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works great for my 265kf standard easy install

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5 heat pipes while most competitors at this price have 4. It just works Works with Intl and AMD but both of my CPUs were AM4 CPUs.

Nice twin tower CPU cooler. The installation is super easy to follow with the provided instruction. The re-design of twin tower and the heat pipes provides great fit/adaption to the increasing size and height of motherboard heat sinks, rams heat sinks, and GPU. When it's working, it's very quiet at normal use.

There's nowhere to go wrong with this. As good or better than anything beQuiet or Noctua makes, at half the price. Pay more if you want to. No stupid RGB.

Not silent, but darn near. Simple design, nothing overwhelming like those fat ones with like brick heat sinks and two giant fans. Easy to install. Neat color scheme.

Everything but a screwdriver is in the box

Not to large and easy to install. I installed on MB before I put the MB in chassis. If MB is already installed it might be a two person job. It comes with additional screws so you can mount a larger fan if needed. Quiet. It comes with a LNA to further reduce noise but I did not need it.

The most easiest cooler I have installed. Installed on an Asrock x399 Taichi 1950x Threadripper. Temps are great on this cooler. You cannot go by your motherboard bios or auto tuning utility software that came with it. Use a program like Hwinfo which will give you an accurate reading. Threadrippers read 27 degrees Celsius higher when a Tctl reading is used to calculate a temp reading. Reading temps at a higher degree triggers the cpu fan to work as it should according to what others have said. Using Tdie reading will give you an accurate reading which is minus 27 degrees Celsius from Tctl. Many people panic over the readings that use Tctl instead of Tdie.

Cooler fits into a Lian Li A3 with no height issue. Its been years now that I've used a air cooler - for the past 5 pc builds throughout the years building gaming PC's I've used a AIO from different brands. I'll tell you now I'm shocked to say air coolers have gotten better. I forgot the benifits of a air cooler over a AIO setup. The fan noise is more bearable over the humming sound you get from fans pushing through a radiator. The operaing temps with 100% cpu usage seems to not throttle my build in any way. I am now convince to jump back into air cooler wagon. As long you do your research about the tdp of the cpu you have - finding a air cooler to handle it would be idea over getting a AIO as a cooling solution.

Big cooling Thick fan Quiet operation and effective fan speed op 100% recommended even in the hotter Intel chips.

Temperatures of M128-26 under load dropped by approximately 20C compared to my prior cooling solution, which was a passive heatsink (which shipped with the Ampere/AsrockRack bundle from Newegg) plus an $8 fan aluminum taped to it.

Superflower reliability, affordable, argb, quiet fan