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Shawn K
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de febrero de 2025
Recently picked up a Lenovo Thinkcentre M70S G3 on Ebay to use as a test workstation/server for gaming. The stock cooler was extremely loud even when idling, so I wanted to pick up a new cpu cooler. The thing about the Thinkcentre was there are capicitors that block off other kinds of low profile cpu coolers, thankfully this one uses standoffs and has the cooler sitting right above the capicitors.Switching from the stock cooler to this significantly reduced the noise levels and kept CPU temps at around 60 degrees Celsius while doing some light gaming according to hwmonitor. Taking off the case side panel brought it down even further to 40 degrees average, same workload. Anyone else attempting to reduce noise/heat even further should probably look into drilling holes or making a cut out for the cpu fan, that's what I plan to do at least.If you have the same computer, you'll notice that you can't use the included backplate since the case has standoffs built into it. You'll have to use the screws that are double sided then the small blue washer to add a bit more height. I'm sure that's the intended purpose but couldn't find any videos of people setting it up like that. Also, make sure the heat pipes are towards the ram, at least that's the only orientation I could make this cpu cooler fit in.Overall, the cooler is much better than stock, it brought noise levels and cpu temps way down. I have no complaints, it does its job!
Jamie Ferrato
Comentado en Canadá el 24 de julio de 2024
Among the best coolers at this size, cools a 5800x3d no problem in a small fractal terra case.
LZ
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de diciembre de 2024
Just installed this on an i5-12600K, without overclocking, and it does a great job of keeping the CPU cool. With a custom fan profile in the BIOS, I can run a CPU stress test all day, the fan stays on a low speed that is silent, and the CPU temperature never goes about 60 C.The last Thermalright product I bought was the SK-6 20+ years ago. Glad to see Thermalright is still making high quality CPU coolers. In between, I used a few barely adequate Intel stock coolers, and some very nice but expensive Noctua coolers. This Thermalright product is a great balance between performance and value for money.
Harry S. Plinkett
Comentado en Canadá el 28 de enero de 2024
Tested this against Big Schuriken 3RevB and AXP-100, and found AXP-120-X67 to perform the best. 0.5-1 degree lower temps than Big Schruriken, while being cheaper and more easily obtainable.
M. Huff
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de mayo de 2023
While many people will buy these type of coolers for ITX builds, space was an option in my latest build. I liked the look of the cooler and used it in a full ATX case build for an i5-12400f simply to replace the stock cooler. I have it running around 1100 RPM and do not notice it any more that the Noctua intake fan or Phanteks exhaust fan.The Thermalright fan it comes with is thinner (15mm) than the typical 120mm fan (25mm) but the cooler has extra clips so it can be replaced at your leisure. I did have to rotate the cooler 90 degrees due to the heatsinks of my motherboard, but that is not an issue with this cooler's fan orientation.(Update Jan. 2025) Right at two and a half years the fan has started to make loud noise and needs to be replaced. I still think the actual cooler is great but fans should last longer than this.
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