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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)

Nice and easy to set up

-Ran with a 5900X: Brought Cinebench r23 monitored Cpu heat down from about 84C (max 90) to 77C, preventing thermal throttling. Given the Cpu was running at full tilt in the test, this surely proves itself as a viable gaming cooler and then some. -Fans have RGB if you like lights

-KEEPS MY i7 8700K overclocked to 5.0GHZ under 60 degrees Celcius! -CHECK ABOVE!

Very well packaged. Nothing was damaged. All the correct mounting components were included for my AMD AM4 Ryzen build. Temps recorded with CPU-X while running benchmark on Bazzite which is seen in picture. Stays well below 50c underload with my build. Fans run quiet and push a good amount of air. I have no issues with RAM clearence since I use low profile non-LED sticks.

Once figured out how to put fan hooks on and latch em to the heat sink then installing moved along nicely. Temps seem to stay 30's idle 50-60c when gaming. Great heat sink for price, slightly bulky so yeah if dont got decent room in case that may be a problem.

Wicked cool & quiet. Have it on a 9600K. I'm at 4.9 GHz and under 80C under stress test. First time overclocking and this cooler makes it easy.

Lights up Looks cool Low profile

Easy install. Mounted per instructions and used the Noctua heat sink compound just to try it, even though I had Arctic Silver on hand. Idles at 35°C with ambient room temp of 76-78°F in a Phanteks Enthoo Pro case with 1 additional Noctua 120mm top fan. Running Corona Benchmark or CPU-Z stress test, CPU temp never gets above 67°C. CPU falls back to idle temperature within a minute after tests complete. No worries about coolant leaks. Brackets for a second fan are in the box. Included ball end allen wrench makes the install easy. Overall, quite pleased.

-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

Seems to keep up with my 12700K no problem, I have yet to observe a temperature above 55C Very sleek looking, nice black Rubberized cables are a nice touch Very quiet

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.

works great for my 265kf standard easy install

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

Quit, low profile for a nice fit in a media pc ....

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