Brand | ARCTIC |
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Product Dimensions | 11.18 x 10.41 x 7.62 cm; 408.23 g |
Item model number | UCACO-A64D2-GBA01 |
Manufacturer | Arctic Cooling |
Series | ARCTIC COOLING INC. |
Colour | Black, White |
Voltage | 90 Volts |
Wattage | 90 watts |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Item Weight | 408 g |
Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
ARCTIC Alpine 64 Pro - 92mm Low Noise CPU Cooler for AMD AM4 Sockets with Vibration Absorption Fan Holder, PWM Fan, Ultra Quiet, Quick & Easy Installation
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Brand | ARCTIC |
Voltage | 90 Volts |
Wattage | 90 watts |
Compatible devices | Desktop |
Noise level | 0.4 dB |
Material | Aluminium |
UPC | 872767001114 168141447730 191120071497 718929132879 666674976951 872767002470 087276700247 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00872767001114, 08727670024700, 00872767002470 |
Manufacturer | Arctic Cooling |
Number of items | 1 |
About this item
- EXCELLENT COOLING: A 92 mm PWM fan on an aluminum extrusion heatsink in combination with pre-applied MX-2 high performance thermal compound provides good cooling performance and improve heat transfer from the CPU.
- ULTRA-QUIET: Thanks to the PWM control, the fan speed adjusts according to the CPU temperature. And its low noise impeller, the patented fan holder and the anti-vibration parts ensure the fan to work quietly even under full load.
- WIDE-COMPATIBILITY WITH AMD SOCKETS: Its simple mounting system is designed to fit most of today's CPUs. It’s compatible with AMD AM4, AM3(+), AM2(+), FM2(+), FM1.
- VIBRATION ABSORPTION: The patented vibration absorption fan holder is the key to keep the Alpine 64 PRO inaudible. It absorbs vibration caused by the spinning of the fan and thus it's barely heard even when it's running at full speed.
- EASY & FAST INSTALLATION: The mounting of the Alpine 64 PRO is easy and quick. It is also absolutely transport proof, the MX-2 thermal compound already pre-applied onto the heatsink.
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ASIN | B002CIDIPW |
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Customer Reviews |
3.9 out of 5 stars |
Date First Available | 8 Jun. 2007 |
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Excellent Cooling Performance
A 92 mm PWM fan on an aluminum extrusion heatsink in combination with pre-applied MX-2 high performance thermal compound provide good cooling performance and improve heat transfer from the CPU. In a test conducted by Dragon Steel Mods, the Alpine 64 PRO successfully reduced the CPU temperature of an Intel Q6600 by 6 degrees.
Ultra Quiet
Its low noise impeller, patented fan holder and anti-vibration parts ensure the fan to work quietly even under full load. Thanks to the PWM control, the fan speed adjusts according to the CPU temperature and thus the noise level remains at an absolute minimum which qualifies it as a silent cooler.
Wide-compatibility
The Alpine 64 PRO features wide compatibility with AMD sockets. Its simple mounting system is designed to fit most of today's CPUs. Alpine 64 PRO Rev.2 is compatible with AMD Sockets FM2+, AM2, FM1, AM3+, AM3, AM2+, AM2, and 939.
Installation - quick, easy, reliable
The mounting of the Alpine 64 PRO Rev.2 is absolutely transport proof, the MX-2 thermal compound already pre-applied onto the heatsink. New in Rev.1.1: The installation is significantly easier and even quicker - Put it on (clips hook in automatically), fasten the screws - ready.
Alpine AM4 Passive | Alpine M1-Passive | Alpine AM4 | Alpine 64 GT | Alpine 64 Plus | Alpine 64 Pro | |
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Bearing | No Bearing | No Bearing | Fluid Dynamic Bearing | Fluid Dynamic Bearing | Fluid Dynamic Bearing | Fluid Dynamic Bearing |
Technology | Passive Cooling | Passive Cooling | Air Cooling | Air Cooling | Air Cooling | Air Cooling |
AMD Socket | AM4 | AM1 | AM4, AM3(+), AM2(+), FM2(+), FM1 | AM4, AM3(+), AM2(+),FM2(+), FM1 | AM4, AM3(+), AM2(+), FM2(+), FM1 | AM4, AM3(+), AM2(+), FM2(+), FM1 |
Intel Socket | / | / | / | / | / | / |
Fan | / | / | 92 mm | 80 mm | 92 mm | 92 mm |
Recommended for TDP up to | 47 W | 35 W | 95 W | 65 W | 90 W | 85 W |
Fan Speed | / | / | 100–2000 RPM | 500–2000 RPM | 600–2000 RPM | 500–2000 RPM |
Dimensions (L) x (W) x (H) | 99 x 99 x 70 mm | 77 x 77 x 70 mm | 132 x 99 x 69 mm | 100 x 84 x 64 mm | 115 x 98 x 70 mm | 113 x 105 x 78 mm |
Weight | 557 g | 246 g | 285 g | 295 g | 430 g | 428 g |
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Customers appreciate the cooler's cooling capacity, quiet operation, and good value for money. They find it keeps their CPU at a cool temperature at idle and on load, with little change in sound level. Many consider it an upgrade over the stock FX-6300 cooler and a worthwhile purchase. However, opinions differ regarding fit and installation ease.
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Customers appreciate the cooling capacity of the product. They say it keeps their CPU at lower temperatures, keeping it at a cool 28 degrees at idle and not exceeding 54 degrees on load. The cooler works well for other CPUs, but those using the FX 6300/8350 I mentioned that it drops a whooping 20 degrees at idle versus a maximum of about 46 degrees.
"This new cooler has been running for several hours now. It runs under normal load at a quiet hum under 4-pin PWM control and seems to be keeping the..." Read more
"...This is worth doing as you will be able to determine your overall PC cooling margin when fully loaded - minus any heat from a discrete graphics card..." Read more
"...The design of the fan is nice, as it looks clean and professional. HOWEVER...." Read more
"...It is running fine and has dropped temperature down from the high 40'Cs down to low 30'Cs when idling along, when gaming its the same, temps are..." Read more
Customers appreciate the fan's quiet operation. They say it's very quiet and there is little change in sound with loading.
"...It runs under normal load at a quiet hum under 4-pin PWM control and seems to be keeping the CPU at a very stable temperature after my last cooler..." Read more
"...as it's a PWM fan, as it speeds up with loading there is little change in the sound - just a sort of quiet bee hive buzz...." Read more
"...In the end I used one hook to place it over the heat sync. The fan was quiet, however it barely made a difference to the sound." Read more
"...same, temps are down on average 20 degrees at least and it is now so much quieter, and my pc has 5 case fans as well (bit overkill tbh)...." Read more
Customers appreciate the value for money of the product. They say it's inexpensive and efficient, providing a good upgrade from the stock FX-6300 cooler.
"...I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a pro cooler at a discount price!!" Read more
"...Overall, I'm very impressed especially considering the lower end price." Read more
"...If your thinking about it just buy this, its cheap as chips and well worth it." Read more
"...Again, excellent product, works very very well, and at an absolute steal of a price." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the product's quality. They find it reliable and suitable for their purposes. Some mention that the fan worked great at first boot up after installing it, but on the second time it did not.
"...This new fan kicks out any heat generated and works fantastic. No temp problems at all even after heavy gaming for long periods...." Read more
"...It's quite a sturdy build, aesthetically pleasing to look at for those of you who like side windows in their cases...." Read more
"...This is worth doing as you will be able to determine your overall PC cooling margin when fully loaded - minus any heat from a discrete graphics card..." Read more
"...It is running fine and has dropped temperature down from the high 40'Cs down to low 30'Cs when idling along, when gaming its the same, temps are..." Read more
Customers like the product's compatibility. It works well with Ryzen 7 1700X, old motherboards, and socket 754. Some say it's perfect for HTPCs when a large cooler is needed.
"...just like me, is designed to always keep it's cool, so it works fine for stock settings. However...." Read more
"...not detach them completely though.. As said earlier - this will work on older Socket 754! Quiet, and fast rotating fan!..." Read more
"Unfortunately, this cooler is no good for my FX-8350. When playing games, I get 60*C to 80, which isn't a good temperature...." Read more
"Excellent on my mobo CPU combo. Easy to fit but might be tight on yours so check sizes. Reduced my CPU temp by 20 degrees...." Read more
Customers appreciate the thermal paste. They say it comes with pre-applied thermal paste and is easy to fit. The fan allows them to overclock their processors with its default thermal paste.
"...It came with pre-applied thermal paste on it so good on them for that, if you are planning on overclocking an old chip with this I would recommend..." Read more
"...even under load this CPU cooler performs well, also comes with pre-applied thermal compound, fitting was a doddle as it is compatible with the..." Read more
"For 8 quid you cant really complain. Comes with thermal paste pre applied and is easy to fit...." Read more
"...(it will still fit on basic 3 pin Mobo's) and comes with pre-applied thermal compound..." Read more
Customers have different views on the installation process. Some find it simple to apply and remove, with instructions that are clear. Others mention it's a bit fiddly to install, with prongs being difficult to put over the bracket.
"...Having said that, this fan took me no more than 10 minutes to install, and this is the first time I've ever installed a new CPU fan...." Read more
"...HOWEVER. The instructions supplied are useless, as I had to virtually work it out myself...." Read more
"...Also I'm 16 years old and found this easy to install (If the square thing didn't come off the motherboard) Make sure you unclip the stock CPU from..." Read more
"...the installation was easy all you have to do is loosen the 2 latches on the sides using a screwdriver then put them underkneath the ones on your..." Read more
Customers have different views on the fit. Some find it easy to fit and small, fitting GIGABYTE motherboards and mini tower cases. Others mention that it's too large, not fitting properly, or causing issues with slots on the board.
"...Fitting was easy, just unscrew the two side screws a bit, then place on the processor, connect the two clips, and screw tight...." Read more
"...However, I should mention that it's a big beast of a thing. Much bigger than I expected as the pictures gives the impression that it's the same..." Read more
"...Fitting is seriously easy, as for the people who said the pictures in the instructions were unclear, I've no idea what they're talking about, the..." Read more
"...Comes with thermal paste pre applied and is easy to fit...." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 March 2013This fan is top notch quality all around. I was really surprised at what I got in the post. Arrived on Sat (expected Monday). Compares to fans that cost three or four times as much. I'm using this with an AMD 2.7ghz FM1 processor. It's one of AMD's new fangled designes which incorporates graphics into the cpu itself. It's a good value CPU so check it out. The stock heatsink/fan they provide is probably the whimpiest looking thing I've ever seen.. but the cpu only runs at 65watts and just like me, is designed to always keep it's cool, so it works fine for stock settings.
However.
I upgraded my system with a HD6850 graphics card and wanted to overclock the cpu using the no-brainer method of increasing the multiplier. That steps up the processor from 2.7ghz to 3.0ghz. It makes a real improvement for games like Crysis 2 and FarCry 3. Everything running on max settings with the only bottleneck being the cpu. The old fan would give me a BSD at 3ghz after 4 minutes. This new fan kicks out any heat generated and works fantastic. No temp problems at all even after heavy gaming for long periods. When I touch the heatsink, it barely feels warm.
However, I should mention that it's a big beast of a thing. Much bigger than I expected as the pictures gives the impression that it's the same size as the stock. The heatstink sits pretty close to my first memory module on my Biostar A75MH motherboard. I could maybe slip a credit card in between. Someone else mentioned having to remove the memory to complete installaton. Not good. Other than that, it's a fantastic purchase for under £10 with free shipping.
I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a pro cooler at a discount price!!
- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 January 2014This new cooler has been running for several hours now. It runs under normal load at a quiet hum under 4-pin PWM control and seems to be keeping the CPU at a very stable temperature after my last cooler (different model and make) failed on me. It's quite a sturdy build, aesthetically pleasing to look at for those of you who like side windows in their cases. Connections between the parts of the cooler seem cushioned to reduce vibration noise to a degree of care I haven't seen in other similarly priced coolers. My one issue was with the fitting. Every CPU cooler I've used in the past have been of the kind that use a locking lever to secure the cooler to the motherboard. This doesn't have that, and I'm sure it's to cut down on parts that may vibrate and increase noise levels. Instead it has two screws to loosen the brackets, then tightened to secure after it's been clipped to the motherboard. This was very fiddly as a repair job in a fully built PC and on my first attempt I didn't get a good seal with the thermal paste onto the CPU requiring a second attempt (which, depending on if you made a connection of some sort or not, would require a tube of thermal compound at hand). However, I got there in the end and this is my only negative remark about this cooler. It shouldn't be an issue at all on a newer build where I would suggest fitting the cooler early on when you have more room to work inside the computer case.
Overall, I'm very impressed especially considering the lower end price.
- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 July 2015Comments relate to use with a AMD Althon X4 840 Processor on FM2+ Socket
Fitting was easy, just unscrew the two side screws a bit, then place on the processor, connect the two clips, and screw tight.
The processor is rated as 72 Celsius (Core Temp/Margin) and 95 Watts. This fan is rated as 90 Watts.
Fan runs at 25% when idle ~950rpm, and I would say its quiet, but by no means loud. An important point is that as it's a PWM fan, as it speeds up with loading there is little change in the sound - just a sort of quiet bee hive buzz. I didn't think the fan was all that large and sits quite low.
Tip: If you are using a AMD processor you should download their 'AMD Overdrive' software. The way AMD rate their processors is not quite as obvious as it seems. The temperature quoted is the Core Margin not the CPU Temp! With the software above you will get a display of the Core Margin from the 'Board Status' page. The temperature when completely idle should correspond the processor's rating - if this is way off the cooling fan is not making proper connection with the CPU. This piece of software also has a 'Stability Test' which will drive all the processor at 100% loading for hours, should you wish. This is worth doing as you will be able to determine your overall PC cooling margin when fully loaded - minus any heat from a discrete graphics card if you have one. Be aware that other temperature determining software would not necessary report the appropriate temperatures with AMD processors.
As an example with the processor above this fan yielded the following:
100% Loading, CPU Temp 64 Celsius, Core Margin 14 Celsius, Fan RPM 2050 (Max 2300) - Note the case is a factor and there was only a 200mm case fan. Ambient ~20 Celsius.
Overall I would say this is a very good fan, but not for Over-Clocking (which would cause the CPU to generate far more heat than 95Watts).
Note: The CPU Temp. (Idle) can vary quite a bit between processor types, for example A10s/A8s tend to be close to ambient, however this processor was around 35-40 when idle. Hence why you should use the AMD software to determine if the fan is fitted correctly - Core Margin should match the Processor Rating. FWIW, with a R7 260X discrete graphics card, Skyrim runs on Ultra Settings and the fan barely has to speed up.
Top reviews from other countries
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R. MoralesReviewed in Mexico on 4 September 2018
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente producto y excelente precio.
Me satisface por completo el producto. Es muy fácil de instalar, utiliza el soporte original, solo hay que limpiar la pasta térmica vieja con un una toallita de papel, acoplar los 2 clips metálicos del soporte y tensarlos con sus respectivos tornillos. Tengo una torre miniATX, motherboard GIGABYTE con un procesador AMD A10 7850K y quedó a la medida, es mas alto y mas voluminoso que el ventilador original pero cabe justo en el gabinete y no invade el espacio de la memoria RAM. Es completamente silencioso, el que tenía ya hacía mucho ruido, principalmente con el streaming de video, a partir de 42 grados emepezaba a zumbar y cada vez con volumen mas alto a medida que aumentaba la temperatura. Con éste he llegado a los 52 grados y no hace ningún ruido, también mantiene mas bajos los niveles de temperatura entre 8 y 10 grados en mi caso.
Excelente producto, excelente precio y excelente la entrega en CDMX.
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Giacomo RReviewed in Italy on 28 May 2018
5.0 out of 5 stars ottimo prodotto
Fa quello che deve fare egregiamente, silenzioso ed efficiente.
consigliatissimo per chi come me non ha un pc della nasa ma lo usa per fare un po tutto!
arrivato puntuale, facilissimo da montare e funziona alla grande come tutte le altre ventole artic nel pio case![sistema basato su processore amd a10 [ASIN:B01BF377W4 AMD A10-7860K FM2+ 65W APU]]
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vincedogsReviewed in France on 17 August 2017
5.0 out of 5 stars Ventirad
J'ai acheter ce petit ventirad pour remplacer celui d'origine d'un Athlon II X4 630 (AM3) et celui d'un A10-7800 (FM2+).
Le Alpine 64 PRO Rev.2 refroidie bien mieux que les ventirads d'origine (en Full 65° contre 75° pour le X4 630 et 70° contre 85° pour le A10-7800) et il est très silencieux par rapport aux ventirads d'origine des deux CPU citer plus haut.
Excellent rapport qualité/prix et montage ultra simple.
- Lover of old moviesReviewed in the United States on 7 November 2016
5.0 out of 5 stars Early Impression of The Arctic Alpine 64 Pro Rev. 2 CPU cooler (added revision on install)
This is the first impression of the Arctic cooler 64 pro Rev. 2 CPU cooler... Box not easy to open.. (good) It looks impressive to the eye... almost like it's already doing something not even installed or plugged in... ( even better) It looks so inviting to touch the thermal compound already on it (DON'T DO IT!!!) and then you read the minimal instructions on a cocktail napkin sized 5 1/2 by 6 1/2 in size paper...
Dear Customer.. ( nice touch!) Thank you for choosing....( etc) The next line is what got me:
This is a budget CPU cooler.... ( WHAT?????) Budget????? like not so great will do the job best on the market for a reasonable price CPU cooler??? Trust me people of earth reading this... That took me back. I will be installing it in a few weeks.. ( waiting on a CPU without anger issues) But if Arctic reads this... change that verbiage! Don't tell the excited customer he/she bought a less than really cool CPU cooler from you. They are excited to make it do things. Not read "You bought our Aveo not our Pontiac line". ( not saying any car maker is low end disclaimer) Try something like this Arctic Alpine 64 Pro Rev. 2 meets our strive for excellence at a reasonable price. Using Arctic products along with this CPU cooler should give you years of reliable performance.... not thanks for buying our BUDGET line CPU cooler. I'll edit this once I get it installed.
Finally! Got it installed.... Sorry for the wait. The installation was not as easy as I had hoped, but not impossible. I will share what I know from today, and you can decide if it is helpful or not. I began with preparing the CPU cleaning it and seating it once cleaned into the AM2 socket. The Artic does come with pre-applied paste. That paste works fine so if you are not comfortable with applying artic silver paste or another brand... Do not touch the pre-applied paste! Don't! The oil from your hands will not turn out well to cool your CPU. Ok... so I had cleaned the original heatsink and fan unit after removing it from the build... cleaned the original CPU using 91 percent rubbing alcohol. I used damp ( not wet) q-tips, and followed up with clean coffee filters... ok... so then backed off the screws on the Arctic fan a few turn so it would flex... but not too far as to have then fall off. Tried to position the Artic fan and heatsink onto the CPU but found the cable from the power supply was wire tied in such a way as it would prevent the assembly from seating right. A quick removal and a clip of the wore tie, and ready for try two. ( the build is a Dell inspiron531) ok... tab closest to the power supply did not catch the tab on the base so a gentle backing off of the screw and a flat plastic stick held the "finger" in place while I turned the screw a little and felt some back pressure. I read where some have said it breaks easily... well, tighten it slowly going from one side to the other and turn maybe one to two turns so it is straight and seated flat Think of it like changing a tire. You don't tighten any of the lugs all the way down, but go from one to the other to ensure proper seating of the tire. This is the same way. I turned a slow one to two turns until it began to tighten up... turned slower and stopped when it began to fight me ( finger tight) and then only applied moderate 1/8 turn to set the pressure. All done... I left the mini tower on its side so when I powered up the computer the weight of the heatsink and paste would fill and spaces in the CPU with the heat and checked for proper operation. I checked in setup ( f2) and verified the CPU and saw the Arctic Alpine Pro Rev 2 CPU cooler working ( don't forget to attach the 4 wire connector to the motherboard!) and exited the setup.. Well, it works fine so far. I did have to uninstall the processor in device manager and reboot for it to install the proper drivers for the new CPU. I think that was sort of a last resort move, but it worked on this windows 10 upgrade. So there you have it. The Arctic cooler is great... whisper quiet so far.... and I can update this at some point to verify if all is well. Buy this unit... it works well! Make sure it fits your computer and CPU before you purchase it... read many reviews. It does the job, and it is worth the money. Less than one day installed, but I am impressed so far. Good luck on your build or upgrade.
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GAMEFREAKReviewed in Germany on 3 January 2014
5.0 out of 5 stars WOW einfach super!!!
Da mein 5 Jahre alter CPU Kühler von Tag zu Tag lauter wurde und ich es nicht mehr aushielt entschied ich mich diesen CPU Kühler zu kaufen da er günstig war und gut aussah. Wollte keinen teuren Kühler da ich mir sowieso bald ein komplett neuen PC kaufe.
Kühler kam an und sofort ausgepakt und erste überraschung erlebt. Der komplette Kühler ist relativ flach und komplett aus Alu. Die Lamellen von meinem alten Kühler sind so groß wie der neue Komplette CPU Kühler. Ich dachte schon was hab ich denn da für einen schrott gekauft und das er niemals die Kühlleistung bringen wird wie mein alter Kühler.
Alten Kühler ausgebaut und Einabuanleitung vom neuen Kühler überflogen. Dachte na das wird ja leicht einzubauen. Lege Kühler an das Mainboard erste Seite leicht eingebaut und die 2. seite machte dann Probleme. Ich probierte mehrmals die 2. Seite aus hinzukreigen mit sanften drücken mit dehnen aber keine chance habe schon angst bekommen das er überhaupt nicht auf meinen Sockel passt aber auf der Verpackung stand drauf das er mit meinem Board kompatibel sei. Ok da dachte ich mir scheis drauf jetzt mach ichs mit Gewalt dann wirds klappen. Habe mein Ganzes Körpergewicht (52 kg) eingesetzt aber der Clip von der 2. Seite wollte einfach nicht einrasten. Habe es mehrmals versucht aber keine chance. Ich dachte ich mache mein Motherboard und den Kühler he da ich mein ganzes Körpergewicht mehrmals draufgelegt habe. Nochmals Die Bauanleitung hergeholt und schön langsam Punkt für Punkt durchgelesen. Da entdeckte ich ein Bildchen das man die Schrauben von den Clips lösen muss damit man den Kühler einbauen kann. Hab das getan und siehe da der Kühler war in weniger als 2 Min. eingebaut.
Ich depp mach ne halbe Stunde rum und versuchs mit Gewalt und dabei musste man nur die Schrauben von den Clips lösen und danach wieder anziehen damit er fest sitzt.
PC wieder angeschlossen und gestartet. Lüfter kaum hörbar sehr überrascht für den Preis. Voller Angst das der Chip jederzeit überhitzt zocke ich ne runde WOT um zu sehnen was passiert. Starte den PC neu und schau mir die Temperatur im BIOS an und siehe da 35°C bei meinem AMD Phenom 9850, bei meinem alten 30€ teuren und doppelt so dicken Vollkupferkern Kühler war die Temperatur bei 40°C. Bin super zufrieden mit diesem Kühler. Temperatur steigt nie über 50°C (nicht übertaktet) und im vergleich zu meinem alten Kühler als er neu war ist er doppelt so leise.
Habe den CPU Kühler nun Seit 2 Monaten im betrieb und er ist immernoch so gut und leise wie am ersten Tag. Preis Leistung ist hier top, super Verarbeitung und verdammt robust (52 kg) lagen beim einbauversuch drauf.
Ich empfehle jedem diesen Kühler weiter der seine CPU nicht übertaktet da er ausreichen Kühlleistung bietet, sehr günstig, sehr leise, verdammt robust ist und wenn man die Bauanleitung durchliest und nicht überfliegt sehr leicht einzubauen ist.