Rosewill ROCC-16003 - 92mm CPU Cooler with PWM CPU Cooling Fan & 3 Direct Contact CPU Heatsink Pipes Support Intel i3/i5/i7 CPU Socket LGA 775/1366/1150/1151/1155/1156 & AMD CPU

Pros: It fits my cpu and lowers my temp by 22 degrees C.

Cons: While its either my fault or the company's but once I tried to put the heat sink in, the brackets to screw it down didn't match my motherboard type. even though it look like it did. So i had to struggle to attach this to the brackets of my old amd stock fan. it was a fight but I was able to do so.

Pros: Easy to install; no screws; no driver required. Firmly secured; same quality as other plastic pins, there are no moving parts so you can't break anything. Surprisingly durable. Very quiet. Can remove the fan without removing the bracket, so applying new thermal paste is easy.

Cons: none

Overall Review: If you want a large fan that might be cheaper or has a different set up pick this up. Well designed and I'd like to see more like it.

Pros: - Comes with motherboard bracket for AM4 processer (mine is Ryzen 3600XT). But I used the original brackets on the motherboard. They fit perfect and appear to be as strong or stronger as the one shipped with. - Flexible mounting clip can be rotated 180 degrees for clearance for easier mounting taking two screws out and rotating the bracket. - That said, it is an easy mount - I have used these before and like them. I only wanted a small reduction in temperatures. That is why I opted for the 3 heat pipes.

Cons: - Only one thumb tab for mounting. So you need to hook the first clip, which does not have a thumb tab to the bracket by tipping the cooler assembly. It is easy. - Be really careful how you hold the unit while assembling, and fastening spring clips. The fins are thin. I had to bend a couple fins back after I held it too hard. - Just my personal preference, but I liked using the original motherboard cooler brackets because they use metal screws. This cooler comes with push pin bracket screws which are plastic clips for holding. I thought the spring is pretty stiff for long term holding of the bracket with plastic clips. Being a product engineer for 45 years, I opted to use the metal screws.

Overall Review: Brought my CPU temps down from 80c to 72c at 72F ambient temperature during 2 hour hard gaming session. I was not looking for a big change. CPU idles at 35c - 45c. If you are looking for bigger reduction I would look at a 4 - 6 heat pipe design. But I remember a few years back they warned against cooling a chip to far below it's design temperature. It effects performance. Has a nice tower design with the fin thickness and spacing. Be careful not to bend the fins while you are holding to mount the cooler and fasten the clips. Takes a little pressure, but it is needed to clip it in place. I used silver thermo paste on the processer and cooler to get the temperature results mentioned above. The spring clips for mounting are strong and firm to hold the to the chip. Good hold help when your mother board is in a tower case and cooler is at 90 deg from floor. I like these tower cooler style because I like getting heat away from the motherboard and the components around the CPU like ram. The downdraft coolers that come with many CPU blow the heat downward and about the CPU. The tower channels the heat upward through the copper tubes and the fan blows the heat toward the back case fan and out the back. Whole system is cooler by getting CPU/Motherboard heat up and out.

Pros: Was on sale cheap

Cons: 3 of the copper tube tips are bent and smashed and the clip to hold it in place on 1 side is bent and barely holds it very flimsy build

Pros: - Extremely cheap for how well it performs. - Comparable with many different sockets, not to difficult to install. - Comes with thermal paste if you don't have any on hand. - Blue LEDs if that is your thing.

Cons: - The plastic ring you have to mount if you are on Intel can get in the way if your mobo has anything mounted around the socket. Its able to mount at 90 degree angles and I had to do so because things were blocking me from mounting it normally. Still worked fine however in this confiig however. Taking the ring off if you do need to remove it is going to be a pain. - The cooling fins are extremely sharp.

Overall Review: I have a 9600k, but I don't plan on overclocking any time soon. This keeps it at around 32 degrees idle and at max 60 while gaming. It does have a clunky mounting solution for Intel, but it works fine for me.

Pros: For the money this is an excellent cooler, and the fact I received it nearly free because of a rebate makes it ever better. Installation was a snap, it comes with everything you need with good thermal paste. Using prime95 for 30 min. With an ambient room temperature of 71 degrees, my I7 3770 never got above 63c. It will fit mini-itx and micro-atx cases with ease. This was used in on my older gigabyte motherboard with an LGA1155 socket. 16gb ddr3 gskill ram. 128 Samsung SSD. Nvidia 960ti gpu. Perfect light gaming system for a 7 year old. And it runs GTA with 1080p 89/90 FPS overclock to about 4.1ghz. Very happy customer. I was going to add another fan for a push/pull setup, but it wasn’t necessary...

Cons: Mounting hardware could be better.

Overall Review: Note: I didn’t receive the rebate yet, so let’s see what happens.. Did receive rebate, so after all I paid about $2.50 for this great little gem.

Pros: keeps my 8600k at about 30° idle... better than I expected. I only purchased this as temporary to post test the motherboard.. but definitely keeping it around as backup should my AIO water fail...

Cons: Specifically on an Asus z370-H board- the clamps fight with the caps around the CPU. You also have to persuade the mounting bracket to align with the holes in the board.

Overall Review: as a primary on non oc'd systems, backup, or where money is tight this is a great cooler!! props to Roswill for a decent and inexpensive product!

Pros: My six core amd processor dropped 10 degrees celcius from the cpu stock cooler.

Cons: none

Overall Review: these coolers really do a better job than the stock coolers. AMD stock coolers keep on overheating the cpu.