Pros: Extremely easy to install, it's as simple as screwing it in. Keeps my FX 8120 below 45c when coupled with Arctic Silver 5, small enough to fit inside most if not all M...
Pros: Installed on an ASRock 970 EXTREME3 AMD Socket AM3+ board. Very easy to install. It was placed into a Raidmax Tornado case. Along with 4 sticks of G.SKILL Ripjaws Z Se...
Cons: I had a bit of concern installing it into the Raidmax Tornado case. It was pretty dang close to that side window fan and I thought I was gonna have to remove it, but i...
Pros: This thing has been running strong for over a year for me and is still silent. I've purchased heatsinks more expensive then this that are far louder. It dropped my ave...
Cons: Fan is way to slow for this cooler. The 3 heat pipes do not sit firm on chip. My cpu idles at 40c i have removed cleaned reinstalled and still runs way to hot. Biggest...
Pros: Not to large. Installed on Asus M5A88-V Evo with no problems. In details it doesn't list AM+3 as a supported cpu, but it installed with no problem. Temps. didn't drop ...
Pros: AMD 3.4 Black Edition OC to over 4Ghz Never seen over 53 degrees C where my fan kicks into high. Used Tuniq TX-4 Thermal Grease. Fits on AMD M3A78-CM mico board even f...
Summary: Note: You see 6 heat pipes, only 3 copper bars touch the processor. I do not think Newegg had that picture up.
Pros: Cools much better than the stock cooler. I use it on the FX-8150 and it moves it to a solid 50-59 C. I like the compatibility with the AMD clip system and that the tig...
Cons: Not as cool as I would like. The fan that comes with it could push more air out but I do not think that would make much of a difference.