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This thing keeps my AMD Ryzen 7 9800x3d in the low 30s during gaming. It's very quiet and looks great.

The fans are pretty good at pulling in air despite having a dust filter. PWM controlling works just fine and the fans aren't too loud at around 60-70% speed.

Buy it, the massive nickel plated base is going what be quiet intended. Its making good and full contact. I use this build for work so I dont overclock, I tend to underclock and/or undervolt. I have settled in on running on the MB thermal limit performance mode of 65c and a CO of -30 all core and its super fast, runs cool, no issues on this cooler. - 9950X Factory Stock - Cinebench R23 Score: 41733 - CPU (Tctl/Tdie) Max Temp: 68.2c - CPU Mark Score: 67595 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4819 - 9950X Factory Stock CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 44563 - CPU (Tctl/Tdie) Max Temp: 68.8c - CPU Mark Score: 70126 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4837 - 9950X 65c Thermal Limit CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 44314 - Max Recorded Wattage: 195w - CPU Mark Score: 69508 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4862 - 9950X 75c Thermal Limit CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 45821 - Max Recorded Wattage: 222w - CPU Mark Score: 70302 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4865 - 9950X 85c Thermal Limit CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 45695 - Max Recorded Wattage: 222w - CPU Mark Score: 70616 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4843 - 9950X 65w Eco Mode CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 31204 - CPU (Tctl/Tdie) Max Temp: 45.00c - CPU Mark Score: 58177 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4873 - 9950X 105w Eco Mode CO -30 - Cinebench R23 Score: 39207 - CPU (Tctl/Tdie) Max Temp: 51.0c - CPU Mark Score: 66329 - CPU Mark Single-thread Score: 4844

- Keeps my i7 at 21C & idle and I've never seen it jump above 65C. - 2 RGB fans. - Not bulky (on the sides).

Easy to install in a mATX case. The fans are SILENT even under stress. Affordable.

Although listed for only LGA 1156 motherboards, I just installed the second one on an LGA 1155 motherboard (both Biostar TZ77XE3), so I know they fit; see the Dynatron website also. And they cool well, keeping my Ivy Bridge i7-3770 (not overclocked) at around 65 C in a 68 F room in a well-ventilated case. Note that my CPU runs World Community Grid (CEP2) at 100% load, and so the temps would be lower in less-demanding use. Also, it is quiet, less than most of the other case or GPU fans. But the best part is that it uses a backplate (actually two back braces would be more accurate), instead of those miserable push-pins that I have given up on, so it is relatively easy to mount securely.

-Matches my case and the smooth outer ring of LEDs looks particularly nice. -Coupled with Thermal Grizzly Duronaut paste, my cpu is running 28C at idle and maxing out at 63C under sustained stress test. Granted, the Ryzen 5 5500GT isn't the spiciest processor out there, but I've never had ANY processor, better or worse, run so cool.

Great looking, you can chain up to 4 together plug the 4 pin to a chassis fan, the 2 pin to SATA and control them all with a single L connect receiver. In spite of what I have read I had no issues with L connect 3 and IM controlling 2 3fan groups, 1 2 fan group, 1 single fan, and the Hydroshift II OLED curved 360. All worked great 1st go. CPU occupancy is 4% and Im pretty sure I can get it lower with a few tweeks.

Very good quality easy to install nice colors.

Best looking fans in my opinion, the l connect 3 was easy to understand ive had 0 problems with the fans or software

You know how they say "You get what you pay for"? This is what they mean...solid cooling, clean look, nice led screen on top of pump, looks sharp.