CPU Cooler Be quiet! TF2 BK003 Review

The first time I installed a cooler from this manufacturer, I was a little confused about how to do it, but in the end I was successful. The cooler operates with as little noise as is humanly possible and is put in an itx system. The temperature within the room never exceeds 80 degrees.

A solid choice that is also quiet and has the ability to constructively close the memory modules; these modules cannot be removed without first removing the cooler, which is especially true if they have radiators. However, one of the benefits is that they become cooler. MX-4 thermal paste has been used in place of the stock thermal paste.

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…

A extremely controversial model. On the one hand, the overall quality of the craftsmanship, the great fan, and the clean set all captivating; on the other hand, several miscalculations in the design are disheartening. Very weird setup. It is vital to keep the heatsink in place while simultaneously tightening the clamping screws from the back of the socket. At the same time, you should make every effort not to spread the thermal paste all over the socket. In addition, while you are mounting the…

I got it from a website in a different country along with several other pieces of gear, and the overall pricing was reasonable. It was discovered, as the product was being put together, that one of the sleeve nuts lacked an exterior thread. Due to the fact that it was purchased in another country, it didn't make much sense to write to the store, so I wrote in the form of a guarantee through the website of the manufacturer instead. They did not answer right away, but the specifics were altered…

Stay silent Although it's not the cheapest or the best Top-Flow cooler available, the Shadow Rock TF2 gets the job done. The stated TDP of 160W appears to be accurate. However, keep in mind that the primary goal of this method is silent operation, and not breaking overclocking records. Listed below are some advantages: The Beakwhite fan is fantastic. In this respect, they are truly unique. This Silent Wing3 turntable does employ a non-standard 135mm model, and it is also slightly simplified…

In overall, I'm pleased; the cooler performs its job, even in the extremely congested SilverStone LC16B-MR Black case. Previously, the AMD cooler for the Ryzen 3900 X would heat up to 95 percent under stress; currently, it averages 55 degrees Fahrenheit at idle, 75 degrees under load, and 40 degrees without the case lid. Furthermore, thermal paste should be utilized to achieve a low noise level. DC1 BZ001

There must be a temperature difference between the heated component and the heatsink for the heatpipe cooler to work. The heat pipe effect is nullified by a marginal temperature difference. Since the copper tube begins to disperse heat entirely through the thermal conductivity of the metal itself, rather than the ability to transfer heat by the reagent inside the tube, most coolers are unable to cool the CPU below their threshold values. Thankfully, the fins on this cooler extend all the way to