Thermaltake Gravity i2 95W Intel LGA 1156/1155/1150/1151 92mm CPU Cooler CLP0556-D

this is a noisy fan but it does its job you gotta remember this is supposed to be for hot cpu's so it's fantastic at cooling them but just be warned in case you want silence

Tengo este disipador desde hace unas semanas montado en un i7-2600, las temperaturas comparadas con el de stock realmente no han mejorado mucho, siguen siendo las mismas cuando esta en reposo pero cuando le meto un poco de estres tarda mas en llegar a su punto mas caliente. Aqui el detalle por el que le doy las 5 estrellas es por la cuestion del sonido, el disipador de stock hacia mucho ruido cuando tenia una alta carga de trabajo y este thermaltake no hace absolutamente nada de ruido manteniendo la misma eficiencia, un punto a considerar si quieres tu setup lo mas silencioso posible, ademas de el costo (Que realmente es muy bueno) y ni hablar de los materiales y acabado, es elegante, bueno y eficiente, no le hace falta el rgb para verse bien. El unico pero que le puedes poner es que no es PWM, pero con los resultados que te da, no te importara mucho. Si tu procesador tiene un TDP menor a 95w, es una opcion que debes considerar, creo yo que es el mejor costo-beneficio.

I was thinking about going for water cooled of something with flashing lights for my son's gaming computer build. Instead, I went for proven efficiency and reliability. Though the cooler included the thermal paste, I bought a better brand. The i5-9400 runs cool and is consistently at 65 - 70 degrees Celsius. This thing is much quieter than my factory Dell

I've built about 80-100 computers in the last 30 years. I've used dozens of different air coolers over stock. With the exception of some high performance zalmans in Oc'd computers, I have to rate this as exceptional for the cost and performance of an air cooler. I mean I have put in $60-$80 air coolers for pretty typical computers that were only ok, heavy and loud. I did not over burden this cooler by overclocking. But seriously, $9, you wouldn't be looking here - but if your are in between - I'd buy it again with zero reservations. If you want even more quiet buy an adapter to reduce voltage for a couple dollars. I only bought this one because I bought a i9700k without a cooler and a Corsair H100i pro radiator cooler. The Corsair was not installing properly to the point I was ready to return it. I bought the Thermaltake cooler as a stop gap to get the computer running, loaded and then troubleshoot the Corsair. I think it took me only a few minutes from unboxing to booting. I was nervous and monitored temps in bios, they were in low 30's degC. I had the case open in my face and it was a bit louder (but not bad) than my silent case fans so I installed an adapter to drop voltage to 7V to lower noise while I was working on software. The temps never rose even with the reduced fan speed and now really quiet cooler. I can't say how impressed i am with a cooler that costs so little, is of high quality and is really pretty quiet. For me it was a stop gap until I go my Corsair water system running ( I did and well it's amazing but still) I'd never buy a stock intel cooler again. I did an i3 HTPC build not long ago and figured the stock would be good enough. Well, I'm pulling the stock cooler and replacing with this because I KNOW it will out perform it for the same sound level.

純正のCPU冷却ファンを使っていましたが、7年間メンテナンスしていなかったために、手ごろなサードパーティー性の本製品を購入しました。交換はソケットナンバーを間違えないようにセレクトし簡単にできました。しかし、発送時についたらしい箱の傷が気になり取付に取り掛かったところで、ソケットピン4本のうち1本が曲がっていたのでペンチで修正して使いました。冷却性能はファンの音がうるさい分効果がありそうですが、間違いなく音は大きくなったので、純正の音の大きさを知っている方、または静かなファンを求めている方にはお勧めできません。