DARKROCK PX-4 CPU Air Cooler with 4 Copper Heat Pipes 120MM PWM Fan - 180W TDP, 1800 RPM Low Noise Level of 22.3dBA - Perfect for High-Performance Gaming PC - Intel LGA 1700/1200/115X, AMD AM5/AMD4

Fantastic cooler for the price. For just a small amount of money this not only preforms better than a stock cooler, but it also looks much nicer. I've tested it on a Ryzen 3600, 3700X, and 5800X and it has preformed above expectations. Presumably as long as you're not trying to slap this onto a blazin' hot CPU like a 13900K you'll be just fine.

I had a cryorig cooler before, installed this and reduced temp by 10 degrees, great cooler for a budget price

The heat pipes are made of copper and exposed where they touch the IHS. There are only 4 heat pipes but mounted on my i7 12700k temps were better than I expected. The fan is quiet and is a four wire design. The instructions were simple and clear for installation. The kit does come with two more clips to hold another fan on the opposite side of the heatsink and a rather small amount of thermal paste. Honestly, I'd recommend getting your own thermal paste but that's just me.All in all. Yeah, very impressed considering I spent just under 20 bucks. All black looks clean and sleek.

OK, for the price the quality seems good. I bought this air cooler for the AMD 5 7500F CPU. It came with a tube of thermal paste and accessories for AMD and Intel chipset. I had to change and fix mounting brackets before screwing the unit to the brackets. However, not sure if it was the motherboard but once I fixed the mounting brackets I couldn't screw the cooler over the CPU. Due to a slight tolerance and the thumb turn screws were so tight, I just couldn't get both screws to lock into place. I had to take one mounting bracket off and fix it to the cooler and then fix the mounting bracket to the motherboard which was very fiddly, hence the 4 star review. Hopefully, it doesn't come loose and fall off......fingers crossed!

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.