🌈 Cool it Down, Light it Up!
The ID-COOLING SE-214-XT ARGB White CPU Cooler features 4 heat pipes and a 120mm PWM fan for exceptional heat dissipation and airflow. With adjustable RGB lighting that syncs with your motherboard, this cooler not only performs well but also enhances your desktop's aesthetic. Compatible with most Intel and AMD sockets, it operates quietly, making it an ideal choice for any professional setup.
Compatible Devices | Desktop |
Noise Level | 30.5 dB |
Maximum Rotational Speed | 2500 RPM |
Air Flow Capacity | 68.2 Cubic Feet Per Minute |
Wattage | 3.36 watts |
Cooling Method | Air |
Power Connector Type | 3-Pin |
Voltage | 12 Volts |
C**.
Fantastic, but fragile
My son got this for his FIRST gaming computer, and my first computer build in over a decade. He loves the ARGB, and I love the performance and value.PRO: Quiet and "cool":++ VERY quiet -- way more quiet than the stock AMD cooler (per reviewers). Not silent, but even at full speed it's more quiet than I expected. Just above a whisper with the case open. Wow!++ Seems to cool well (On a mid-powered AMD Ryzen 7600X, 65W to 105W).++ Heatpipe shape "setback" leaves ample room for any size RAM sticks (On an ASRock B650M Pro RS WiFi mATX motherboard).++ Impressive machined copper CPU contact points.++ Long fan wires, versatile mounting hardware options and included thermal paste made it easy to install.++ ARGB colors may be a bit cliché, but damn, it's fun and cool! (and can easily be turned off or unplugged.)++ Arrived in perfect condition (no bent fins from the manufacture or shipping)**.CON: Bulky and fragile:-- This cooler's height is 150mm, and I found out the hard way that it does NOT fit into a old-school mid-tower mATX case that is 175mm wide externally. Now that it's installed, I can measure the case's mobo stand-offs (~12mm), plus the AMD AM5 CPU and motherboard (10mm thick), plus this 150mm cooler... all add up to about 172mm, which is about 3mm to 5mm too much for the internal space, and the case's side-panel won't completely close. So, I have to leave the panel slightly ajar with a 5mm gap on one edge (better ventilation?). :-) This is my own fault for taking a gamble with my old narrow-ish case. I tried to find a good 145mm cooler, but didn't find many options. I wish this one shaved 5mm off it's height. So close! I'll make it work.-- This cooler fan's center sticker is slightly off-center, so it LOOKS like the fan is out-of-balance (wobble), but the fan is actually in balance, so it's just a minor visual annoyance. I'm tempted to remove the sticker.-- **Even when we were being extremely careful, we bent a few fins during install and PSU wire routing (minor, cosmetic).Wishlist:o Given the ample space between the CPU and the these bottom fins (and ample RAM clearance), I would like to see a re-design that is 5mm smaller, so it's 145mm tall.o Some sort of plastic frame around the edges of the cooling fins, so we're less likely to bend them? (I know this would increase cost and possibly lessen the cooling capability, but hey, I can dream, can't I?).
C**.
Easy to install, no daisy channing/splitters for fan or argb connection. Intel and amd cpus
This is more of a basic high tower cpu / processor cooler. The 120mm argb fan is nice, would be nicer if the 3 pin argb connector and the 4 pin pwm fan connector had split offs or daisy chain feature. Comes with instructions, Intel backplate, am4 and am3 stand offs and screws, actually surprised it comes with 2 extra metal clips, so you can hook up another argb 120mm fan in a push/ pull configuration. Does come with a thermal paste packet, it does work good but it is just enough for 1 application. As far as install it's literally 4 plastic stand offs and screws, install the 2 top plates, thermal paste cpu, ( make sure pull sticker off the bottom of cooler before set it on ). I recommend an x pattern or big blob in center. Then screw cooler down. Install the fan last, you can't install beforehand or you won't be able to screw it in. I would recommend this as long as your case is wide enough to fit it. Way better then stock and looks way better. I have built several gaming computers with the black and white versions and get nothing but compliments.
T**4
A great workhorse cooler
I like the quality on the cooler and the fan. The parts were all there and installed fine. The RGB looks nice and charming, not cheap. I'm happy with its performance on the 5600x but I think I'd be better with a double tower design with my environments ambient temperature.The fit and finish of the plastic parts, and the overall design is more than enough for this price point. ID Cooling did a good job with this one.
R**2
Works, but you need to be practical at $19.99
I am resurrecting an old Strix B350-F MB for video editing, with a Ryzen 7 i700, "renewed 1070 Founders", 2 super fastCorsair MP700 Elite's, one on the MB and the other in a JEYI PCIe 5.0 4X to M.2 NVMe Adapter Card and a Crucial 32GB DDR4 RAM Kit.PRO/ CONS quick read:If you have a AMD chip, you will need the original or "a" Back Plate, I had mine, so no big deal. Build quality was fine, I inspected it for damage in shipping (as we all should) before putting it on. It was rather easy, instructions were what you expect at this price point tho, lol.The fan assembly IS rather close to the RAM slots, it will fit with RAM with NO THERMAL AIDS. It would be a good idea to put one in #1 slot before you install the CPU cooler, you can tweak the fan up a little to install #1 stick, but not the best situation. I just moved my 2 sticks to #2 & #4, if you plan on future memory, it's best to stick with ones without the heat spreaders. You could always put in a thinner fan.It works, stays cool, take the protector tape off the bottom, make sure your fans are facing the correct direction, it's made to bring in air from one side - out the other and hopefully pushing right into your rear case fan, I'm wondering if some of the bad reviews on cooling got this wrong.As of 5/20/25 it's $19.99, I cannot be that critical of it at this price point.
A**X
Great product and price
I did a lot of research looking for a budget ARGB cpu fan and this ID-COOLING SE-214-XT keep coming up. Since I am building 2 computers and this is first time building one, I didn't want to spend too much money (incase I screw up or something), decided to buy these one in white and one in black. Surprised the price is very budget friendly especially it is an ARGB fan and comes with a small pack of thermal paste (which after more reviews, says its does a good job cooling lower end cpu). It comes with Intel bracket and AMD 4/AMD 5 bracket. The cooling fins are well made and not cheap material. What more can you ask for in a budget fan?
P**R
great cooler
this product was very nice and good quality it is the best of its range it is an ececellet budget cooler or just cooler overall it is low noise it is easy to mount the size fits almost every case it is a great add on for a pc accessories and the matt black color is great
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