AsiaHorse Graphics Card Cooler with ARGB 5V 3Pin LED and Three 80mm Fans, RGB LED Graphics Card Holder, GPU Cooler Easy Installation-White

I have an MSI RTX 3060ti, 2 fan model, and it gets hot! There's a hotspot on the card that my temp monitoring program picks up and before I installed this GPU cooler, the temp on that hotspot would be over 91c. With the GPU cooler installed, it still runs warm but now rests around 88-89c. The core GPU temp doesn't go above 75c on max load. I didn't expect it to make my graphics card chilly, but it does enough to notice the difference. As for noise level, I think it's just as loud as all my other case fans, so I can't really pick out the sound specifically. I have it just plugged into a regular fan port on my motherboard, so it runs on full speed all the time, which is fine. The noise is not enough to bother me, and certainly isn't as loud as my graphics card running at 100 percent fan speed!As for the mounting system, I saw a lot of reviews with complaints about it, but I actually think that the mounting brackets are nice sturdy metal. The brace on the front of the fans, the part that has the LED strip, is strong and prevents the cooler from sagging. I didn't even remove any of the dust shields from the back of the case, I just installed the cooler right over the top of them, screwing the screws into both the mounting bracket and the dust shields, as seen in one of my pictures. When I first set it in there, it did look a little droopy, but I just bent it upward a little and it stayed. I can even push on it and it won't sag.The ARGB light strip is pretty cool. It syncs up with all my other fans in the case and lights up an otherwise darker spot. It kind of tied the whole look together, really. I think it's pretty great! I would buy again!

I really love how it cooled down my temps by 20 degrees! But the connector for the RGB is the only connector i'm missing though, I could care less about the aesthetics. Definitely worth the money.

I really like how it looks and how there’s no lit up logos.It’s a tight fit if you don’t want to remove your PCIE expansion slots.ARGB works.Compatible with virtually any graphics card since both ends of the bracket are adjustable. It supports my 9070 XT Hellhound firmly.The 80mm fans barely blow any air. I don’t know how people got -5C difference. I’m considering just removing the fans and keeping the RGB bracket.

The only positive this product has going for it is the LEDs synced up to the rest of my motherboard lights.This "cooler" does nothing to cool anything down. In fact, since it takes up a considerable amount of space, it actually clogs up airflow. My temps went UP 3 degrees C with this installed and I noticed it under my desk warmer. So yeah, it's a bulky waste of time with weak fans.

Bought this since a few games I play really push my aging rx 5700 which only has the basic single fan configuration. I installed this just below my gpu so that it blows into the side of the card with the fan. I didn't make any modifications to the card shroud. I have this plugged into an external fan controller where I can manually adjust the fan speed easily on the fly.At max speed these are a bit loud, so I wouldn't recommend max unless necessary, but I did want to test them that way as well. Running a temperature monitor and playing a gpu intensive game without this installed for about 2 hours my highest peak temp was 93 and average was in the upper 80s. With this installed and running at max speed playing for 2 hours the max temp was 67, average had a bit more range of high 50 to low 60, it's say low 60s were more common. Adjusted to what I consider a good noise level for me my gpu temps never go above 73.This really does work great. My only real complaint isn't so much about this product specifically, and is that they sell a model with larger fans, which I would hope could push more air more quietly, but it lacks the gpu brace. But, I'm happy with what I got all the same and would recommend it.

Overall the product works great, although the fans are very loud, so if you're going for the "silent gaming" build this definitely isn't the option. But to be fair if you messed around in your BIOS setting you might be able to get the fans to run at a lower RPM.

My GPU was consistently going above 85° C and I could NOT get it to climb down - I have an Asus Rog Strix GeForce 2070 Super, and it appeared that the GPU fans were going out as well. They still ran but were not spinning faster when the temp was rising, and I couldn't modify the fan control at all.This was a LIFESAVER. AMAZING. Easy plug and play right below the GPU and now I am CONSISTENTLY at 50° C, perfect perfect perfect.Looks great and had instant Fan RPM and RGB control. No drivers or any messing around needed.