95W Gravity A2 CPU Cooler For Desktop, 92mm 4-Pins PWM 1200~3500rpm Aluminum Extrusion CPU Cooling Fan for AMD AM5 AM4 CL-P078-AL09WT-A

I got the tower, solid cooling performance, affordable and relatively easy to install. Great heatsink! Even using a graphite sheet instead of thermal paste and hitting 27c on idle.

I used the Thermaltake Gravity i3 to replace the stock cooler in my Dell Optiplex, which has an Intel i5 12500 chip. Two things I noticed right away -- compared to the Dell cooler, the Thermaltake is larger, both wider and taller, and has a larger fan. It screwed in to the existing holes and is a direct replacement, so it was super easy to install. Mostly I wanted something quieter which wouldn't present any challenges inside the small Optiplex case, so I tried this out and was pleasantly surprised that not only is it noticeably quieter to my ears while under heavy CPU load, it lowered peak CPU temps from 93 to 83 degrees C while running a Cinebench test. Overall, good enough for the cost.

Really good cpu cooler, keeps my cpu at a good temp without issues. It's a bit on the loud side but if you can deal with it I'd say get it. Fan speeds are absolutely phenomenal so my cpu gets great performance & speeds. I have an AMD ryzen 7 2700x & it fits & works great.

Cooler works great and fan is nice and quiet. Only complaint is how incredibly tight the connection was. I know each board is different, but I had a hell of a time getting the last pin to seat.

I installed this on top of an Intel i7-14700F processor that reviews complained ran hot. With this fan on top, my CPU temperatures consistently run in the low 30 Degree Celcius range. I just run a standard profile in BIOS and just do basic productivity on my desktop so maybe those reviewers were gamers pushing their i7-14700F processor and overclocking but this CPU fan is quiet and keeping things very cool for my CPU.

Works well, easy to install, quiet. What else is there?

This blows the stock AMD cooler out of the water with how well it works. This has double the aluminum for the heating and I am still using the stock AMD fan, the included fan with this heating should work better due to higher RPM. So running cinebench 23 on my Ryzen 7 5700g the stock AMD cooler would fairly quickly hit 95c and start to throttle. With the heatsink from this cooler and the stock AMD fan the cpu hits 90c by the end of the test. It also scores hundreds of points higher. 13.2k up to 13.5k points. I love this style of cooler because it also blows air onto the MoBo and help reduce its temps as well. I definitely recommend, although a large tower cooler would work better, this is fine for anyone that isn’t running their cpu at 100% all the time.

This is a good cooler. Just not for a 260W CPU. I installed this on an I7 14700 with a TDP of 65W but a turbo TDP of up to 220W. This cooler could not keep the CPU cool enough to avoid throttling. I used it on a less powerful CPU so I wouldn't have to return it. I'd say It's fine out to about 150W.