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- it exactly fills the space AMD has specified for being around the CPU. I had 1mm clearance above the GPU in the top PCIe slot - The way the fan(s) attach, you can move them around a bit to accommodate the memory if needed

-Affordable -RGB -Includes AMD/Intel mounting hardware -Surprisingly quiet operation (even in test bench) at 100% load -Plenty of RAM clearance -Plenty of IO shield clearance

I bought the Be Quiet! Pure Rock LP Air Cooler to replace the stock Intel air cooler for my old i3-12100. One change I made is to wipe off the pre-applied thermal paste and instead, used some Corsair thermal paste. The primary reason I bought the Be Quiet! HSF is to lower the CPU temps while playing STALKER 2. With the old Intel HSF, maximum temperatures were hitting mid to upper 80's C. After replacing with the Be Quiet!, maximum temperatures during STALKER 2 gameplay dropped to mid 60's. So far, it's hit 70C once. During non-gaming use (YT, surfing, etc), CPU temps hovered at 36C. Not bad. I'd buy it again.

works great for my 265kf standard easy install

It performs exceptionally well, keeping temps cool and is well designed.

The most easiest cooler I have installed. Installed on an Asrock x399 Taichi 1950x Threadripper. Temps are great on this cooler. You cannot go by your motherboard bios or auto tuning utility software that came with it. Use a program like Hwinfo which will give you an accurate reading. Threadrippers read 27 degrees Celsius higher when a Tctl reading is used to calculate a temp reading. Reading temps at a higher degree triggers the cpu fan to work as it should according to what others have said. Using Tdie reading will give you an accurate reading which is minus 27 degrees Celsius from Tctl. Many people panic over the readings that use Tctl instead of Tdie.

Enough thermal grease for two installations (From experience) Comes with all the brackets you need Decent instructions for a beginner like me Looks great in my blackout case Moves heat out of the case very well, I've never had my i7-9700 over 60 degrees or so. Seems to run quieter than my case fans

Facile à installer, pas bruyant, pas brun.

Newest design working with Core 5 250K Plus. Straight forward design. Runs 30-35C home office, web browsing etc

Tryx nailed it with this thing, solving the majority of my issues with air coolers in a single product and that premium price point is entirely worth it. -Build quality is excellent. Havent come across an air cooler until this one that wasnt flimsy in some way. The Turris is rock solid from the heat pipes to the fins to the magnetic screen. -Kanali is extremely simple to use and adding my own images and GIFs is entirely painless. Setting up loops and shuffling through them was easy. -Everything was plug and play in the most literal sense. I didnt have to finagle with making sure the fans played nice with the rest of my case fans or mess with configurations. It just works right out of the box.

Price Install ease

When I had a shipping issue and the package was claimed to have arrived but I couldn't find it on my doorstep, Noctua resolved the claim within a day or two of my having opened it. The product itself works even better than advertised. I bought this specific model because my PC case has very little room vertically to mount a cooler, and this model seemed very low in height. It fit perfectly onto my board and gave me no issue in the clearance above my motherboard. The mounting process was easy due to the directions which were tremendously detailed and simple to follow. The unit itself is almost completely quiet and cools the CPU flawlessly. Noctua went above a beyond here, not only with the product but with their customer service and quick response time to any issues present in the shipping process.

Easy install Nice large and quiet cooling fans Like the addressable option

It is kinda large but it cools my AMD 7800X3D cpu like a charm. Idles at 45C and gaming never goes above 72C. I definitely recommend this cooler. Easy connected to my Msi Tomahawk X870 motherboard.

Keeps my Ryzen 9 7900 around 40 at idle, and so far nothing over 55(C). Of course, this isn't a gaming machine, rather a media server. Larger than I'd expected, but it fit just fine in my Fractal Node 804. Runs very quietly, too.

I use MSI 's Mystic Light to sync the color with other fans. Keeps my Ryzen 7 9800X3D temp at 39 to 42(C) idling The DDR5 memory sits little high, I was able to moving 1 fan half inch above the heatsink. I ran 3dMark Demo 's Steel Nomad, the temperature peak at 51.3 (c) for a second, Averge temperature was 44(C)