upHere gaming CPU Air Cooler with 6mm x 4 Heat Pipes & 120mm PWM Fan, Single-Tower design for Intel LGA 1700/2011/2066 (X79/X99)/1200/115X, AMD Ryzen AM5/AM4 Universal Socket, P4K

Messing around with old cpus and motherboard which get hot quickly , This does the basic job for overclocking. The cpu cooler and cpu contact isn't super tight for my liking especially if your putting set up vertically but putting it in its side gets 100% of your money worth.

The upHere gaming CPU Air Cooler strikes a perfect balance between style and performance. Its sleek design with customizable RGB lighting enhances any gaming setup, while its efficient cooling system keeps your CPU running smoothly during intense gaming sessions. Easy installation and excellent value make it a top choice for gamers looking to upgrade their cooling solution.

Quality on the screws where the cooler attaches to the mounting, one of the female end screws would not screw in all the way and every time you tried it would go in uneven and the cooler would not be mounted.

The title of this item states LGA2066 as a supported socket type.The documentation that tells you what parts to use for each socket type doesn't include LGA2066.There are many parts that come with this to support the various socket types. So making a blind choice on what to use is difficult.Using the upper half of the LGA2011 and instructions works for LGA2066.

This is a decent CPU fan for a simple build - my PC needs an upgrade but until I can invest in higher quality pieces, this was perfect for replacing an old fan which had started struggling.It arrived securely packaged in a moulded case and other pieces in a bag.Installation is straightforward - you get everything you need to install as new. If you do replace, then you will need your own isopropyl alcohol to wipe clean previous thermal paste residue etc. The fan is pretty slim, but this is a single fan so makes sense - I would still recommend making sure you measure to ensure you have plenty of clearance depending on your build.The fan connector cable is a decent enough length as well, so should reach the nearest port, but this worked for me as I haven't done any cable tidy/management so if this is something you do, then an extender may be worth investing in.It did reduce the temperature significantly for my PC by about 15-20 degrees but, as mentioned, my PC is in desperate need of an upgrade so it was probably a combination of a new fan and a bit of cleaning!Overall, it's a decent budget fan for just under £19 (at time of review). It works for what I need for now!

As budget heatsinks go this is actually quite nice.To begin the look is very neat and if you have an open design or glass panel this is clean enough that it should look pretty good in presentation.This is a 4 pipe heatsink so probably not suited for a high performance CPU, it will work but not nearly aswell as a more appropriate heatsink with more heatpipes to move the heat away.This does come with a whole range of fitting options, and this means you pretty well covered.Intel fittings are in one bag and AMD are in another.I have an AMD AM4 and fitting was pretty easy, I have had far more challenging fittings and easier, but still I would say fitting this was pretty straightforward and not to hard.While my case does have a glass cover, the cover faces the wall do to where I am sitting, so I do not get the full effect, I would like to make changes but for now it will stay.In terms of heat dissapation, it seems to be doing a good job.Normally I would pull out the temp meter, but I forgot to get reading before I started so I cannot tell if it is running cooler, I can just say that right now it is doing a decent job.It is not any louder than my previous heatsink fan, and only gets a little loud when I make my CPU work hard.The

This is great for a nice low-key stealthy build - I've got this installed in a PC I built for my father who didn't need any flashy RGB lights; just a clean pure black build.Installation is as simple as any other heatsink and it looks great. The set is slimline and not chunky like others with dual fans so you don't need to worry about RAM clearance (although best measure up just to be 100% sure).The Fan cable is roughly 38cm long so it should sufficiently reach the nearest fan header on your motherboard with ease, but if you plan on doing some cable management (ie routing behind the motherboard), you'll certainly want extenders - I did!In regards to temps, it's nothing revolutionary, around a 3-5 degree decrease over the previous Coolermaster i30 (which is almost just like a stock cooler you'd get with a prebuilt PC) but that could also be attributed to a fresh set of paste that I applied. It's been running for well over 3 days continuously and it's been working well so I cannot fault this at all.TL;DR, a great budget fan & heatsink.