Thermaltake A4022 92mm CPU Cooler

Pros: Quiet
Works with, AM2+, AM3, AM3+
Had it for over 2 years, still going strong.

Cons: 3 pins on connector, no speed control.

Bigger than standard AMD coolers.

Best suited for ATX sized boards, but will work in mATX as long as the RAM is spaced out enough, or low profile RAM.

Other Thoughts: I love this cooler. Had it since I built my PC over 2-3 years ago. It is pretty big compared to a stock AMD cooler, but it is very quiet. I've gone through 3 CPUs and 2 motherboards with this heatsink. From AM2+ to AM3 to AM3+.

It looks a little big on my current mATX board, and it almost blocked one of my RAM slots, almost.

Pros: This HSF reduced idle and load temps on my system significantly (idle temps are roughly 10c cooler). compared to the stock unit I was using before. This unit also outputs much less fan noise.

It was simple to install on my Socket 939 mobo (just latch one side, then latch the other, then turn the lever), and it moves a lot of air for its size.

Cons: It's a little ugly, to be honest.

Other Thoughts: I have an aging Athlon 64 X2 4400+ at 2.2GHz, and it was in the habit of running a little warm. With Summer's increase in ambient temperatures around the corner, I wanted to pick up a new HSF that would keep my temps manageable, and it looks like this model will do that admirably.

Pros: Fits on C32 socket, keeps the CPU cool.
Easy to install.

Cons: None!

Other Thoughts: I have 2 of these on a Dual Opteron ASUS KCMA-D8 and 2 more on a SUPERMICRO MBD-H8DCL-IF-O. The processors on the Asus hover around 19 degrees Celsius idle, and about 30-32 on full load. (running in my basement which is usually cool)

Pros: The fan that came with my AMD Phenom processor only cooled the CPU down to about 60 to 65 C. After installing this fan it is now running at around 40 to 45C! This fan is very effective and extremely quiet. It generates a ton of air flow at low rpm's thanks to the steep pitch of the blades. The heat sink is also very large which allowing great heat dissipation.

Cons: The only con I can think of would be the size. I was a little worried at first that it would come into contact with the RAM modules, but there was still some clearance after all.

Pros: Works great even for light gaming.
Better than stock heat sync.

Cons: None.

Pros: I have an old processor X2 4200+ which the original CPU fans runs like sports car exhaust pipe. I can't download stuff at night because the noise would make me sick. So I search online and find this budget fan, it is quiet and decrease the CPU temp by around 10 degrees (compare the OEM fan).

Cons: No complaint so far

Pros: Great performance, and quiet enough. It JUST BARELY FITS in my MicroATX slim case - an older version of this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811147098

Cons: Size. This thing is larger than you expect. The fan housing is almost as tall as the heat sink itself, and the space between my RAM heat spreaders and the heat sink is a paper thin. Plan ahead.

Pros: This CPU cooler is very quiet and keeps the processor cool. I really like that it comes with thermal paste on it already because it saves the mess of applying it yourself.

Cons: None I can think of.

Other Thoughts: This is an excellent CPU cooler especially for the price.

Pros: This new CPU cooler dropped the idle temps on my CPU by about 10 degrees and kept it much cooler during gaming and heavier use of the CPU.

Cons: hmm, can't think of any.

Other Thoughts: Keep up the great work Newegg!

Pros: Installed it over an AM2 Athlon 64 X2, and it is doing the job while being whisper quiet. Very happy with it. Great Value.

Cons: None.