Antec CPU Cooler, C400 Glacial 120mm Pure White LED for Intel LGA 775/1150/ 1151/1155/ 1156/1366/ 2011/2066 & AMD Socket FM2/ FM1/ AM3+/ AM2 +/ AM2/ AM4

So here's the gist: my case has a solid top with no vents or grills. I was getting by just fine with the stock cooler on my Ryzen 5 1600AF at stock settings, it was hitting 55c to 75c during mixed use and gaming. Never did it crash or give me any real issues, and that's with the Wraith Stealth. So I didn't need to upgrade the cooler really. It's just that the case was getting really warm up top so I figured it would affect overall ambient temps. I had to figure a way to get air out the back quicker and that's where this cooler fit the bill.It just about lines up squarely with the rear 120mm exhaust fan I have and fits under the glass side panel without touching. Um...just barely. I have to say, this cooler is bigger than what I had expected. But that's to be expected of one that uses a 120mm fan. My build is quite compact for being a gaming PC, it's a microatx mini tower. The copper contact heatpipes are superb in their cooling performance so my temps drastically went down, to around 63c under load while gaming. Most importantly to me, more heat was being vacated out the back due to the semi-push/pull setup now.With the glass panel the subtle LED lighting I already had from the GPU and this cooler's white LED ring are more than enough for me. Actually works out VERY well. The two pictures are taken at different exposure to see the inside better and then to see the LED lighting better. I could reuse this cooler in any other theme as well, so I'm happy with that. Also the LED is powered from the single fan cable, thankfully!All-in-all, an excellent cooler for my desktop but check to make sure it's what YOUR desktop needs.

Using this on an older system with an overclocked FX-3820.Cooler was easy to mount and works well at cooling the CPU. My room is around 22C ambient and the CPU stays around 28C to 38C depending on what I'm working on.The white LED ring was also a decent surprise, I didn't realize it came with any form of lighting.

This heatsink works well. The unit I received, the base isn't wide enough to over the entire cpu. It relies on the heatpipes extending from the base to cover two sides of it. There are slight gaps between the heatpipes, so you have these small areas of cpu that have no contact with the heatsink inbetween the flattened base of the pipes. Anyway, this doesn't seem to have hurt the effectiveness of the heatsink or the cpu, as of yet. It's just something that might have you worry at first.Now, I like my heatsink fan to pull heat off of the heatsink and push it out the back of the case, not blow air onto and through the heatsink as this one is setup. Not a problem though. I planned on replacing the fan anyway with a 5300rpm model I bought here on Amazon. Here's the url for the fan I put on it:https://www.amazon.com/Wathai-5300rpm-Airflow-Brushless-Cooling/dp/B07SGWNV5J/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1CAD7JI4RA5UJ&dchild=1&keywords=5300+rpm+120mm+fan&qid=1629636298&sprefix=120mm+5300%2Caps%2C203&sr=8-2I also created a flange, a funnel made from two old 120mm fans, to help direct the air out of the back of the case. It's attached to the new fan on the heatsink. It's held on good and tight. Nice airflow. Impressed with the quality of the heatsink. To note, I use the fan that came with the heatsink as a front case fan blowing air into the box. It's strong and works very good.The results have been great having changed from the Wraith hsf that came with the AMD 3700x. It's taken standard idling temps from 55^C down to 30^C. Gaming temps went down from 80^C to 60^C.

I like this cooler. And goes well with my new white case. Also installation was easy on my am3 just clips on. Replaced my old oem so this one will be much better with the 4 heat pipes.

Great fan for the price and is doing exactly what I expected it to. Be sure to see where your RAM slots or any case fans are located prior to attempting installation so you can orientate the clasps to make install easier.It is not near as loud as I expected and has been keeping my vintage Intel Core i7 a cool 42 Degrees Celsius.installation took about 10 minutes to remove the old mount, clean off the old thermal paste, apply new thermal paste, and install the cooler.Overall very happy with this cooler and allowed me to get an old PC I built years ago up and running again to use as a HTPC.

This is such an amazing cooler. Keeps my ryzen 3800xt cool without to much noise.

This CPU heatsink was a bit of a challenge to install on my motherboard (AM4). The size of the product was bigger than expected which is a good and bad thing in my perspective. While installing the cooler I noticed that the latch was too short for it to reach both sides of "latch holder things." In order for the cpu cooler to reach both sides, I apparently had to do some metal bending. It didn't take too long and wasn't that annoying but I wouldn't wanna experience this in the first place. Besides this, the heatsink barely had room between the ram and itself. Maybe a couple millimeters. All in all, this heatsink was good but with an imperfection or two.

not much better than stock cooler, R 3600x msi tomahawk b550 idle 39c cinebenchr20 82c with a second 140mm fanlook great thomounting easy

If you prefer air cooling over liquid cooling then this is best in the price range.Specs -CPU - I7 4790k (Overclocked)GPU - RTX 2060 Super AMP ExtremeRam - 8x2 (16GB) DDR3 1600MzMonitor - Lg ultragear 165Hz 2kCabinet - Cooler Master MB511 Master BoxTested with street tests software as well as 2k Ultra Setting gaming for long hours.Pros -Idle temperature - 42C (in Pune, MH, India - Room temp is 37C at the time of testing)Overclocking temperature - 75CGaming for 8hours continuous avg. temperature - 67CNoise - Can't hear anything from inside the CPU caseCons -Installation can be improved I had few issues while attaching the mount on the CPU. I still haven't attached it perfectly because all four screws are not aligned to the motherboard holes but two screws also seems to hold up the tower.

マットな質感の白のファンとアンテックのロゴとヒートシンク部分全てがお気に入りです。ファンの周りの白LEDは結構まぶしいですが綺麗ですし、ファンも静かで満足です。

Es muy buen disipador, lo tengo en un Ryzen 5600g y le baja de 15 a 20 grados en juegos como warzone.Lo único que no me gusto fue la dificultad para acoplarlo a la motherboard, tienes que poner mucha fuerza, hay que hacerlo con mucho cuidado.El ventilador y la luz blanca funcionan en la misma conexión y no hay forma de manipular la luz blanca.

This is for the C400 Glacial.Bought this to replace the Intel stock cooler on a Core2Quad Q9550, as it was one of the few remaining coolers I could find from a reputable maker that still supports LGA775.Installation was one of the easiest I've encountered, although I had to mount it vertically (fan on bottom, pushing to the top of the case) due to the area surrounding the socket on the board being densely populated with components. This works well for my setup as the case features a 200mm exhaust fan in the top. For solid top cases, I wouldn't recommend this setup without a decent rear exhaust fan pulling at least some of the heat out (or a top mounted PSU with a grill facing downwards).For retro PC enthusiasts, the support for older sockets is fantastic, and the mounting kit is a breeze to work with. Temperatures are well within acceptable parameters, although I didn't do any before and after thermal testing to compare.

Quality is very nice and and easy to fit looking nice And inbuild white led light in fan