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Keeps CPU cool, looks great and has A-RGB

Nice and quiet and easy to install.

Beefy heatsink. Fan was easy to attach. Power and RGB leads had plenty of length to reach their connectors on my MB. Synced easily with my ASRock RGB software. Fits securely and never felt like I was in danger of damaging the connection points on the MB.

Quality build. Cools really well, nice looking cooler.

10 fan headers, that's a lot more than many other more expensive controllers Easy installation Compact size

Great price Exceptional cooling ability RGB and white is great for those who like it Well built and designed Easy to install

It fits over most ram and VRM heatsinks. Quiet but powerful fan Decently easy installation Keeps temperatures down

- Typical high quality Noctua fans and heatsink - Fits square and narrow LGA3647 sockets - Includes 2 fans with Y splitter cable - PWM - Fits perfectly in full tower case - Keeps Intel Xeon Silver 4114 cool - Easy to follow instructions - Included all the necessary hardware and tools for installation - 6 year warranty

It worked like it should and lowered my HTPC old Intel 3770K temps down 10 to 15 degrees from stock cooler. Fan was loud at 2200 rpm but I had a Natua resister low noise extension power lead that lower the rpm to 1100 and it is now silent!

I have a 9950X and at idle I sit around 50c and while playing the most demanding games its around 90c which is crazy cool better than most liquid coolers

Compact Quiet Almost as good as their tower coolers

Its not insanely large super easy to install frigid cooling

- Compact - Easy to follow directions - Came with LGA 1366 backplate screws - Very well packaged - High performance cooling - Fits in square style dual socket motherboards

The most easiest cooler I have installed. Installed on an Asrock x399 Taichi 1950x Threadripper. Temps are great on this cooler. You cannot go by your motherboard bios or auto tuning utility software that came with it. Use a program like Hwinfo which will give you an accurate reading. Threadrippers read 27 degrees Celsius higher when a Tctl reading is used to calculate a temp reading. Reading temps at a higher degree triggers the cpu fan to work as it should according to what others have said. Using Tdie reading will give you an accurate reading which is minus 27 degrees Celsius from Tctl. Many people panic over the readings that use Tctl instead of Tdie.