Pros: Keeping a LGA 1366 CPU @ 25 c when a Deepcool (Deepcrap) cpu cooler could not even mount to the motherboard securely. Deepcrap Max400 was suppose to be LGA 1366 compatible. I am a life long fan of this CPU cooler.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Pick this over Deepcool aka Deepcrap

Pros: Everything, easy to install, great temps...

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Most people tell you to go with the 212 cooler...Well, it's half this price yes..but it's a pain to install solo..Bought an intel xeon 1231-v3, ran the stock cooler to have something to compare this cooler too..Prime 95 on the stock cooler (Running at 3.8) got up into the 70's..Installed this cooler with the thermal paste provided and the highest temp I saw was 43c..Yea you read that right...Gaming, it doesn't even reach 40c...I love this cooler, and would def buy this over the 212..

Pros: Looks great, cools well and is slim

Cons: Blue LED. no way to turn off, and it brightens/dims as the fans spins up/down.

Other Thoughts: Excellent cooler, keeping my 6700K cool. It's a slim cooler, so it doesn't block memory, and it's painted black which is a nice aesthetic touch,

Pros: Easy to install, directions were ok. I have replaced the fan with a thermaltake riing 12 series white led fan. That was very easy and looks nice. Keeping a sandy non k i7 2600 oc'd to 4.2ghz nice and cool. Amazing quality product.

Cons: Nothing to report. Price maybe, would like to see this like $10 cheaper. Nothing to do with the quality, just me being cheap.

Other Thoughts: I would buy this product again. Very nice.

Pros: -Blue LED looks sick
-Comes with thermal compound. But not that good quality.
-Good cooling. put 1.3V into my i7-5820k and got 81C after 1 hr stability test. Got me a 4.4ghz clock.
-Comes with mounting for a second fan that can fit on the radiator! You gotta buy the second fan tho.
-Don't even worry about fitting this guy with memory there's tons of clearance for an ATX board.

Cons: -Can't turn off the LED
-ketchup and mustard wires. The wires ARE sleeved and you dont see the red/yellow/blue until the 4-pin connector at the top but thats usually hidden beyond the case window.
-Loudest part of my pc. Can only run it at 900rpm lowest (which is 50%) Can't hear it with headphones but it's not ideal for silent builds.
-Remember to put the fan blades in! It came detatched and it scared me when it didnt work. Just push em in real hard until you get a click.

Other Thoughts: For a tower cooler, I'd go with the hyper 212 evo which is even cheaper. But for aesthetics, the black radiator and the blue fan fit perfectly for my theme i LOVE IT.