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Daniel
> 3 dayIt does heatsink stuff. Works very well in a NR200P with a 5600x.
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Ethan Lucas
> 3 dayVery nice in person wasnt expecting something so well made
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Dr. P
> 3 dayLooks sleek and slim, very happy with it so far. The fan can get a bit noisy, especially with AMDs fan curve, so I decided to get a 120mm fan and adapter. Should cool and quiet things down for a perfect low-profile cooler
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John Toepfer
> 3 dayPerfect cooler for my 3200G using an ASrock A300W barebones PC.
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Gamer Mekomazi
> 3 dayExtremely silent.
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Agtstack
> 3 dayThrew this in my asrock x300 to cool my ryzen pro 4750g and its quiet and handles temps very well even when you adjust fan speed. My dvr/emulator station loves this in it
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methos
> 3 dayGreat product, it knocked my CPU temperature down 20 degrees C vs. my stock ryzen wraith. I only took a star off because it is very difficult to install without removing your motherboard. For a new build it would be easy but if you are upgrading it will be a challenge. Also there are no extra screws so if one rolls off somewhere you might be in for trouble.
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Mr. Oren Ledner Sr.
> 3 daySuper quite. Way nicer than the stock AMD coolers
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Victor
> 3 dayLowered my temperatures right away, from 42 idle on stock cooler to 36C on my Ryzen 5 5600G and while gaming my temps went down from 86C to 69C, it would be even lower if I hadn’t decided to keep the build in a tight space.
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Tommy Oliver
> 3 dayStock Wraith Stealth cooler for my 2600 was making a whining noise so I had to swap it out. Heard a lot of positive talk about Noctua so I decided to give em a go now that theyre making black fans. Threw this thing in my system and I dont even realize its there. Thing is DEAD SILENT, and cools better than the stock Stealth. Between this and the dual 120mm Noctuas I also mounted in the case itself, the loudest thing now is the power supply. Would throw a Noctua fan in there too if I could. These things command a bit of a price premium, but youre getting exactly what youre paying for: computing tranquility.