DEEPCOOL Neptwin RGB CPU Cooler 6 Heatpipes Twin-Tower Heatsinks Dual 120mm PWM RGB Fans Motherboard Control and Wired Controller Supported

The fan is bright and can be controlled by Aura which is nice, the temps dropped about 10 degrees compared to my 212 Evo I was using before, but the installation was a pain in the ass, almost impossible to see if the screws were lined up with the holes on the bracket, still a really nice budget twin tower Cooler and looks well with their other RF120 fans

Replaced the amd wraith prism stock cooler for my ryzen 2700x, temps dropped from 37c in idle to 21-26c (this is accounting for the 10c offset)This cooler is massive and overlaps my ram on the Asus x470-f board, make sure you don't have ram with big heat syncs if you

First of all it gets the job done and cools my Ryzen 7 5800X well taking into account its a very hot chip, idling at 30-40 degrees and sitting at around 80-85 on all cores maxed out which is within the expected temperature range for the chip.However a few bad things. First of all, the cooler is quite low and it will hover just above your RAM chips, meaning if you want to take or put in RAM, you have to take the whole cooler off completely (minus the mounting frame) and it also covers it completely, I would not recommend getting RGB ram for this as they tend to have a larger height and it might not fit with the cooler, and the fact it's pointless as you will not see the RGB due to the size of the cooler.It also gets very loud when running at or close to 100% so I would not call this a quiet fan.And a massive negative for me is that the cooler comes with a single connector for RGB which means you only need to connect one RGB cable to the motherboard in order for both the fans to have RGB, however they did not do the same with the fan port. Most motherboards only come with 1 CPU fan port, but with this cooler you need 2. This means if you plug the second one to a port which isn't the CPU fan, it will either run at max speed or a very low speed due to the low voltage of the port, and you will not have any control over the speed. After contacting the manufacturer, they told me I need to buy their "CPU cooler hub" which takes multiple CPU cooler cables and converts it into one. I didn't buy their one and instead bought a cheaper one but this really seems like a plot to get you to spend another money on another product which is kind of crucial for best operation of this fan, if they could do it for the RGB why couldn't they do it for the fans too?The installation at first is quite tricky too as a first-time builder. The instruction booklet is complicated and all over the place and their video on YouTube on how to install it shows a different cooler which is not the same, how I managed to figure it out after a couple of hours was watch a bunch of videos on how to install coolers then infer some things from the instruction booklet. But once you get the hang of it, it will go relatively smoothly.And I want to remind everyone reading this to PLEASE CHECK YOUR CASE! This is a very large fan and it's likely it will not fit your case at all, so double check your case specifications to make sure it supports a cooler of this size.

Best deal for a twin tower air cooler. This is my new go to choice for a budget twin tower cooler.Dropped temps on a max prime95 load for a pbo on ryzen 5800x from 95c down to 85-90c (got a few more hundred MHz too). Previous cooler was a gammax gte v2 (which is slightly better than a standard hyper 212).Not loud, RGB looks fine. FYI this RGB version fans are different from the non RGB which is maybe why it's not loud.

Je gagne 10 degrés sur un i7 10700k par rapport a un be quiet pur rock slim (qui etait insuffisant)Peux bruyant voir inaudible en mode silence dans la gestion des ventilateurs de la carte mère et capable de souffler fort en intensif.Faut très bien le taf et très bonne qualité de fabrication.Attention le montage n est pas aisé du a la forme, bien s installer pour le faire mais rien d infaisable. Juste être patient, ne pas se presser. RGB ok

I bought this heatsink for its high heat dissipation abilities and the fact I don't trust water cooling. (Seen one too many machines end up getting fried because of leaks and pumps don't seem to be too reliable.) I generally look for a heatsink that can dissipate at least 200 watts or better as I like to put my machine through its paces, or simply because I like overkill. This one is a little bit larger then my Enermax ets-e50 and has the ability to dissipate more heat. I haven't used it yet since I ended up selling my other computer, but I will keep this one for a future build. I really have no idea how good of a heatsink this is, but if its like my Enermax heatsink, this one will be a keeper. If your looking to make a decision on buying this heatsink, you may want to read over other reviews as I have no experience with this brand.

De momento no puedo valorar el producto, ya que intentare montar el ordenador este sábado. Pero si encuentro lamentable, que Amazon me envíe el producto abierto.. no lleva el precinto de seguridad (típica pegatina), la caja no esta solo sucia, si no lo siguiente y mas a mas, magullada en las esquinas. Esto es un producto nuevo?He mirado en su interior y claramente se ha manipulado, los cables y todas las bolsitas con su tornillería …. probablemente sea una devolución anterior lo que me han enviado... ni se han tomado la molestia de cerrarla y volverla a poner en condiciones... espero que el cliente anterior no la haya devuelto por defectuoso al disipador … el sábado os contare si funciona y que tal el producto en si.

The media could not be loaded.  Ein richtig guter und hochwertig verarbeiteter CPU Cooler, einer (noch) eher unbekannten Marke, Insider und Kenner mal ausgenommen. Befestigung und Backplate-System wie bei Thermalright oder Alpenföhn. Einen guten Zentimeter niedriger in der Höhe als die entsprechenden Konkurrenzprodukte, so dass der Einbau auch in schmalere Tower möglich ist. Leider mittlerweile ganze 10 Euro teuer als an dem Tag, als ich den Cooler gekauft habe. Trtzdem sein Geld wert.Achso: Die RGB-Beleuchtung ist analog und hat vierpolige Anschlüsse. Die Betriebsspannung beträgt 12 Volt. Funktioniert also nicht an dreipoligen adressierbaren Anschlüssen, die mit 5 Volt betrieben werden. Das sollte man vielleicht noch beachten, damit es auch ans Mainboard passt. Die beiden Lüfter laufen sehr leise und können vom Mainboard per PWM reguliert werden. Passende Gehäuselüfter gibt es von Hersteller in gleicher Ausführung, damit optisch und technisch alles gleich ist.