Review on CPU Cooler Be quiet! TF2 BK003 by Wiktor Wasilewski ᠌

They wrote that it is under severe pressure from AMD in this section. I'm putting the blame on Intel; the amount of stress placed on the processor is quite high and, in my opinion, even excessive. Got pros: Made and packed in a satisfactory manner. Even at maximum speed, a power supply rated at 160 W is able to dissipate somewhat more than the claimed power, which for Intel is somewhere about 180 W. Extremely quiet, even when traveling at full speed, provided that it is by itself and not in close proximity to any other things. It causes damage to the VRM, but the height was deliberately designed to ensure that the plastic would not have to be removed from the motherboard. Memory can be extracted without causing any interference, even at very high levels. However, this is the case for ATX and micro ATX motherboards produced by Intel. The wall of the case, which covers the cooler, has a significant impact on the volume of the system's fan noise. When installed, the noise level has the potential to become almost twice as loud when driven at top speed. Because of this, a very fine grid and as much distance as possible. When there is a sizable hole in the wall that is extremely close, everything is in a terrible state. In order to mount the motherboard, it must first be entirely removed from the computer. Both in terms of size and weight, absolutely enormous. As a result, it is risky to place it on motherboards that are thin. Since it is not black, it does not work very well in open instances. Expensive for its design. But marketing is marketing.