DARKROCKPX4 CPU Air Cooler High-Performance 4 Copper Heat Pipes, 120MM PWM Fan Low Noise - Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200/115X, AMD AM5/AMD4 All Black

The media could not be loaded. I wish that the structure of the fins was a little taller so that if you have tall ram that the fan would still be covered by the fins. Had to switch the fan to the other side due to the tall TForce Delta ram in my sons PC. The product is definitely worth everyone of the 5 stars value for money,performance,ease of installation it has it all. And for a $16 price point you can't go wrong I have seen way more expensive cooler perform worse then this one. I would highly recommend this item to anyone trying to keep the cpu cool on a budget.

I was surprised by the quality of the air fins., Unlike other brands, the fins were not sharp (as in cut your fingers sharp) It also does a good job cooling, considering you are building with CPUs that run at 65w ratings and not 125w.I decided to try this cooler because it was on sale at a crazy low price compared to the main brand that I normally buy. And I also understood that the cooler only has a regular black fan. For anyone who is considering this cooler, the black fan is an aesthetic decision. You can also replace the black fan with any fan, even aRGB, because it uses the standard springs to hold it place.Mounting the block was a bit more complex that the other brands I usually buy. I quickly learned that to get the cooler block (the tower part) to align with the 2 mount base screws (these are built onto the metal bar scaffolds) I had to leave the 4 mount post scaffold screws screwed down but untightened, so once I screwed down the two cooler block nut heads, the scaffold screws were in their proper position.The above confusion is because the holes in the scaffolds are not individually drilled, and the scaffolds can 'drift.' Note that I never had these issues with other manufacturers of similar cooling towers.Although I gave this cooler an excellent rating, I would NOT buy this model again unless it was on sale at a similar super low price.

This product has a very quality feel. It runs efficiently and quietly. I use a MSI motherboard and had no issues with setting it up. It keeps my pc very cool and the vertical fitting design is much better than the horizontal one in my opinion. It takes up about as much space as a regular rgb fan. But again, I cannot stress enough the quality of this thing. Definitely recommended.

Ok, let's be honest...this is an absolute insane deal for a CPU cooler. Does it perform as good as something that costs 3-4 times as much? No, it doesn't but it's still so much better than a stock AMD cooler that comes with previous generation Ryzen 3 and Ryzen 5 series CPU's.I built a PC for my nephew using an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 CPU and I was forced to use the stock AMD wraith stealth cooler that came with it. Then I came across this cooler a few months ago and I was astonished at how cheap it was. I wanted to give it some time and wait for some reviews to be submitted before I ultimately decided to purchase it. After seeing some YouTubers review it, I decided to save up some money (all $17) and just buy it.Here's my thoughts so far:- Aluminum heatsink fins do seem a bit flimsy and you have to be very careful when installing to not accidentally bend one of them.- I like how it included an extra set of clips in case you wanted to get a second fan to stick on the other side of the heatsink. Making this cooler a dual fan solution might be a good experiment in the future.- The temps did change considerably after installation. Not only did the CPU temps decrease by 10-12 degrees at load but the ambient temps in the case changed as well since this cooler helps push air out of the case.- It's honestly not that loud under load. I may even under-volt the CPU a bit to make it even quieter!- I am noticing more and more cheap alternatives to this product but I went with this one because I really liked the all black design.

This cooler is exactly what it looks like, it's cheap, but functional. And it has a nice blackout aesthetic to it, no exposed copper and aluminum. The performance is decent, and is good for an upgrade over a stock cooler.The heatsink sits offset from the CPU cold plate, so you'll want to install it such that the fan is above your RAM. If you want to install it the other way for some reason, I foresee RAM clearance being an issue.Installation was my only pain point, the instructions seemed clear at first, but getting into it, it was harder to install than expected. Bags were mislabeled for what socket they were supposed to be for. Parts didn't fit snuggly enough which made it a bit harder to install. But once everything was in place, it works well.It's not unexpected, but I'm still happy that it included extra fan clips. I had another fan from a previous cooler that I was able to attach and improve performance. Because of the clearance I mentioned above, I needed to offset the fan off of the heatsink a little bit to not hit the RAM, no big deal though.

Installed in Asus Prime Z890-P WiFi motherboard with Intel Core 7 Ultra 265k with no issues. Wanted a basic cooling solution for a new build, no over-clocking therefore this budget fan does the job. Good value considering my needs.