
As this is a new build, I cannot compare this product to the stock TIM that came with the CPU. However overall, it's working exactly as it should. In fact, when I started up the computer for the first time, a utility called Q-fan had been enabled and this kept the CPU fan from spinning properly (sometimes stopping alltogether). Yet the CPU stayed cool even with the slow fan (Thank you AMD!) and in fact went from an original idle temperature of 44C, eventually to 39C idle in about 2 days. Even after formatting the HDD for 1 hour or running Prime 95 for several hours, the CPU never went above 44C on this slow speed fan. Eventually found out Q-fan was on and disabled the utility and the CPU fan spun up to ghe proper 3000rpm. CPU now runs at 33-36C idle and 41C running Prime 95 FFT for several hours. Nice stuff!

Easy install Good temps for such a thin heat sink All black Cool Master duh

9800x3d does internet at 45c games at 60c to 70 c with spikes to 80 if im rendering, AMAZEBALLZ!

it's a paste that does in fact keep the thermals on my CPU in check.

Have used this cooler on a mostly stock 5950x and a 5700x I juiced up a bit, absolutely zero thermal concerns. Highest temperature I've seen was 70.9 with the 5700x during a stress test running at 4.7ghz. Would absolutely buy after making sure it will actually fit in whatever case I'm using.


Easy installation 9800x3d runs 35c all day

Its a good company not some knock off Fly by night Cant beat it for the price and performance. Way better than any OME by far! RGB lighting Keeps CPU nice and cool!

-Easy install -Keeps high-end cpu cool

Very quiet, fits perfect in my case with still plenty of room between mydram and the fan,

Installation was relatively simple Even without 'Quiet Operation' taken into consideration and left to make as much noise as possible, they are super-quiet RGB effects look awesome

Very fast delivery.


Very quite under normal use, nice colors.

Great temps

- Easy to setup ARGB with headers on the motherboard. No need for icue hubs or anything like that. - High performance fans with minimal noise unless they are under full load. Gets a bit noisy at 100% but have only experienced that during synthetic benchmarking. - Keeps my 9800x3d around 37C at idle, under 60C while gaming. CPU is not overclocked, but jumps up to 5.3Ghz at times with normal performance boosting. - Love the looks!

Size, look, functionality.

Decently affordable. Daisy chaining is nice for a cleaner build Run quiet with the right fan curves set

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

-Price -Easy to install (AMD 4/5) -Nearly as good as Noctua (1-2 degrees less) -Quiet
Versatile computer accessories are products that help you build laptops and computers to perform functions you need at optimal levels, whether it is for the home or office. Inside the computer case, you'll find the system unit, which organizes many of the accessories that are essential internal components. They provide access to sockets for connecting to internal parts and external peripherals. Accessories can assist in raising the performance of the system, introduce new elements to your computer, keep the operating system cooled down and make sure you have trouble-free installation. Some standard accessories are desktop cooling fans, plug connectors, and a HDD mounting kit.
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