Review on 🌬️ Silent Cooling Power: Dark Rock Pro 4 CPU Cooler with 250W TDP, BK022 by Adam Koodziejek ᠌

Great cooler for your money. It loses only to custom dropsies, but it also costs several times cheaper than them. AIO on 360 can easily compete with it, but even there the price tag for worthy models is higher, and it’s simply dangerous to put those that are cheaper (I’ve been sitting on AIO for the last 10 years, I know what I’m talking about). My choice fell on this air vent because a dropsy with a 360 radiator simply won’t fit into the case, but I didn’t want to change the case, I like it very much. I don’t understand the vine about the inconvenience of installation, as for me everything is nowhere easier. The base is screwed on (do not forget about gaskets, which are not mentioned in the instructions), thermal paste is smeared, a radiator is installed, a mounting plate is placed, the top caps are removed, bolts are screwed, the top caps are screwed on, a central cooler is installed, wires are connected to the mother. Everything is easy and understandable. I saw how they were driven to the fact that the coolers could not be removed. Like they are dead there and without scratching them they cannot be dismantled, but this is not so. They are removed elementarily, the main thing is not to try to pick out the fasteners from the groove with nails / knives, so you can definitely get hurt. The easiest way is from the sides (the corners of the coolers, next to the holes into which the wires are inserted in the turntable itself) to slightly press the fastener element and the clip itself comes out of the groove.