Rosewill CPU Liquid Cooler, Closed Loop PC Water Cooling, Quiet Dual 120mm PWM Fans, Intel LGA 2011/2066/1366/1150/1151/1155/1156/775, AMD AM4/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2/AM1/FM2+/FM1 -PB240

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this cooler for $65 USDTL;DR - For the price, it is perfect, as long as you know how to mount it!I was having issues with overheating on my Ryzen 5600x. My previous 2600x, even with a stock cooler, stayed under 76C under load in this case. When I upgraded, I noticed Temps at 88 C - 90 C while gaming and 56-60 idle.I bought this cooler because it was cheap as well as compatibility with my Rosewill case and fans.After installing with the case closed and letting the water circulate for 15 minutes, my 5600x stays at a cool 38 C while idle, and 76 C (using Ryzen Master) maximum under full load after a 25 minute stress test with Precision Boost Overdrive enabled.EDIT: I changed my fan configuration to use the front as an intake instead of exhaust for the radiator, and temperatures dropped to just 66C under max load using the max fan setting! In gaming, I now see the temps hover around 61-62C, and 68 C with the fans turned off.Overall, for such a cheap AIO, these temps are incredible! Here are some things to note though:-Fans are only compatible with the included controller. Comes in handy if you have a case with Rosewill fans already.-Replacing your old Rosewill LED controller with the included one is worth it for the Remote as well as Motherboard LED control but will prevent your LED Case button from working.- The pump is on the Radiator itself so it is advised NOT to top mount the AIO. If you top mount, be prepared for early failure and pump whine/noise/gurgling.-The most optimal position is Front/Side mounted with the tubes down.Make sure the highest part of the loop is not the pump or the CPU Block. In my picture you can see the in and out ports of the tubes are the highest part of the loop. Here is where the bubbles will get trapped, giving you the best thermal performance and lifetime.-You can change the fan profiles directly on the remote-The Rosewill logo can be re-oriented by removing the plastic cover on the Block and is pretty easy to do so don’t be afraid.-The instructions aren’t the best, but it was pretty easy to install overall if you’ve dealt with AIOs or tower coolers before.-The fans go on the side without the pump cable-Intel bracket comes pre-installed, but the brackets are pretty easy and intuitive to swap out.-Pressing “On” on the remote switches the lights from and to motherboard/built-in light modes-Aura Motherboard support requires an ARBG header-Works with Built-in case LED strips

I attempted to attach this monster of a heatsink to my Dell PC and it didn't work as intended. It came with no long screws just some non threaded pegs to shove in the hole where the screws are supposed to be. I attached it and when I stood the PC up the heatsink fell off.

This is a review of the Rosewill Model Rocc – 16003 Processor Fan.Summary – Needed a replacement fan for a relative’s pc as the stock AMD fan was dying. After searching and using various fans, I liked this fan based on price, performance as well as enjoy the blue led light inside the fan for some added flair. In terms of the fan itself, once installed it worked as expected like a champ, looks great and is a fan easy to clean!The fan is being used in an older case with poor ventilation. No intake in front, none on the bottom, none on top and only a fan in the back and air vent on the side of the case. I am averaging 35degrees C and under a load would reach around 70degrees C.Installation – This is where the fan gets two stars removed. If you are not careful and strong, you will certainly be left with bent hardware, broken supports, etc. I was mounting this using the included FOR am processors as shown in the photo. The problem is the two side metal bars are super rigid and almost impossible to work with. Angling the fan to get one clip on first is easy and then it becomes hard as the second side sits too high. You need to almost pry and push down with so much force you feel you will be breaking the hardware to get it to latch. If working in a medium case like I was, a limited area only makes this more of a battle. I was able to get it on of course and at least I have no question the fan is seated firmly on my chip. Pending your setup, connect the power cable first as you may not be able to access the pin header once this is installed.Recommendation – Never use stock thermal grease. I recommend Arctic Silver 5 personally combined with the thermal material removal and surface purifier kit. Both are pretty low in cost and would be more than sufficient to do numerous applications. A fan is something you do not want to worry about or go cheap on as heat is something that will be a slow or even fast killer to your computer.Specifications - FeaturesUses a 92mm PWM fan with blue led lighting. (Led lighting is not very bright and is not able to be adjusted.) Fan rpm will vary from 800 to 2200 and moves 41 CFM. Compared to other fans I have used, this fan was pretty quiet and barely noticeable.Measures 123.72mm wide (including clips for AMD), is 82.8mm deep and is 148.7mm tall. (CHECK YOUR CASE.) I was only 2mm away from needing to return for a smaller fan.)Uses 3 copper heat pipes which are excellent for pulling heat off your processor.Comes with mounting hardware to accommodate all the following chipsets - Intel i3 / i5 / i7 CPUs with socket types LGA 775 / 1366 / 1150 / 1151 / 1155 / 1156 and AMD FM1 / FM2 / FM2+ / AM3+ / AM3 / AM2 / AM2+ / AM4.

Visual mente esta Genial! Pero en temperaturas es similar a un intel de Stock . Este es mejor pero solo por un poco, 5 grados de diferencia aprox.

Honestly for the price its good but when I say that you get what you pay for as well. For a machine that doesn't do hefty gaming or video editing it does the job it needs to. If you're gaming don't buy this. There is a temperature gage that can go into the PCI port bay that allows you to adjust fan speeds. I honestly couldn't do too much testing cause the PC had a bad temp checker on the board and didn't give honest monitoring. I would suggest leaving the fan adjusted mid and that'll probably do what it needs. So yeah not good for gaming its good for the barebone PC.

It's a pretty decent cooler. Fairly standard, comparable to an older OEM cooler.The fan is only 3pin and goes full speed ahead when plugged to the motherboard, which isn't the loudest but still fairly loud. They provide you with a little back panel resistor knob, so you plug the fan in there, and that to the motherboard and molex. You can adjust the fan speed manually, which is nice... However I still would have preferred to make the fan a 4pin which controls from the motherboard.I am using it to bring back life to an old PC of mine, using an AM2+ motherboard with a Phenom 955 Black, with a small overclock.It does the job quite decently.

The CPU cooler and fan fit fine in my Asus M32BF. Came with a little packet of thermal paste which seems to work fine. It took me a couple of tries to line up the mounting clips for the FM2+ socket, but overall it went in easily, and the cooler came with several adapters for other sockets. I was slightly concerned about space in my tower, but there was just enough room without the ends of the heatsink pipes touching the side of the case.As for performance, I have had no problems so far (1 month) - the fan is quiet and keeps the desktop cool even under long periods of heavy work (100% CPU for several hours).

Price is right and it does a superb job of cooling! Nice that you can control the fan speed...if you plug it directly into the MoBo you only get about 1000 RPM...if you use the included fan controller you can get full speed if you need it! I keep mine around 1700 RPM and it's quiet and does the job!