VetrooEclipse Low-Profile ARGB CPU Cooler, 90mm 4-Pin PWM Fan, Premium Aluminum Fins, 95W TDP Air Cooling for Intel LGA 1851 & 1700 Only

I have used this cooler 4 or 5 times. It works great and looks very nice. The only issue I have is I wish they offered this cooler in a black that did not have lights for those older motherboards that can not sync the RGB lights

I set up a personal NAS that uses Plex - this cools the i5-10400 very well. Idle temps are 30*C, and doesn't go past 40*C even with heavy transcoding using the integrated graphics. Cheap and works - if you are a fan of RGB, it has that as well. I didn't get it for that, but it's a plus if you prefer it.Since it's a NAS, my PC is always on (24/7). So far so good after months of use. Will update my review if it has issues.The install was simple. Fits like a glove. I'm not sure why some reviews state issues with the install, but as long as you get it for the correct motherboard, it's not a problem. Thermal paste could be the issue for those who are complaining. Make sure to watch some videos on how to apply paste. I've been building computers for a long time now, but I can say the cooler itself is fine, especially if you use a an i5-10400.

For $10 this is a good choice replace the stock Intel coolers. Those are effective but can be load and distracting. This cooler performs a bit better, not significantly better but definitely better. It's biggest draw though its that it is much quieter and pleasant to be around then the stock cooler when the cpu's under load. And the RGB is nice touch as well. My motherboard didn't support it but the cooler does come with an addressable RGB header for those who have the connection.FYI: I used this on an HP Slimeline 270 SFF and while the cooler did fit comfortably no space clearance issues of any kind due note that you "cannot" use the mounting bracket that is already attached to the motherboard. The cooler will not make contact with the cpu. You "must" use the included bracket that comes with the cooler. Temps might seem fine at first if you don't use the correct bracket but once you put it under sustained load temps will spike to 90-100c range is easily. With the right bracket all was good and I saw lower temps than with the stock cooler.Used with an Intel I7 7700 ; LGA 1151For prebuilt OEM system and for anyone who is NOT over clocking I would recommend this as a cheap upgrade/replacement to the stock cooler.

It’s easy to install, really quiet and it’s worth the 10 bucks. rgb looks good and temps i need to test

I had to replace a more popular CPU fan I recently purchased for my media center PC and the case vent is right over the CPU fan but it was not a variable controllable fan (3 pin) so I had to replace it with this one, it had similar height clearance and its a tad cheaper. This fan come with two attached cords, one for the 4 Pin connector and the other I am guessing for RGB stuff that I did not connect. I didn't think the LED lighting was going to work without that second connection but it did. Even though I am not a big fan of LED lighting in cases, this one is not overwhelming and it actually kinda looks kewl coming out the top of my case. But more importantly, it is super quite especially during idle. It does become noticeably louder when gaming but I am OK with that, as long as it is keeping my CPU cool enough to keep gaming, which it does. I am glad I bought this and would buy again, a great cheap fan that looks good under the hood.

Bought to replace the stock cooler that came with my old i5-10400F when upgrading to an i9-10900F. Maybe the stock cooler would have been okay, since the i9 was also rated 65 watts, but the data sheets I could find indicated that the i9 came with a different cooler, so I wanted to get a better one. I did have to put a mounting plate it came with in place, but I was able to do that by sliding it under the motherboard without having to actually remove the motherboard. It's installed now, and keeps the CPU below 70C even when I'm running a render in LuxRender using 20 threads!Everything I was finding that was marked as a cooler for an i9 was a water cooler, but I really didn't want to make that leap - this is working great, and you can't beat the price! Also, it did come with a packet of thermal paste - I didn't see that in the item description, though I may have just missed it.

Do not get this cooler, it does not hold up with modern processors. Trust me. I bought it to see if it could handle any sort of load. i9 14900k. The second I attempt to render an image with the software "Blender" the CPU temp spikes up and the socket continuously rises. I used the proper amount of thermal paste and its mounted properly. When there is no load and you're just browsing the internet, its fine but you cant use it for anything else.

The media could not be loaded. You really can't beat this cooler for 9$. I wouldn't throw it on a ryzen 9 or i9 but the lower chips definitely and some lower wattage mid range chips. Quiet, low profile, rgbs aren't terrible especially for the price. Took me maybe 5 minutes to install. The longest part was pulling the motherboard.