ID-COOLING FROZN A410 SE CPU Air Cooler, 4×Ф6mm High-Performance Heatpipes, 120mm Quiet Fan Low Noise 24.8 dB(A), Intel LGA1851/1700/1200/1150/1151/1155; AMD AM5/AM4

Instructions could be clearer, but it's not too hard to figure out and it works great! My CPU temp is running significantly lower than my stock cooler.

Used this cooler for a friends build and worked really well at keeping the temps down and was overall pretty quiet under load, would totally recommend 🙏.

This CPU cooler does what it is supposed to do for sure. I was usgin the default cooler that came with my intel processor. After replacing it with this one it is running at about 10C cooler than before.The instructions that ship with this are complete garbage, though. They only have a series of images to guide you (like Lego instructions but way worse). Seriously, just throw them out because they won't help you - especially if you aren't 100% sure what you're doing. Instead, just find a tutorial on YouTube. That's what I did, and I had this installed in less than 5 minutes.

Should instructions on the metal bracket. Thank to box picture for brackets. I7 8700k drop 65 degress to 27 degrees. I'm very impress. Better than water cooler.

Overall this cooler has the cooling capacity to work well with most mid range CPUs such at R5 and i5 series CPUs. The cooler includes mounting brackets for most of the common Intel and AMD sockets. The fan isn't noisy. Its great for when you don't want RGB in your PC.

I currently have this on my AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D, and my temps are 39 degrees at idle in a 79-80 degrees room. I tested this, and then an 360mm AIO watercooler in have, and the temps were similar, so I opted for this cooler, simply because a single fan is less noisy than 3 fans, and the cooling performance is almost the same. I am not a gamer, but I do like to benchmark my PC from time to time. The units is big and heavy, but it is because it has a lot of cooling surface packed in a small area. Now, one thing that many people overlook or get wrong, thermal paste, this is something where that saying that goes: more is less, and less is more, applies very well to thermal paste. Only appli a very thin layer of paste over the CPU, do not use too much, because it will decrease any cooler's performance by at least 2-3 degrees. I also recommend using a AM5 CPU Thermal Paste Guard, which is a small silicone gasket they sell here on amazon, and fits perfectly over the very odd shaped CPU's lid. This will make you life a hundred times easier if you have to remove your CPU or reapply thermal past, as it won't let the excess past get into the deep edges of the CPU. But back to this cooler, it is indeed wonderful and the AM5 mounting is very easy.

Feels cheap. Works, but ran hotter than the hyper 212 I replaced it with. Mounting was ok. Paste it came with was terrible, and not enough. The fan climps are terrible. Its a shame I've used other ID coolers that were much better.

This product works great at keeping your cpu cold and fits well on the Asus B550-Plus