CPU Cooler Wraith Prism RGB LED Lighting Aluminum Heatsink Copper Core Base 4-Pin PWM 95mm Fan Pre-Applied Thermal Paste for AMD Socket AM5 AM4 AM3 AM2 Desktop PC Computer

Bought this cooler, mainly for appearance, for my Ryzen 1300x. After already getting a lot of use, I can say a few things. First off, this thing's QUIET, enough to where I can almost forget I even have a CPU cooler installed. LEDs are bright and vibrant. The only complaints I can drum up are how cheap the clips felt, and the resistance locking it into place...scary moment that was, almost waited to hear a crunch. But seriously, once installed this thing's a beast seems to move a lot of air, runs quiet and looks awesome. Took 20+ degrees Celsius off of what the Wraith Stealth was doing.

I could have installed other fans on my build - more expensive in most cases. This fan looks amazing, it cools super well and it's quiet.

The cooler was easy to install and the fan provides decent cooling. My main issue is that it does run fairly loud, but with headphones on you can barely hear the fan so it's not that big of a deal.

... it is very loud when the fans spin up to max. You can adjust the fan speed in most bios menus (like my B450-F Gaming board by ASUS). But to get the best stock performance, you'll want to make sure the cpu stays at a cool temp, as it will overclock itself to 4.1 ghz, when running CPU intensive tasks.The fan itself looks beautiful when turned on. The RGB leds are bright, colors are bold and with the AMD RGB software, you can pretty much customize the color combos between the outer ring, fan blades and even AMD logo to any color you want.When the CPU isn't stressed, the fan spins down and it is very silent at low rpms. But as I mentioned before, once you start running games and editing video, the fan will sound like a card that's been turned on and left in parking. (best way I can describe it). You can circumvent this by wearing noise cancelling headphones.Originally, my r5 3600 came with its own spire fan and it did a good job of keeping it cool at stock speeds, but I thought it was pretty noisey too. Well this Prism fan actually brings down the temp to about 9-10 degrees, which is very nice. So if you're used to seeing 75c under load, expect to see it sit at 68, more or less under load.On idle, it seems to sit between 39c.All in all, its a good fan and it looks great. But if you want real silent performance, you're probably best off getting a single rad AIO water cooler with a Noctua Fan or something similar.

The media could not be loaded. I really love the fan it does a great job of keeping my PC cool and the colors look great it is very quiet

I’m new to the pc games and this is great as a alternative for water cooling or other beefy cpu coolers it cool my cpu very well so I can my cpu to where ever I want or need

my original one became faulty very easily just by removing the wire from the 4 pin connector and re attaching it, had to buy this one, the service was very fast and the item worked, havent had any issues with this second oneupdate: DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT BUY!!! first fan had same issue, this fan turns off randomly and my chip almost cooked... i have to constantly check to see if the fan is spinning, they both did same exact thing and always out the box... ive looked all over google to see if theres a setting and didnt find anything... just randomly turns off the fan with no warning or no reason.

Looks amazing , silent and keep my CPU below 60 °C while I playing games.

AMD純正なので、物は良いです。ただ販売価格が高すぎる。