🌙 Pccooler GI-D66A Dual Silent CPU Cooler Moonlight Series - 120mm PWM Fan, ARGB Lights, 6 Heat Pipes - Intel Core i7/i5/i3, AMD Series Review

This computer cooler is amazing and worth the money. First of all it is very well packaged to avoid damage in transit, lots of foam and a huge box to fit everything. Installation was very easy and user friendly if you follow the instructions, my husband is building a computer for the first time and he did it pretty quickly. The RGB lighting looks great! This cooler is aesthetically beautifully made, the fans work amazingly, cool well and do exactly what they are supposed to. If you're looking…

Advantages:1. Looks great Cons: 1. Really difficult to install. Compared to other coolers, this one is quite difficult to install. Nuts and bolts are very difficult to reach, especially if you have fat fingers. The instructions are not the most understandable.2. The wires come out of the middle of the motherboard when placed correctly, and they're too short to move sideways without looking ugly in terms of cable management.3. As a closed air cooler (designed to help with cooling) it makes a…

I originally bought a Noctua Chromax but it wasn't RGB so I decided I wanted something with a backlight. There was a choice between this and Cooler Master. I chose this one because the other two fans were PCCoolers and I really like them. So I stopped there. Because my computer is wall mounted, it was more difficult to assemble. I didn't want to take out the mobo either, so that was a bit of a hassle. I read other reviews that said it should happen, but I installed it on the spot. I also…

First off, I like the smoothness of this heatsink. There is nothing more beautiful and hidden. I'm from CoolerMasters, Thermaltakes, Noctuas. This one is good because it's sealed and blows air straight out of the case's rear fan (if you have a more common case layout). I compare this heatsink to the reference card's cooler because it keeps the air in one direction and most importantly prevents the rising GPU heat from coming into direct contact with the heatsinks (acting as a heat shield). Most

This cooler is a worthy $70 contender in my experience. I haven't tested acoustics or performance, but I can make a few guesses. At 2000 rpm, their fans generate a static pressure of approx. 2.5 x 20 mm, which is in no way inferior to the SP120 fans. And with 6 heatpipes I have no doubt it will work fine. Pros: ARGBFull fan lighting Supports AM4 Decent RAM sharing Has an onboard RGB controller for older rigs Includes everything you need Cons: Installation is easy but a little tedious Price is…

Works well but difficult to install and it was very difficult to install RAM after installation. This can damage the board or the RAM as it's very tight if you use all 4 slots like me (4x 8MB RAM) and you can't use RGB RAM in the first slot closest to it. steeper as it doesn't have enough clearance. I have 2 Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 3600 (PC4-28800) and 2 HyperX Predator High Performance Non-RGB - 16GB 3600MHz DDR4 and I had to move the non-RGB to the first slot, and even…

So let's break it down into 4 segments: cooling, looks, design and installation. Cooling: The cooling works well. I bought this and sent the Enermax ETS-50 back because the Pccooler performed significantly better in the test reports, especially in the stress tests. My CPU idles at 30 and after 2 hours of Prime95 it's in the mid to high range of 60. That's a sweet spot for me. Also, I like the dual fan push-pull design for better heat dissipation. Don't get me wrong, Enermax worked well too and…

The product does not come with everything needed for easy installation. There are no 4 screws to attach the bracket to the cooling unit. I wanted to turn on the cooler before the game came out in a few days so I went to the hardware store to try and find a working screw. There aren't any, after all, so I bought pointed screws to drill the existing screw holes. In a small town I don't have much of a choice and the screws I got are weak product junk. I didn't even have to apply any torque and the

I like this air cooler. Installation is a little tedious, but not much. Once you figure out what parts you need for the processor you are about to install, the process becomes easier. You will be left with details for other outlets. One thing I would like to say is to remove the fans before attaching the heatsink to the bracket and not overtighten the screws on the bracket but gradually and evenly. The fan blades are curved which is nice, the colors are bright and light up the whole case, I…