🌡️ LGA115x CPU Cooler - Intel i3/i5/i7 Heatsink & Fan E97379-003 Review

Produced by Foxconn. Was taken for Core i5 750 with TPD 95W. In idle, the temperature is 36 degrees, under continuous load no more than 65 degrees. With its pros: Strict design, compact, concise, yet quite effective. Simple design, easy installation. There is thermal paste on the pad. Its cons: The packaging is flimsy. Not the quietest fan in Intel coolers. The original Cire i3 3225 cooler was almost silent.

Produced by Foxconn. Was taken for Core i5 750 with TPD 95W. In idle, the temperature is 36 degrees, under continuous load no more than 65 degrees.

I don't think this is a genuine product. The fan blade touches the ribs of the sink. In all aesthetics and design, it looks nothing like the original Intel design. Cheap plastic fan. I don't think I will install. Will likely return.

1) The four latches are terrible. It took me an hour to persuade the gutter notches to stay in the motherboard. I modified the device to adequately hold the heatsink and compress the CPU a bit. 2) Operation and load rates are okay with my icor 5.3 so far. 3) The fan noise is very similar to my OEM fan. Let's see how long this lasts. I have doubts

This cooler is very noisy and doesn't cool my CPU very efficiently under load. It reaches 6000 rpm and the temperature is still rising. I literally have to hold my computer to keep it from flying away and it still doesn't cool my CPU. I tried to return it but they want me to pay $6 for shipping and the cooler is only $7. I've been betrayed, don't fall like me. Save yourself the hassle by paying a few bucks more elsewhere.

This cooler performs well for the price and for many uses. I would explain that this is for budget use only, there are many better cooling options out there. But this one is pretty good and looks good. I sent a few of these properly stapled and secured and even sent them securely boxed with void filler. They still seem to work freely. - If you buy this and ship it, you will need to zip it up or somehow secure it with extra fasteners.

Need a fast fan? That's it. I installed this fan in a custom machine. I was afraid I would have to break off any non-standard wiring in the M-ITX assembly, but the push pin clicked perfectly and works great. Saved me from my mistake! The fan rattled at first, you have to COMPLETELY uncoil the pam cable and hide it somewhere else, the sheath is too low to hold it around the ledges. once done, even at 100% you don't hear the fan, it's super quiet.

For the price, the standard fan works as it should. Otherwise, it works well for general use and light gaming. If you're into intense gaming and overclocking, this isn't for you. There is one BIG problem though, they have plastic anchors that tend to bend if you can't get them into the holes properly. Once this happens they will not give the required seal. Or ask someone to put it on for you. The best have metal anchors. I would recommend buying one of the more durable ones. In any case, good…

When you buy these fans you will receive: - 2 fans pictured, rated at 12V 0.6A. - 1 fancy fan. , rated at 12V 0.18A. - Dry thermal paste with cardboard particles in it (because they are stored outdoors in a cardboard box) on all three. Two real fans generate bearing noise. One makes a small, intermittent noise while the other makes a constant and very loud noise. The two cooler types use different aluminum construction in terms of diameter and number of cutouts/fins. The interesting thing is…