Assassin III Premium CPU Cooler with Twin Towers, 🔥 7 Heatpipes, and Dual 140mm PWM Fans by DEEP COOL Review

An excellent tower, although my i5 9600kf is probably too much, but I like to play it safe and take a reserve)) In general, I didn’t see temperatures above 47-50 in games, the percentage is just always cold)) I took it so powerful that it didn’t work at the speed limit (not a pro, but I recommend doing this) accordingly, the noise level is minimal, it looks great in the system unit, it covers 2 RAM slots, but the convenient adjustment of the cooler allows you to comfortably install everything…

I am satisfied with the purchase, but I need to change the turntables right away, because. bearing noise is very annoying. For AM4 in this price category, IMHO, there is no competitor.

After a month of work, one fan (3pin) had to be replaced, as there was just a disgusting crack. At least one plus is that they are cheap, but I'm looking towards fans from be quiet. At high speeds it is noisy, but after a month you get used to it. He does his job wonderfully, blows my hot xeon e5 1650v2 in overclocking to 4.2 GHz, in idle cold, at maximum load that I could give him as a user (Stream on twitch games like the Witcher 3 at maximum settings) => the temperature of the processor…

The product is just a bomb, in terms of dimensions it took almost everything in the computer; ) thank you very much for the product; )

There is nothing to compare with, everything seems to be fine, but after refinement in terms of reinstalling on a normal am4 backplate Some pros: Yes, everything is normal, it cools the p5 3600 normally, but it needs to be improved. Has some cons: The kit did not include fasteners for the native am4 backplate (as indicated on the manufacturer's website), but a flimsy universal plastic backplate, when installed on which the motherboard is deformed. That is xs what kind of revision they sold here

Ah modicum now with cooling normally. Stands on Phenom, Phenom overclocked to the last gigahertz. The processor is heating up. But - no more than 60 degrees. Before changing the cooler and 80 happened. Some pros: A bunch of heat pipes, two fans, each up to 1.5K rpm, large two halves of the radiator, solid construction, huge airflow. With its cons: The volume of the structure. Serious space grabbed inside the system unit.

Ah modicum now with cooling normally. Stands on Phenom, Phenom overclocked to the last gigahertz. The processor is heating up. But - no more than 60 degrees. Before changing the cooler and 80 happened.

Pros: quiet and efficient bandura) together with the case fans can cope with modern toys on Ryzen 9. With its cons. the dimensions are at the limit, the video card barely parted with the cooler)

Has pros: Really good cooling, with 9600k + slight overclocking = copes with no problems Has some cons It's hard to install. After a few months, complete coolers start to make unpleasant sounds. Lighting would have been better

Its pros: Smooth, almost perfect base, good efficiency, the fan can be moved if it rests on the memory modules. Cons: Fans are best replaced and installed with built-in vibration-absorbing pads.

Some pros: the best cooler for the middle price category of processors. Different cons: expensive, for a small surcharge it is already better to take LSS

I advise everyone! Better than a closed SVO! Got pros: Installed on the CPU E5-1620 under overclocking 6% The temperature in the stress test did not rise above +48C =))) A very diverse set for all sockets! Two fans included! Its cons: The cooler mount interferes with the video card! (THIS IS SMALL THINGS) Butt fit into the body of the tube touch the cover!

Recommend to buy Pros below: Beautiful backlighting, silence during operation, the case starts to vibrate only at maximum speed, and makes noise, but not much, but this is only if I put it on myself, the temperature of my i5-7400 3GHz does not rise above 40 degrees, it always stays at 30 ~ 33, although My TDP is only 65W, but the motherboard accelerates to almost 4 GHz, it always runs at minimum speed. Plus it clings well to the processor Has some cons It took me a long time to figure out the…

I put on the processor AM3 +. Came up great. Nothing makes noise or strums, as other reviewers have written. Mounting perfectly sat down and behave with dignity, as it should. No cracks. Pros: Looks great, the backlight like a garland burns very well. Quiet cooler. Cools very well. I work in 3d max. I checked the cooler on the render. The 4-hour test proved to be excellent. the area on the system unit where the processor itself is, a little warm. In the normal state of the computer, the cooler

Has been working for 7 years. Used to cool i7 3770k. Then, after switching to r7 3700x, I had to modify the fasteners with a file (the old revision, AM4 did not exist then), and again into battle!

You can take it if you like the backlight, and this design, otherwise there is much better cooling for the same money and quieter, I would not take it for 2600 for 3000 when there is a macho.

I went to the store purposefully for gammax 400. But as luck would have it, HE was standing nearby)))). After a long struggle with the toad, realizing that you just need to overpay, I made a choice on this cooler. After the Deshman cooler from titanium for 400, which was bought under a hair dryer 2 for rent, it just flew away. Thermal grease Zm-stg2. Pros: Ruzen 1700 overclocked to 3.9 GHz with a core voltage of 1.42 cools in an open bench up to 73C under 100% load. In games, it gets to 70 as…

I put this cooler at random, taking the only AM3+ in stock in one store. Noise enters the brain. In general, it is tolerable in terms of level (although the fan noise level still dominates the system unit), but the emphasis on high frequencies in the noise kills all the pleasure and the desire to recommend it to anyone. Complicated installation: 1. My case simply did not close, a few millimeters were not enough. If there were stampings on the side panels, they would fit, probably. So it's not

Removed 30 (!) degrees from xeon 1650v3 overclocked to 4.4 GHz. In the stress test of Aida, after 10 minutes, the temperature rises to 60 degrees with rare jumps to 65 (error?), In heavy games (RDR 2, etc.), the temperature stays at 40-45 degrees. In idle 20-25 degrees. Installed with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut thermal paste, 4 120mm fans in the case. Previously, there was an 80mm cooler with 3 fans, in games the temperature was 75 degrees, it was generally dangerous to run a stress test.…

I installed an i5 3570k processor with MX-2 thermal paste, overclocked it to 4500 MHz so far (not scalped), the temperature in the load does not rise above 61-63. There was a tower with a 90 mm cooler before it, so it not only made noise, it also kept the temperature around 76 degrees under load . despite the fact that the processor was then overclocked to 4200 MHz. The same cooler, despite the fact that it has 2 turntables, is much quieter. Yes, I installed Zalman z9 in the case. Get in like a