Pros: Easy to install, cools REALLY well.

Cons: none

Overall Review: I bought and used the adapter base to for a more secure mount. Its on a AMD 955BE 3.4 and at 100% load using OCCT, the fan at 2/3 (silent) I never get above 45C.

Pros: I just wanted to update my last comment... oddly I found there is a bracket for this to fit my AM3 mobo with out the sloppy feeling! Item#: N82E168357080462 for the win, I feel so much better about this now! If you are buying this for an AM2 or AM3 mobo check to see the retention bracket will fit this stock. I c

Cons: bracket doesnt come with the fan....but then again I would say the mobo should come with that.

Pros: This thing cools! Keeps my Phenom II x4 945 3ghz cool (48c) even after playing crysis maxed out or running stability tests which max out cpu utilization!

Cons: It's Huge! mounting hardware didn't work for my msi 790fx-gd70 (Still installed fine with included spring clip) and I had to move my 2 ram chips to dimm slot 3,4.

Overall Review: What a beast...not too flashy.

Pros: A few notes 1) I have used this cooler as a multi-purpose solution on multiple systems. 2) Excellent Quality - Forged copper - not cast 3) Works well on AM2/AM3 1155/1156 and even med OC on 1366 4) Buy Adapter 1156-X (not Z) for use on 1155/1156 (might need to look elsewhere) 5) Fan is solid - However, I modified it to use a push and pull ( 2 fans - 2 Scythe Slip Stream Kaze SM1425SL12H 6) Solid rheostat fan controller

Cons: I cannot think of any off hand. Except I wish it had copper fins or thicker fins /heat pipes Not going to match the big boys of today.

Overall Review: Remember you will need to buy Adapter 1156-X for use 1155/1156LGA. Otherwise, always excellent quality for Enzotech. Check out their heatsinks.

Pros: The Enzotech Extreme is such a well built and designed CPU Cooler. The copper bottom has a true mirror finish to it and it even comes with a tube of Arctic Silver. The Delta fan is high quality, but can easily be switched out for another 120mm fan if desired. The orientation of this cooler will help keep the Motherboard and RAM cooler. The price for this cooler on the Egg makes this a true value buy.

Cons: It is a large cooler and a bit heavy, but most coolers of this caliber are.

Overall Review: I have purchased a few of these over the years. This recent purchase went to cool a 2500K CPU on an ASUS P8Z68 Deluxe board with no issues. (I did use a lower profile RAM). You do have to purchase separately the Enzotech 1156-X Retention module to use for the 1156 and 1155 based CPUs. This is no longer available on the Egg (as of this writing) but still available. The unit here off Newegg, Extreme-X Rev A is good for most AMD and Intel 775 and 1366 Sockets. If going AMD, I recommend the Enzotech special AMD retention module, which is a bit better then what comes with the stock Enzotech cooler.

Pros: This thing cools my Phenom II X 6 1055T with eaze. I have had my CPU overclocked to 4GHZ for the past year and I've never seen the temps go over 60. even during stress testing for twelve hours. The sound is only bad if it is cranked to 100% but even then it is nowhere near the sound levels I have heard from other HSF fans. And the sound of my HD5850's overpower it everytime. The option to replace with any 120mm fan is a plus.

Cons: None that I can find.

Overall Review: The retention bracket for AMD made by enzotech is a must. It makes installation a breeze and you can direct the copper pipes to where they don't cover your memory slots.

Pros: Bought this after scouring the web for reviews on Core2Duo coolers. Excellent cooler that drastically dropped temps. 3.8Ghz on an E8400 with 50C @load.

Cons: I had to pay for it?

Pros: This cooler replaced an Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 with a dying fan. I knew this cooler would be huge, and I knew it would require a motherboard removal, but I was tired of the "Intel-style" clips that I've dealt with in the past. Since the switch, my E8400 (standard clock) has never seen a temperature higher than 50C. Additionally, and this sealed the deal for me, the 120mm fan looks to be easily replaceable in the event the standard fan dies. In my Antec P182, this fan has plenty of clearance to do its job, though the case fans needed to be turned up to increase the outside air flow.

Cons: My complaints are minor compared to the benefits of this awesome cooler. First off is that there is no way of telling how tightly to screw the cooler onto the back-plate. I suppose that if its too tight, or unevenly tightened, the contact will still be made with the processor at the expense of warping the motherboard. Second, my motherboard cannot control the 3-pin fan. This is a failure on my motherboard's part, and not Enzotech, though it does pave the way for my 3rd complaint: Why would you attach the fan speed controller to the back of the computer? Again, a minor complaint, and I simply hung the controller out of one of my empty drive bays and tweak the speed from there. Good hearing helps in that department.

Overall Review: Apart from my motherboard causing issues with fan control, this product has offered complete satisfaction. It will be migrating to my next build, with a motherboard that can actually control the fan speed, and I may even use it in all my computer builds from here on out. 2 caveats: this cooler is approximately 120x120mm, and stands about 12cm off the motherboard. Secondly, over-applying thermal paste is really easy if you follow the directions on Arctic Silver's website; instead, use a rice-sized amount in the center of the chip, and all will be well.