooler is assisted by 7 case fans, so silence is out of the question.

Quite a decent tower, it will not fit into all buildings, but it does the job at 5+, the only negative is that it buzzes a little if the speed goes over 50%. And God forbid the one who decides to change the processor to the am4 socket, the installation was not the easiest. I still won, but it was a victory with blood and sweat Has pros: Cools perfectly. Ryzen 1600x at 4.2GHz under stress - 55-56 degrees. Has cons: Noisy at speeds above 50%. Not the most pleasant and easy setup on the AM4.

My ryzen 3600x without overclocking heated up to a maximum of 73 degrees in the tests. I replaced the complete fan with Iceberg Thermal IceGALE Xtra 140 - it cooled down by 3 degrees, but the howl from the fan is wild. Tweaked rpm only for situations related to 3d rendering. Now everything is quiet. Experience can be recognized as not harmful, but not very useful either. Perhaps with other temperature gradients on more powerful 5900 processors, the benefit of replacing the fan will be greater…

Has some pros: Quiet and powerful tower. There are mounts for all sockets. With my LGA 2022, there was no need to bathe at all. Cons below: Not exactly a disadvantage, but it is huge. I took this into account when choosing a case.

On AM4, the backplate hangs. It is clear that when the cooler is tightened, it will tighten but they could not be stingy with plastic or rubber inserts.