Super tower. Strict design, top coolers, in fact, an eternal thing, perfectly cools a fresh i7, better than a 240mm coolant, and an extremely reliable thing - nothing will leak anywhere, etc.

Pros below: Great tower. Easy installation, perfectly cools the 9900k overclocked to 5Ghz. Quiet and productive. Got cons: It would be desirable that 3 fans were included in the kit, and not 2. Otherwise, all the same, 1 has to be bought separately.

for 5600x, of course, it's too much, I plan to buy 5800x and see how it will be with it. Some say that it is not very suitable for ryzens due to the uneven soles and the location of the chip in the new generation, but in practice I have all the rules.

The box has not been opened. Qualitatively packed. Already used a similar cooler. I'll probably replace it by the end of the year.

Its pros: 1. Easy installation 2. Long screwdriver included 3. Convenience of installation 4. Quiet With its cons: 1. Not very convenient mechanism for installing the cooler in the center, between the radiators

Compared to octua and scythe, it loses a lot in quality, it would be better to take them. Has some pros: copes with 3950 cutting (80 degrees at 100% load stable), screwdriver included Got cons: Roughly made, the sole is not very well polished, noisy, heavy, removes heat worse than expected (subjectively, compared to other coolers)

I put it on LGA 1200, i7 10700k, in overclocking to 5.2 Hz it keeps 70-80 °, in general, as it should. The choice lay between it and noctua dh-15, with a difference of 2-3 degrees, judging by the tests, drp4 has a higher memory clearance, i. E. no need to change anything in the fan layout like on noctua, will fit into a smaller case, and more space for air between the components. Well, this is all taking into account that the memory is high and the case is . Well, a little cheaper. In general…

Took for Ryzen 9 5950X, very satisfied. In the AIDA64 stress test, the temperature did not exceed 75℃ in an hour. Silent, I am unable to hear the sound of operation during the stress test, neither are my friends. Separately, I would like to note that the cooler is extremely easy to install even if the motherboard is already in the case. There were no problems (I recommend pressing all the bolts very tightly). Thermal paste included for one use be quiet! DC1 - 7.5 W / (m * K), but for myself I…

Bought for 10900K. Silence was essential. On the Asus ROG MAXIMUS XII HERO mother, it gets up normally, BUT the heat pipes are right next to the extreme memory bar. I have HyperX Fury. The radiators there are symbolic (the total height is 34mm), so it's generally okay. If there were more (in the sense, WIDER because of the radiator), then -1 slot. In auto mode, the mother turns the valves somewhere at <= 400 rpm. Cooler is not heard at all. If you load the percent, then it can reach up to ~…

I replaced the unattended "dropsy" that had begun to fail, it became much quieter, because. dropsy had 3 coolers, and here there are two. Cools even better judging by the average temperature. But a HUGE BLACK CUBE appeared in the hull, taking up space. It’s not very beautiful when you have a window in the sash, but what can you do if you choose functionality. Still, it may not fit on all motherboards due to the location of the RAM slots, and not in all cases. The cooler is not for compact…

Some pros: Cold, excellent equipment, price \ quality, your breath will be louder than this brick. Cons below: Installation is hell, if the usual Gammaxx is put on the latch in 5 minutes, then you will have to fiddle with it for an hour, especially if you put it on 1 time.

I took it under ryzen 7 5800x, in games it’s comfortable 60-70 degrees, 50 in idle, but then a huge BUT appears as soon as I start working, the processor starts to warm up to 80-87 degrees, I decided to conduct stress tests, 90 degrees . The processor itself did not overclock, as it was set and stood, the cooling was spinning at 1250rpm, as Windows shows. I am very saddened by this situation, I thought it would be better, but in the end it was a waste of such money for me, it would be better if

Pros: - looks very cool - quiet - generally not a difficult installation Cons below: - in a small case blocks access for connecting additional power, etc. But you can install the cooler after installing the motherboard, etc.

I was assembling a new PC to work on the Ryzen 3700x and initially chose the Slim version, believing that this one is very bulky, heavy and noisier. But when I received it, I realized that it is smaller than I expected and I think that in the end it will be noisier, because. coolers will have to work at high speeds. As a result, I passed Slim and took this Pro version. Of course, it looks impressive, it probably occupies a third of the ATX format board. It weighs decently, because of which I…

In my case, the cooler practically did not change anything except the noise) on the hands of the ancient i7 960 (waiting for replacement with zen2) the temperature on the lid of the processor was 50-52 in idle and 60-67 in load, now in idle 37-40 and in load 50-55 (practically nothing has changed on the cores, the hottest core can reach up to 80s) Proc without overclocking on regular 3.2-3.3 GHz (I bought additional Mx-4 paste because I don’t want to try my own in the kit) I see the solder died

I'll see what happens in the summer, in more serious loads, and so on. So far, I am completely satisfied, because I got exactly what I wanted. Pros below: Quiet, which is what was required. At a nominal value of 12700k, the be quiet 500DX hardly spins the fans. True, it’s cool now, but the games were not launched by the most demanding ones. Different cons: Except as a nitpick. The average fan lies on the dampers with a rim, but 120 should stand on not wide strips with small legs, so it is quite

Overall a great product. Its pros: Easy to install (if you think about it), quiet, cools perfectly at the moment i5-10600k, I think even higher models will be cold enough without problems. Comes with a quality screwdriver with a magnetic tip. With its cons: In general, everything was as expected, I did not notice any particular shortcomings, a rather large tower turned out to be for my MidTower AeroCool case. So when choosing, pay attention to this. Manipulations with the turret installed in…

an excellent device for my money, I was thinking about dropsy, but no one canceled the percentage of marriage (I'm talking about leaks) and decided there was nothing to break in the air, then the top didn’t fail, the dimensions are too big, but this is a design feature, installation on a motherboard is natural when it is not inserted into the case (there are smart people who are trying to do this inside the case, and even not suitable for this tower), the price is adequate, more than you can’t…

And I'm 100% satisfied with this cooler. PS. I didn’t want to put a vodyanka, because I have never done it myself and I don’t know how. Though I've watched a lot of videos. With its pros: I really liked that it is quiet. I took this cooler with a margin - as they say that 11 intel is hot. Over time, I will put something more powerful from 11 processors, but suitable for the cooling capabilities of this cooler. I installed this cooler in October 2022 on an Intel I5 11600 (at that time I decided…

an excellent tower for the X99 chipset, namely for the i7 6850K 4200MHz processor per core keeps the temperature in heavy games around 65-72 degrees, the video card is hotter around 70-75 and this is with settings of 100% at 60 degrees for fans, the Aurus 1080Ti extreme card . Before that, there was dropsy Corsair 140 * 140 (240) 115i (the fans were Noctua), the temperatures were 60-65, but there was 2 times more noise from the system)