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Easy QUICK Install Keeps CPU Cool Quiet Excellent performance for the price

-Easy to set up -Solid attachment to motherboard

The Picture doews not show the excellent quality. The Black finish looks sooo Good.

-Installed on ASUX X570 motherboard with Ryzen 7 5800x. Works well. Idle temp is 38 degrees C, moderate load is 41 degrees C. Running Linux Mint version 22.1 -Installed in a very small ATX case where I needed the head room for the CPU cooler. -No Problem with memory installation, its tight but running two 16G chips and fits perfectly -Works well, highly recommended

- 210°f TDP - Quiet

Superflower reliability, affordable, argb, quiet fan

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.

Comes with (1) Vetroo Adressable RGB Fan with Daisy Chain connection, AM5 and Intel fittings,lastly a manual with diagrams for either mounting methods.

-VERY well built. Blows my other coolers out of the freaking water -Mounts allow you to offset the cold plate if you need clearance for your top PCIe slot. -Easy install -Comes with decent thermal paste -NFF12 fan included -Chromax support -Good temps so far on my stock clocked 1920x. Hasn't gone much over 40c under "medium" load with a SP120 fan on it -Threadripper -Noctua

I recently put a new computer system together with Asus X99A along with a 5820K being cooled with Cooler Master Seidon 120V. My temperatures were always somewhat high and OCing was diffuclt as stability was impacted. Yes I did re-apply the artic silver after cleaning the CPU and cooler multiple times trying to get good temps. After reading some reviews on here and other sites I decided to replace the Cool Master with the Noctua NH-U14S. I was able to overclock with ease at 4.5GHz with temperatures in the mid 70s on all cores while performing stress tests. I ran 3D Mark Firestrike and my temps never went above 55. I highly recommend this coooler

Easy to install on my 7800x3d Seems to provide decent temps (mid-60s in games and low 80s under heavy load) Fans are quieter than my previous cooler

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.

Great performance and quiet.

- Easy modern mounting for AM5 - Good even contact - Great temperatures - Idle 35c / Prim95 60c / Peak 69c - Looks good - Good build quality - I think the fans sound fine, at high loads they ramp up and get louder, but its a smooth sound without any annoying hub whine or other jarring fan sounds. - Includes a fan splitter & speed switch for High 2000+ RPM, PWM default, and low 1800 RPM settings. I left mine on default PWM motherboard controlled. - Premium packaging materials and unboxing experience

- Maximal air cooling solution for the Terra mini-ITX case by Fractal Design - Good performance