🔧 1U Low Profile CPU Cooling Fan with Full Copper & Aluminum Structure, 60mm PWM Fan & 4-Pin Connector, Slim 27mm Height Saves Internal Space, 13dBA Silent Noise Level, High-End Cooling with 2 Ball Bearings Review

Not bad for the money. It seems similar to nzxt m22 but without RGB. I use it in my mini-ITX case and it fits great. I needed a low profile processor unit so I bought this. It's in my Media Center build (nothing special in terms of performance). The rig hits 78 seconds under heavy load (much higher than I'm comfortable with) and runs for about 46 seconds on desktop. The fan is controlled by the motherboard based on the temperature of the CPU, with the profile set to silent mode. I used a 4 pin…

$16.00 for a CPU cooler that is useless, cheap and easy to cut. Rosewill makes very good products. I just bought a mini-ATX case (Rosewill Micro-ATX Mini Tower computer case with two USB 3.0 ports, two fans and a 12.5" LINE-M blackboard) and it's perfect for this mission. Sharp aluminium, heatpipes minimally in contact with the processor. Worst of all are the mounts, which are crimped onto a cheap block of aluminum. Cannot be applied without cuts and bleeding. The fan is a joke. Sorry…

Some girls like flowers and jewelry. I love modifying and upgrading computers. So as part of my current hobby project I'm working on a nice solid low profile E8400 Core 2 Duo processor and LGA775 motherboard. I just turned it on after turning it off for a while when I heard this horrible buzz and then it went off. It turned out that the regular processor fan was defective. So I switched to Revain and looked for a compatible replacement. I read many reviews here and elsewhere and finally settled

1. I did some work to slide the push pin mounts through the holes. I'm always hesitant to press "too hard" and it took quite a bit of effort. A NOTICE. Before installing the cooler on the CPU, make sure that all four pins are fully open (read the instructions on the box). If you're replacing a cooler (I've done it), you'll need to get to the back of the motherboard to remove the existing cooler's backplate. Unfortunately my case doesn't allow access so I have to remove the motherboard…

I wanted a CPU cooler that would be compact for my h81m-e33 motherboard and have a black and red design to match my setup. It worked. It also has a hollow copper core and seems to fit my i5 4460. I just upgraded to an i7 4770, the mounting system is very flimsy so it took me a few times to get it attached to the motherboard. I also recommend removing their thermal paste and applying a high quality paste (about the size of a grain of rice). I've been monitoring my temperatures with…

This is for the Rosewill 80mm RCX-Z775-LP low profile CPU cooler (because it seems other fan reviews are related). I used this fan in my first PC build. I immediately had heat issues and eventually had to replace this fan with a more powerful one. While the mounting system is relatively easy to install, I found the fan didn't sit well on my CPU. The thermal paste that came with it was crap, so I reinstalled it with premium thermal paste, but the fan just couldn't stay right in the standard PC…

Considering the prices I sincerely hope it will last. Installing the cooler for the AM3+ 8350 system was easy following the instructions and I found the process smooth and easy. And I'm not an expert at this, so that says a lot. The build quality seems to be good. The materials used appear to be of good quality. You need to buy some thermal paste and don't forget to remove the thin plastic coating from the water block's copper head before installing it on the CPU. The pump in the radar is a bit

I had a standard cooler that started making an unbearable noise so I bought it as a replacement. I have used Rosewill products in the past so I was expecting a decent product. Installation is a pain if you have heatsinks on your MB. Even my RAM got in the way. You need a large area around your processor to power this pup. But once I finally put it on, I feel like the pace has stayed within reasonable bounds. The reason for the bad rating is the noise that is driving me insane now. After less…

available This is a review of the Rosewill Model Rocc CPU Fan - 16003. Summary - Needed a replacement fan for a relative's computer as the standard AMD fan was dying. After researching and using different fans I liked this fan because of the price, performance and also a blue LED inside the fan for some extra flair. As for the fan itself, once installed it performed as expected, like a champ, looks great and easy to clean! The fan is used in an old case with poor ventilation. No air intake on…