Pros: This Cooler keeps my FX- 8350 really cool ,even at 4.5 ghz overclook, it has a nice desing of an engine that comes with led , a great view from the case side window.

Cons: Nothing nada, is a little bit noisier then other coolers, but it doesn't bother me, people make a big deal about this, is not like you want to hear small ants talking in your room and you'll need the quietest room ever lol.

Overall Review: People say this cooler is huge, they have never seen a noctua cooler before lol, this one is small guys compare to the noctua and some others. AND please guys dont give more negative reviews couse it dint fit in your case. Watch the $%@^"@! SPECS before you buy it. In my phantom 410 it fit like a glove, couse i knew it would.

Pros: This is a greatsink and fan setup, and it's stylish to boot. I bought it after I got an AMD Phenom II x6 and realized the stock cooler was utter garbage. Way too small for a CPU that generates the kind of heat that the Phenom II x6 does. I bought this baby and it's been smooth sailing. I also bought a coolermaster mid-size case because you need a large case to accomodate the size of this heatsink. I was so happy with this that I included one in a build I did for a friend. Two satisfied customers.

Cons: The only con I have is that the fans don't have an arrow to indicate the airflow direction, or at least, I wasn't able to find it if it's there. You have to take the fans off to install this. Take note of their orientation so it's not a guessing game when you clip them back on.

Overall Review: To all you people docking eggs because it's too big for your case: Dock an egg from yourself for not thoroughly checking the specs and reading the dimensions, and then measuring your case to see if it would fit. Is it Coolermasters fault you didn't do your homework before you made the purchase? This is a large cooler, if you don't have a fairly large case, it's not gonna fit. If you have RAM with head spreaders, you may also have problems as this does partially cover the RAM modules on some MOBO configurations. Moreso for AMD boards I think than Intel. I had to clip a couple small protrusions off the aluminum heat spreader on one of my RAM modules to get it to fit under this beast.

Pros: keeps my i7 2600 oc to 4.4ghz @ 32c idle and 40-45c @ full load in p95 after an hour

Cons: nothing i love it

Pros: This cooler works very well. At full load I am still well under the recommended temp on my cpu. Its also very quiet. The instructions were very clear and installation was a breeze. And it is gorgeous to look at in the case. Thanks Cooler Master for another awesome product!!!

Cons: Very BIG. (Which is probably why it works so well)

Overall Review: I have been building computer since I took apart my first 386 to see what made it tick, and the directions for this install were very easy to follow.

Pros: looks mean, and cools very well, love the led strip

Cons: fan holders are a bit flimsy and I could see the little tabs breaking if you are not very careful removing the fans

Overall Review: wish replacement fans were available to buy as i like to have spares on hand

Pros: Great at its job and definitely worth the money.

Cons: Fans Fans Fans Fans Fans Fans Fans Fans Fans Fans Fans and mounting difficulty

Overall Review: I stand by my original review and say that this is a great buy if you assume up front that the fans are only good for the trash. Cooler master eventually replaced the failed fans, but they are still sitting untouched in the garage while my system humms along on some blue light-up rosewill fans I threw in instead. Its really a 5 star heatsink if you ignore the fan, but putting bad fans on any heatsink, especially a premium one, is unforgivable... so -1 egg.

Pros: -It has a nice design and looks to do a great job at cooling without too much noise. -Dual fan setup which is quieter than most fans anyways from my experience

Cons: -Cooler Master, as great as they are with their products, can use some improved documentation on how to install this clunker. CoolerMasterTV from YouTube helped but there was an issue. -Issue is not from the unit itself but because of ASUS' "Thermal Armor" around the top by the CPU socket, I could not mount this fan any way whatsoever! Sure I could remove the plastic but I love the minimalism. There are some bulging heatpipes that really won't let it mount as it conflicts with the thermal armor.

Overall Review: I won't drop any eggs for an unexpected event as with my mounting situation, I just couldn't put it in immediately because I was buying piece by piece half from here and the rest from Am***n. Until I got my Core i7-3770k, I was totally clueless. I replaced this with a Hyper 612PWM and stole one of the fans before I sold this to someone else lol. Hey, it works and the 612 uses the same fans anyways it wasn't too far off sans the LED but its a cooler, I got red LEDs anyways. With the 612 in this case and Arctic Silver 5 TIM, it keeps my Core i7-3770k clocked at 4.5GHz idling ~33C and under a few hours load from Intel Burn test not passing ~77C in my HOT room! Impressive performance and never dissatisfying from Cooler Master.

Pros: This is nice looking cooler that also works very well. Keeps my FX-8150 Idle temps of 32C and 44C under full load, 6C cooler than the Hyper 212+ it replaced. Easy to replace fans if needed, I installed 2 Phobya Nano-G 1500 rpm Led fans and still stays under 50C at full load.

Cons: Like most aftermarket coolers had to remove the motherboard to install. Is not black like the pics, more grayish. Very big but most are.

Overall Review: AMD FX-8150 Cooler Master V6 GT Cooler With Phobya Nano-G Fans Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 16GB DDR3 1333 XFX Double D Radeon HD 6870 Corsair Force Series GT 120GB SSD Antec HCG-750 Cooler Master HAF 932 Advanced with 8 Rosewill RFX-120 Fans