Review on Vetroo Eclipse Low-Profile ARGB CPU Cooler - High-Performance 90Mm 4-Pin PWM Fan, Durable Aluminum Fins, 95W TDP Air Cooler For Intel LGA 1700 Compatibility by Nick Childs

This is the perfect affordable option for an RGB cooler on a budget, with fully addressable RGB that will function even if not connected to a header/controller.To test this cooler's effectiveness, I mounted it up to my Intel 10400F open test rig (it's an entry-level cooler, so I figured I should test it using realistic parameters) at an ambient temperature of 24°C using default power options in the motherboard and in Windows 10. The CPU idled at 30°C (6° over ambient), which wasn't surprising or impressive, as that chip clocks down during idle. What was very surprising is that after a thirty minute stress test using Cinebench R23, the CPU stabilized at only 68°C (44° over ambient) with the fan running full throttle - same test with the Intel stock cooler had the CPU peaking at 85°C (61° over ambient).The noise factor was quite acceptable for an air cooler at this price point. It's marginally quieter than the stock Intel cooler even at full-bore, although there is a very mild but noticeable hum when running even at the lowest speeds - you're going to get this with pretty much any sub-90mm CPU fan though in my experience.All in all, I'd highly recommend this for any non-K Intel i3/i5 CPU. Obviously if you have the resources for a faster chip, you'd have resources for a more robust cooling solution, but this isn't looking to fill that role. This is a cooler for entry-level gaming systems, and a very good one at that. Will definitely buy again.