Has pros: I purchased a pre-boxed Intel i5 3.0 processor. Following assembly using a native cooler, the temperature in the BIOS is 66 degrees, with a maximum working temperature of 72 degrees; this, as you can imagine, is not something that makes me happy. (a survey of friends revealed that this is usual for boxed coolers with such a proportion). Okay, so Word and the browser are presumably behaving normally, but I really want some 3D toys:) As a replacement, I decided to go with this…

If you take the time to set up a functional workspace on the table in advance, the installation process will be a breeze. In order to avoid damaging the threads on the bolts by overtightening them, the most important thing is to make sure not to overtighten them. Additionally, I recommend that you periodically flip the motherboard over and check to see how far the bolts have gone into the nuts. The bolts in my version are designed to be tightened using a Phillips screwdriver, not a hex key. In…

Pros: Cools Core i5 3570K @ 4.6 GHz at medium speeds up to 90 C on the core. You can put 2 fans, although this is unnecessary. Cons below: The base is not polished. The top plate falls off, pressed with pliers. The tubes are poked so tightly where the airflow is maximum.

I won't send a photo since it makes me laugh too much. Congratulations are in order for whoever found a cooler equipped with star screws; they will have an adventure they will never forget. Works perfectly great. entertainment as part of an installation for one or two evenings. What else is required for a happy and fulfilling life? I advise everyone! Got pros: It does a good job of cooling my Intel Core i5-3450. I was able to set it with the assistance of a bios to 950 revolutions per minute…

compatible with any processor, even those that have been overclocked. Has some pros Despite the fact that I am quite lazy, I have decided to write a review because this cooler is perfect for me. Permit me to elaborate on why: 1. Obviously, by lowering its temperature! It is of the highest caliber. i5-4690k operating at its stock frequency, with a simple temperature range of 25-30 degrees Celsius and a stress test temperature of 50 degrees Celsius, taking into account the most basic KPT8 thermal

The purchase has more than satisfied my expectations. Taken for 1,400, and an additional payment of 350 was made for the second Scythe fan. A structure like this one is ideal for me and provides me with reassurance. With fan speeds of approximately 800, an unoverclocked Phenom II X4 955 may maintain a temperature of between 34 and 35 degrees Celsius when operating in idle or office mode, respectively. After thirty to forty minutes of gameplay, the temperature in the game (FEAR2) remains between

I went with the cooler option for a very long time. Because of this, I decided to switch from the AM2 platform to the S1155 platform, and the primary consideration was the height of the cooler. The casing did not change, and based on the predictions made for measurements above 160 millimeters, nothing could have fit there. After my research into the CNPS family of products, I decided to go with the Zalman CNPS10X Performa. Before that, I had case valves from Zalman fitted in every computer that

The quality of the sole could definitely use some improvement. The surface does not have a polished and curved appearance. Leaning against the mirror was how I discovered that it wobbles. I did not level it; instead, I relied on thermal paste.) Heat pipes only make contact with the sole on one side. The mounting system that is attached to the motherboard is, in my opinion, an enormous failure. Because of the way everything is set up, the weight of the cooler will not be distributed evenly…

The bundled one and the gammaxx300 were not able to handle the heat generated by the haswell processor, however this great cooler was able to handle it with thermal paste used under the cover. But, given the fan's disruptive nature, the price should be reduced. Has some pros It is particularly effective in removing heat. When opposed to direct contact coolers, which have uneven pressure and frequently exhibit traces of the cutter, the fact that the tubes are soldered to an even and smooth…

I decided to upgrade the master cooler by purchasing a Hyper TX3 model instead. There is yet hope for the cooler master. The noise was simply intolerable at that point. After running for two hours, the computer could hardly keep the temperature at 40 degrees while spinning at 2200 revolutions per minute, and the room resembled a rocket test room. After reading numerous articles and a couple of dozen reviews, I decided to go with Performa. I can tell you that the installation process took me at…

Assembled a quiet computer: Enclosure Gigabyte GA-Z77-D3H Processor Intel Core i7-3770K Motherboard Enclosure Gigabyte Zalman MS800 HDD Western Digital WD10EFRX PSU OCZ OCZ-ZS650W-EU a half meter in height from the ground up. Immediately offer this piece of advice: Replace the loud fan. You can pick up and cherish this cooler for three hundred to four hundred dollars. The only audible component of the system is the cooler, which always connects and disconnects the PWM regardless of how the…

in addition to the fact that its "super convenient" installation was carried out for about two hours (a bunch of selected mat and rays of good for the engineers of this wonderful fastening), it cools surprisingly well! reseeding from AMD425 3.4GHz/4core/L3 + Titan TTC-NK32TZ BX (3 tubes/90mm cooler) to AMD965BE, it became colder by 10º in idle/load! Got pros: cools the cooler well at the same time it is quite compact, pasta showed itself well "in cooling", its price and dimensions, Has…

Apparently, you will have to buy a separate fan with a larger range of speed control, put it behind the radiator to blow it out, and hide the regular one to hell. With its pros. Pretty low weight by today's standards. Good fastening, the cooler is fastened with 4 screws to the backplate, and it is impossible to overtighten or undertighten, the screws enter the bushings and abut against them when tightening, so the tightening force will be adjusted. Cools well for a reasonable price. I…

Thermal paste, although not enough in the kit, but with proper use it is enough for 3-4 times, the main thing is that the hands grow from the shoulders. Personally, I squeeze a good drop of such a drop in the center of the processor and begin to gently and evenly stretch it from the center to the edges, while warming it all up with a hair dryer to make the paste more elastic.

An excellent cooler for the price. If you have money, take something better, if you have 2,000, then this one is what you need! Some pros: + Handles Stock Core i9 9900k + Budget for its size + Not very tall, fit into my compact case. + 120 mm turntable, effective, though noisy. Cons: - I did not understand with what moment to tighten the bolts of fastening to the CPU. On the past there were springs and fasteners were screwed all the way. On this hard fasteners and spring-loaded ears. You screw…

The biggest disadvantage, which probably outweighs all the pros and cons of this cooler, is just a HORRIBLE INSTALLATION. You need at least 3 hands to install. This means 2 people are required. The bolts do not fit into the slots. You have to ask the 2nd person on the opposite side of the motherboard to push through the fasteners, only then the bolts are pulled and tightened. Each change of thermal paste and the removal of this tower and its subsequent installation back will seem to you the…

There are 2 build versions of this cooler. 1) With straight clips 2) Curved (for AMD) At the AMD FX 8320 itself. If you get curved ones, then you're lucky, installing a cooler is elementary, but if, as I came across straight lines, then you need a little mind and preferably hands. We put the clips in the sticks, fasten them, then put the backplate on the mother (there are many examples on YouTube how to do all this). and then the most interesting! We take the bolts specifically for screwing…

For me, the owner of the Phenom X6 1075, the lack of a foot was an unpleasant surprise. I was hoping that I could do with the installation without unnecessary "dismantled-reassembled". But no! It's not meant to be. For those to whom give tsifir: I have now, indoors, 30 degrees. Without a heavy load, the processor temperature is 45 (1500 rpm), with a load - 55 (2022 rpm) Taking into account the price and quality, I would put 4.5, but in the review you can set either 4 or 5. Therefore, I put 4.

I wanted to take the Thermalright Macho, but prices have skyrocketed and now they sell Zalman Performa at its price. It's a pity, Macho performs a little better in tests, although this one is also good. When the fan is running, noise is clearly audible. At full load, it turns into a roar. Luckily there is a resistor included. This is convenient - everyone decides for himself what he needs: productivity or silence. The base is just horribly polished. Rather, there are traces of polishing…

I replaced it with a Titan tower cooler with a 95x95mm fan, which was noisy at 1900 rpm, and they didn’t go lower (when the resistance was set, the fan for some reason began to emit a high-frequency squeak .) After installing Zalman, the noise became almost inaudible (set through the resistance that comes with the kit, the speed is about 1100 rpm, while it perfectly cools the Phenom II X4 3.0 MHz.