AXP90 X47

Fantastic. I have a “compact” dell xps with limited interior space. I wanted to cool it down after adding a hotter graphics card, and have found this to be an effective ultra-low profile solution. It obviously destroys the intel cooler. Alongside some cheap 120mm fans, the stuffy prebuilt is now on par with my roomier traditional ATX tower.

I needed a CPU cooler for an Intel 13600K and needed something very low profile to fit in a 2U server case. I originally bought the Noctua NH-L9i and the AXP90 is a HUGE upgrade over the Noctua. My temps with a 10% load went from around 60 degrees Celsius with the Noctua L9i to around 49 Celsius with the AXP90. That's a drastic improvement for a cooler that's only a few mm taller.My only gripe with the AXP90 cooler is that the mounting bracket seemed to bend downward slightly when tightened onto the motherboard. I'm not sure if this is by design for socket LGA 1700 but this was the case on 2 different motherboards. This bending didn't seem to affect performance so it still gets 5 stars.If you're looking for a very low profile CPU cooler this is the one to get!!PROS:Great PriceVery low profile. Great for 2U server chassisFantastic temps from a low profile coolerCONS:Minor installation issues on LGA1700 with mounting bracket bending.

The old heatsink wasnt cutting it when i switched out the motherboard and the old I3 for an I7-4790. It ran entirely too hot and the fan was very loud. I tried one of the premium coolers but it was too big for my case. I ordered this because it was one of the cheaper options, plus the low profile was perfect for my mATX case. My processor tops at 60*c under load now. Its honestly a top-notch cooler that's not insanely priced. The fan is super quiet, too! Even under load its barely noticeable, and its speed controllable via 4-pin connection. Fan Control program reads the RPMs.My only complaints are, one, the instructions aren't very clear. Its just tiny pictures and some vague broken-English instructions. If you're tech savvy or computer literate, it'll take you 5min to figure out what they want you to do. The actual brackets are labeled 115x/1700/amd.Secondly, the thermal paste is unlike any I've used. Its not bad, it works well! It doesn't smear easily like most pastes. Its hard to describe but it likes to stick to itself. Using the tip of the dispenser as a tool was useless, there's a little ridge around the tip and the rest of the bottle so the paste just kept connecting itself back to the tip and pushed into the gap. It wants to stick to itself and not so much anything else. Little finicky to work with, but its does work well.Very happy with it.

Long story short, no, this is not as nice as the Noctua L9i. If you can spend $50 on a cooler go get that one.If you are on a budget, this cooler is the next best thing at half the price, far outperforming any other cooler in the sub 50mm segment.

Excelente para un gabinete ITX: Elite 110 de Cooler Master: refrigera adecuadamente un Ryzen 5700g y es de tamaño contenido para no rozar las memorias. Queda espacio suficiente respecto de la fuente de poder.

Perfectly fit Alienware R10 (Ryzen CPU). Dell Alienware has a unique cooler specs but this works and fits into the case well. Day and night difference compared with the original small cooler/fan combo.

This is a peculiar cooler. It can cool lower heath loads well and basically silent (up to about 44W actual) , be on par with other coolers at low moderate loads (between 46W and 56W), but would hit a wall and cooling performance would drop fast above that, and would be basically useless at anything above 65W (electrical). This means you need to keep your ryzens neutered via cTDP/low PPT PBO, but it makes for a good practically silent cooler. Usually on "65w" (actually 88w) ryzen you will retain about 90% of the full performance at 45W while full performance will be using anywhere from 65w to 82W. Thermalright does not publish TDP recommendation in the cooler spec, so I would say 65W is tops this one can do.The instructions in the box are bad, at least for the AM4 part. The mounting is with brackets that you screw into the cold plate, then you attach threaded studs to the brackets that go through the motherboard and secure with nuts in the back side. They do provide a backplate, which for AM4 you have no reason to use if you have the original from the motherboard. The studs are thin and pass via the stock AM4 backplate screw holes just fine and even the short studs (despite manual saying to use the long) have enough thread to be used with the AM4 backplate.The mounting direction on AM4 isn't good - the air flows into the back of the GPU heating it up and transferring heath though the solder into chips if the GPU lacks a backplate. Also, the board VRMs receive zero cooling with this cooler as the airflow is directed perpendicular to the VRMs and worst of all - there is a solid sidewall.Keeping all this in mind there are still use cases where the cooler is practically useful.

I put this in a Deskmini X300 STX system. It's the biggest size you can fit in the case and even then needs a little coaxing to get in there. Works really well at keeping the processor cool. When it spins up the fan is noticeable, but for normal desk work the fan never spins up. Only when I'm compiling big things does it spin up.

cooler excelente, o melhor custo beneficio sem dúvida. tão bom quanto os famosos noctua, só que a um preço justo. construção robusta todo em metal para durar por muito tempo.

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