Thermalright AXP-90 X53 Low Profile CPU Air Cooler with Quite 90mm TL-9015 PWM Fan, 4 Heat Pipes, 53mm Height, for AMD AM4/Intel LGA 1150/1151/1155/1851/1200 (AXP-90 X53)

En güzel düşük profil soğutucuları bu firma yapıyor. Performans yeterli ve son derece sessiz çalışıyor. Tabii doğru işlemci ile kullanıldığında. Son derece memnunum.

I am very happy with the product.

Apparently colors matter when buying this specific cooler cause the black and copper have am5 support and this one doesn't I thought they were all the same thing and I wanted gray for my build... The quality is nice but I'm not building an am4 sadly

The mounting system is, infact, a little wack. I'd recommend using the included metal backplate for AM4 motherboards, as the included backplate seems to bend the board when you tighten the bolts. You put the mounting screws through the screw holes on the motherboard's included backplate, then tighten the nut onto the screw, once it sticks out the other end of the motherboard. It's a little difficult to get the screw through the threaded hole of the stock backplate, but it's a solid mount once on. The included tool to tighten the nuts is nice, basically a little cap you put on to hand-tighten. Cooling works great. I'm running a Ryzen 7 5700G CPU, no overclock. I haven't given it a really solid test, but running Helldivers it stays sub-60degC, which is very satisfactory for me. From the base of the motherboard to the top of the fan, it's 2 3/8 inches, and it's 3 5/8 inches wide and long. The fan is identical to other thermal wright fans. The whole cooler is easily clear of RAM, the heat sink is a little shorter than my RAM height, while the fan sticks above it about half an inch.

I'm just adding on to what many others already said; I had a poor experience with mounting the cooler. The instructions weren't difficult to understand, but it felt finicky to place the heat sink on the CPU, turn the motherboard upside-down, then install the backplate. I could not tell if I mounted it evenly, and I was reluctant to tighten the nuts since I didn't want to over-torque them and potentially damage the socket. The backplate has "AM4" on one side and "LGA1200/1700" on the other; according to the instructions, the side you see should match your motherboard socket. I was installing this to an ASRock LGA1200 motherboard, but the LGA1200 orientation did not work because the motherboard had obstructions to the backplate, so I ended up using the AM4 side with the longer screws designed for it. Weird, but this issue seems to be somewhat common. Once I got past the issue of installing the cooler and saw how it performed, I was satisfied with the result. Admittedly, I'm using a 65W TDP CPU (i5-11400F) so it's not hard to cool, but the fan's noise profile is excellent. It's near silent under 1900 rpm, and pleasant until it goes over 2300 rpm. As for cooling, it had no problem keeping my CPU from thermal throttling during a 10 minute Cinebench R23 stress test (it never hit 80°C). Overall, it's a good CPU cooler at a decent price if you can stomach the installation process. I would only recommend getting this for cases with less than 67mm cooler clearance as I would very much prefer to use the cheaper Thermalright Assassin X120/Assassin King, or slightly more expensive Thermalright AXP120-X67.