Vetroo V5 White CPU Air Cooler w/ 5 Heat Pipes 120mm PWM Processor Cooler for Intel LGA 1700/1200/115X AMD Ryzen AM4 w/Addressable RGB Lighting Sync

It works so well I've used in my last 2 PC builds and although I wouldn't expect it to cool a top tier CPU it will certainly keep an i7 or lower CPU well under TDP. I think it's great!

can be confusing but in the end its worth it its silent and keeps my pc cool as hell well worth the price

Can't be beaten by price vs performance. Rgb is nice too... was easy to install all good. On am4

very nice cpu fan does what it has to do

Does not fit am3- clearly states on the box when it arrives but clearly says in the listing it does. Side note the cooler does look good and nicely built, please buy if you have a am4/5 board. 1 star for poor listing.

Claims to fit am3+ socket but does not so returned very fed up yet another day wasted Makes you wonder what it does fit

Great cooler that does the job.

I was on the edge between water cooling and Standard air cooling and a friend recommended this one and I'm quite surprised how well this thing performs, it's quiet and does the job pretty well and it's pretty straightforward to set up amazing product that I definitely would recommend

This is a very cheap but surprisingly well-performing cooler. I ended up installing 2 of these for some friends who had similar pre-built systems both from Asus, one was AMD and one was Intel. The Intel system had chronic throttling issues and idled at 60c and the AMD one's fan was ramped to max permanently and they complained about hearing it even with headphones on. The Vetroo V5 is fairly easy to install but does come with custom mounting brackets so depending on the case and motherboard you have to work with it can be quite difficult to get this installed but that's not really a problem unique to this cooler. Instructions were good, all the included parts were there and the thermal compound was easy to apply and seems to be good quality. It dramatically dropped temps on both systems, is nearly silent and most importantly for their scenarios it is quite a short tower-- this will (just barely!) fit in some very narrow pre-built mid-towers. The tip of the heatpipes actually touch the side panel of one of the systems but that's fine. No other decent air cooler I could find would fit and they didn't have the space for an AIO. Worked fine as a replacement cooler for a 65W TDP CPU (AMD) and a 105W TDP CPU (Intel). Not sure I'd want to throw this on a really power hungry processor but if you want to upgrade a stock cooler this will totally fit the bill and is so cheap it won't break your budget.

Thank you, Jayztwocents for recommending this.

First I'll get the bad out of the way since most negative reviews already cover it. The installation / mounting system is unrefined to put it lightly. The metal brackets that attach to the cooler itself are the main problem. I have seen others complain about the intel backplate, it seems pretty comparable to others at this price point, and the screw holes on it can be snapped into 3 positions. The biggest problem here is the sticky foam that holds it in place on the mobo is too thick, so the screw holes don't push up through the motherboard like they should without pressure on it. This in combination with the bracket issue I am about to describe make installation a struggle. The brackets do not have the snap feature, the spring screws just slide back and forth in a track that allows you to choose spacing. The problem with this is that even if you get one partially mounted, it can still slide around while you try to mount the others, so you find your self fighting with the position of the cooler (lubricated with thermal paste) to line all the screws up rather than being able to just slap the cooler down in the middle and go to work on the screws. It's just not friendly. I had to force the screws down into place wriggling my screwdriver back and forth until things lined up one at a time to make sure they would all catch the backplate. I would suggest starting with opposite corners to do this and just get them to "catch", don't tighten completely until you catch all 4 on the plate, then secure them in a standard cross pattern like you would a wheel. Having said all that, I was still able to pull my PC out from under my desk, take both panels off, remove the old cooler, install this one, and get the panels back on within 20 minutes, granted I have a cutout in my case to access the back of the mobo. It's just that if you aren't a seasoned tech like me, and don't have decent hand strength I can see this being a serious hassle. The icing on the cake is that there are not really instructions for attaching the fan, so some people might have trouble with that. ----------------------------------- Now that the installation is out of the way, let's talk about performance. I have an i5-9400f coming from a stock Intel cooler (I), to the Vetroo (V). All temps below were taken in a room ~21C. My case configuration pulls air into the front and side and exausts out the back. The fan on the cooler is configured to push air through it toward the back exhaust fan. Light office usage (browser, outlook, chat, vpn) I: 40-44C V: 33-35C Heavy gaming I: 72-75C V: 53-55C Stress testing I: 78-82C V: 57-58C Not only are the temps significantly better but also more consistent (likely a result of the bigger heatsync providing better thermal consistency). The fan is quieter than the stock cooler, which is to say I don't really notice it, at least not specifically. The only time the fan has to ramp up is while gaming, and typically the GPU gets hotter so the fans on that have to work harder anyway. ----------------------------------- The conclusion here is that the other reviews aren't wrong, the installation leaves a lot to be desired. If that's problematic for you, stay away. However, if you aren't the type that minds using a little elbow grease and dealing with mild frustration to save a few bucks, this product offers great performance for the price point once you have it mounted. Since reviews are subjective and I was vaguely aware of what I was getting into when I bought this (instead of a Noctua product), I have scored it accordingly based on cost + expectation vs outcome. 5/5

冷却性能は抜群です。5本のヒートパイプを採用した設計により、CPUの温度を最適なレベルに保ってくれますし、高負荷時でも非常に静かです。RGB照明の効果も素晴らしいです。

It is easy to install, the RGB fan that comes with it works well, but I am using two Arctic fans in a push pull config, the CPU temps for me on idle is around 31C for Ryzen 1600AF, used the thermal paste that came with it and applied a this layer to cover whole CPU. Under normal load the CPU maintains temps of 35C, in my opinion this is a great air cooler for the price and keeps the CPU temps low.