CPU Cooler with Mounting Bracket for AMD AM4

Pros: LEDs are nice and bright. Pretty quiet, too. Doesn’t crowd memory or any other components. Cons: Installation is a pain. Cooling is only about ten degrees or so better than my old cooler. Overall Review: The bearings on my other cooler were starting to get a bit noisy (but after eight years, I’ll forgive that) so I looked for a replacement. I thought I’d change things up and get an RGB fan and maybe dress things up. The interior of the case is pretty well lit up; I can almost read with these LEDs turned up to the max. Cooling-wise, I only noticed maybe a ten degree drop. My old cooler, probably due to its age, kept the CPU around 122-124 degrees Fahrenheit at idle. This little gem keeps it at around 113 or so. Not much, but every little bit helps. One word of caution: keep a slim flathead screwdriver handy. Once you hook one end of that crossbar or spring (whatever you want to call it) in place, you’ll need the screwdriver to press down on the latching end by going between the fan blades. Carefully use your free hand to guide the latch in place and you’ll be good to go. Otherwise you’re going to be there a while having loads of fun and inventing new impolite words to say.