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Purchased to improve CPU cooling and potentially correct an operating fault (frozen tray clock, halting computer processing) potentially caused by inadequate cooling from OEM AMD Ryzen CPU cooler. Installation resulted in 5 deg C temperature drop of CPU operating temperature, thus likely extending life of CPU (but unfortunately did not correct periodic frozen tray clock). Installer should be aware that on MSI Tomahawk board, minor interference must be removed from the cooler fins if an active cooler is installed on the M.2 NVME SSD

Great Basic CPU Cooler with some nice RGB

It is massive! No seriously it is the largest HSF I have ever seen. I was glad that I bought a full ATX case, as I am not sure how it would fit in a smaller setup. It performs amazing and is so quiet I had to check if the fan was even on. It is stealth quiet and worth every penny!

- Solid construction - Many socket mount types - Colorful addressable LEDs and output a Rainbow when not connected to anything - Very reasonable cost

Running a Ryzen 5 9600X at max temp of 42c idle. More importantly, it's in a micro ATX case on top of the desk in my living room where I can play Cyberpunk and it stays quiet enough to not bother my partner. The smaller form turned out to really be helpful in the small case with cable routing, etc.

Runs beautifully for my budget build has zero problems gaming wise ( I mainly play rust which is a cpu heavy game)

60c CPU temperature in a 94F environment for 3 hours!

Great, it has a 270 watt tdp and it looks cool

Good price to performance. Low temps and a bit overkill for my Ryzen 9 3900.

Cooler fits into a Lian Li A3 with no height issue. Its been years now that I've used a air cooler - for the past 5 pc builds throughout the years building gaming PC's I've used a AIO from different brands. I'll tell you now I'm shocked to say air coolers have gotten better. I forgot the benifits of a air cooler over a AIO setup. The fan noise is more bearable over the humming sound you get from fans pushing through a radiator. The operaing temps with 100% cpu usage seems to not throttle my build in any way. I am now convince to jump back into air cooler wagon. As long you do your research about the tdp of the cpu you have - finding a air cooler to handle it would be idea over getting a AIO as a cooling solution.

-Price -Easy to install (AMD 4/5) -Nearly as good as Noctua (1-2 degrees less) -Quiet

I had read comments that the fan came damaged - mine was in perfect condition. It arrived early even though it came from overseas. Super quiet too :) Took me some time to find a fan to fit my motherboard as I'm not very techy, so quite happy i have my pc back in working order :D

Works well keeps Ryzen 7950x3D between 45-60 on load. Fans can switch sides or be removed

Great Cooling for a great price Did not wanted to go water cooling, my ryzen 9950X keeps under 80_C under work load, I am happy with it.

Works like a charm Comes with LGA 2066 socket mounting

- Low profile for older cases - Fairly quiet - RGB - Heatpipes (provide ample clearance and prevent air discharge onto RAM as with standard spiral coolers) - Excellent hardware (brackets/fasteners/clips) - aesthetically pleasing for old skool cases

I wish they had this product years ago, it would have made installing a CPU a lot easier,

Encoding with Handbrake is pretty demanding for my BeQuiet Dark Rock TF BK 020 I bought with it 4 years ago was not quite enough to tame the fully overclocked 10900K as I was hitting thermal throttle pretty fast. The BeQuiet Dark Rock Elite does it with 5 minutes encoding with Handbrake one core did hit 97c, which is a lot but not enough to trigger thermal throttle.