Pccooler GI-D56A CPU Cooler Dawn Series: Silent RGB Fan, E-Sports Plexiglass Top Cover, 5 Heat Pipes, TDP160W Super Heat Dissipation for Intel i7/i5/i3 & AMD Series Review

I don’t know how this cooler is installed on other sockets, but in 2022, whether this instance, or a younger model, the installation for 2022 is turned into torment. Fitting of cutouts, screws and other things leaves much to be desired, despite the fact that 2022 - "square" was able to install the cooler in only one position.

In general, the cooler is good. RGB backlight adjustable, bright. Who really needs silence, look for another. It works for me at 1200-1500 rpm, so the motherboard keeps it on the machine, at 1200 it is quiet, at 1500 it becomes already audible. There are no problems with installation, if you have already done it, there is an exact instruction. Connection cables are suitable for many different motherboards, there is a backlight control panel, there are many modes. Leave the complete set for a…

Feel free to take it. Different pros: Excellent, beautiful cooler for the money. The i5 8500 did not rise above 55 degrees under load, even in the Mini-Tower. Got cons: Flimsy backlight controller, the pins flew off on the first day, but it can be solved simply by soldering, or you can connect the cooler to any other controller.

Its pros: corresponds to the characteristics, can be connected to aurasync (4pin12v) on the asus motherboard, there is a control panel and thermal paste included Cons below: tinkered a little with the installation on am4, it's easier on intel

Inexpensive tower for little money, if you want complete noiselessness - you need to pay one more cost for this cooler. For a year of use, the impeller is in order. Different pros: In the stress test, AIDA keeps the Xeon 2689 v1 under 65 degrees, the installation is relatively simple, the backlight controller is included. Cons: All the specimens that passed through my hands were with a slightly unbalanced impeller, the subjectively comfortable fan noise level is only up to ~ 1000 rpm, it…

Two holes milled in the heatsink block where the two arms attach (the arms that hold the entire block to the CPU were not fully threaded. This means I didn't use this cooler was able to install completely. Luckily I have hiccup and have tools to solve this problem. But for those who don't have tools, you need to send replacements. My special product was unsuccessful. Note: The bottom of the heatsink plate where the copper pipes coming in contact with the IHS/CPU wasn't very smooth this makes…

This cooler should be a quick and dirty replacement for the second PC we already have with RGB. The quality was much better than I expected and so was the performance. It kept my old 4790k in an old case with terrible airflow at a reasonable 68-70°C during prolonged full CPU load in Turbo Boost tests. RGB looks very good. felt cheap and it just wasn't the experience I had.

The bottom of the cooler could be a little better finished, it's not quite flat on the bottom, easy to fix with sandpaper or add enough thermal paste to cover the cracks, ARGB on the cooler can be controlled via various programs that I have used from MSI Dragon Center. Temperatures are very good, I have a Ryzen 5 5600x that stayed at a cold 59C under full load. Temperature idle 36C.

This cooler is a trigger cooler for the price. It wasn't the most complicated cooler I've ever installed, but certainly not the easiest either. The supplied thermal paste was of poor quality. If you want this cooler invest in a good brand of thermal paste. The plate and pipes were quite uneven so some extra paste might be needed and also make sure to manually spread the thermal paste all over the CPU as the unevenness of the radiator plate will prevent you from spreading it evenly. Once I have…

Well, to my great shock, this was a truly amazing cooler. Keeps the 8700K cold and stays under 60 under load. The preset RGB templates on the controller could have been a bit better and the lack of alternative controls (like a remote control) was a disappointment as in your case it's not exactly easy to use them to be available and to stay out of each other's way. Path. However, it is an address header. So if your motherboard has an ARGB header, use it as it will most likely benefit you. After…

The cool box looks great and works well. My Ryzen 5 3600 was hovering around 70 when playing games with the stock cooler. This is very quiet and my CPU barely reaches 55 degrees. My only complaint is that the installation was one of the trickiest things I've done in a long time. The instructions were clear but I wish the cooler was easier to install. However, after the installation, it sags a bit for me. Not much, but noticeable. Overall I recommend it though.

In general I am satisfied with the purchase. I use this cooler on Ryzen 3600 and x570 motherboards. PROS: Installation was easy. RGB looks great. The cooler could have been handled a bit better. With this cooler, the heatpipes are actually in contact with the processor. A really high quality cooler should have the aluminum bottom and copper tubes at the same height. In this cooler, copper tubes are a fraction of a millimeter higher than the aluminum base. This means that the aluminum part of…

A very attractive heat sink for cabinets with a clear height of up to 155 mm. The RGB in the heatsink matches my RGB case and fans very well. However, it wasn't easy to install the cooler as the instructions aren't very clear, although I figured it out over time. Also, as another reviewer noted, due to the different frame type, the fan clip is not compatible with regular 120mm fans, only the included RGB fan. Even though the fan clips weren't compatible, I still managed to swap out the RGB fan…