ThermalrightAXP90 X36 Black Low Profile CPU Cooler, with 92mm TL-9015B Slim PWM Fan, ITX CPU Cooler, AGHP Technology, 36mm Height,for AMD AM4 AM5/Intel 1150/1151/1155/1851/1200/1700(AXP90 X36 Black)

Like all the other Thermalright products I have purchased, this thing is awesome.Make my Intel "T" 35w processor run at under 50'c under max load.The processor does go up to 94w with turbo boost, and this thing handles it flawlessly.I would definitely buy it again.

Currently used to cool a Ryzen 5 4600G. I have it in a METALFISH S3 MINI ITX case. It can get a little loud, but that's to be expected for such a small fan and heatsink. That said, I'll take noise over thermal throttling.

Wanted to build my first Pc out of an old Compaq computer case. Not a lot of room for a tall CPU cooler in that case so I got this one. Works great, cools the cpu like it’s supposed to, and was easy to install. Super quiet as well which is good since it’s a home computer for my parents to browse and watch home videos.

The fan is working well, but the instructions weren't great, at least for the AM4 installation: broken English, small print, and tiny diagrams drawn at hard-to-decipher angles.Once I got it installed, though, my CPU temp is looking good, even in a tiny ITX case with not-so-great ventilation.

Really slick CPU fan. It looks nice, keeps my CPU cool...just does the job.

I'm on my 3rd try, tearing down and installing this absolutely terrible cooler and almost ready to put it in the case again but wanted to take a breather because if I have one more issue, I'm gonna flip! Like many reviewers, I too couldn't understand the terribly written instructions. And this is NOT a typical install. You bolt it down from the back? Torque specs included!?? Nope. Worrisome since it also doesn't seat properly to the bracket and is bowed, due to me have no clue how tight it should have been and my "best guess" bent the arms. I would have returned it an hour ago if I would have had time to order a new one- and due to limited options with this form factor and slim mATX case. I do not recommend at all... I mean, can you imagine a simple re-application of thermal paste requiring a complete tear down? I'm sure I won't forget but got a note ready! They tried to reinvent the wheel and failed miserably.

Easy to install and gives plenty of clearance for projects. This would have made building my mini-ITX much easier to build, but I bought this for a Mac G4 build. For such a big case, there is absolutely no room for an after market air cooler. I thought I was going to have to use an AIO and get even more creative. Then I cam across this low profile cooler made for just this reason. The ergonomics of the Mac G4 case does not lend itself well for a PC conversion build or adequate cooling with the motherboard placement on the swing-down door. It had previously toasted an AMD build that was always running hot and stock cooler fan running full tilt. With a few case modifications, new motherboard and chip, this things runs nice and cool when all put together. Low 30's with an Intel i3 chip, and that is with absolutely no room in the case to breathe when everything is buttoned up.

Worked well for a few months then the fan stopped. Fortunately my computer shut down for the cpu over temp and is apparently unharmed.They used a fan that is available separately so I was able to order a replacement and it is all working ok now. This is the only heatsink fan that has ever died on me so I have a pretty harsh penalty on the review.As for cooling performance I have had no issues. I changed the rpm curve to be more aggressive and it rarely gets above 60c (ryzen 5 5600x no overclock).