Thermaltake 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

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.

This is an excellent fan, period. This replaced an AMD Wraith Fan, which was okay, but cost more than 3X what this is, and it did not keep the CPU as cool as this one.Now this fan can fit into smaller cases, but honestly, this is ideal for a full size PC case. I suspect that people who had space/room issues were working with a less than full size build, which if true: Yes, that could make putting this in a bear. But, this is quiet, fast and cools well and goes in easily in normal builds. What more could you ask for? Well, lights...yes, lights. But you can buy that with an upgrade. For simple cooling, this is great.

I like the thermaltake brand and it worked well for what I needed it for

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

PROS: it fits small spots. it works. nothing fancy.CONS: it's audible when it spools up not hair dryer loud but definitely audible. no lights / rgb if that matters to you.

Put it in a slim case for a server kept my cpu nice and cool.Good value for the money.

Used for Ryzen 5700X. Mounting and design is fine, however sits 2mm away from MB capacitors. Not touching though.Major issue - fan is loud at mid/high speeds. Loud not due to motor, but due to wind noise. Seems like blade shape is not optimized for quietness.CPUs temps are fine.Overall, if noise is not a problem for you - definitely a buy. Otherwise go for quieter fan.

Had a PC with a noisy CPU cooler, and the CPU seemed to run hot and slow down. This unit runs quiet, cool, and does an excellent job. I've had great experiences with Thermaltake, and continue to buy their products with confidence. I only gave it 4 stars for ease of installation due to AMD's inherent design...why can't CPU/MoBo manufacturers make a better/easier mount design?

En cuanto a tamaño, peso y forma es un Wraith Spire, pero la diferencia radica en el ventilador que gira más rápido, en cuanto a sonoridad es similar, lo recomiendo como una solución de mejora accesible respecto del Wraith Stealth (el disipador más básico de AMD).

Refroidis très bien mon vieu AMD Ryzen 7 1700, même dans un environnement "chaud" et en plein travail d'encodage.

Bought this to replace the wraith cooler that came with an AMD CPU. It was practically the same in terms of cooling ability and volume. I imagine there are much quiter options at a slightly higher price.

It doesn't fit on my B550 motherboard, it's a 1 mm or so off. You get what you pay for. Poor quality control and machining. It's a 4 pin mount. 3 pins line up, the 4th doesn't and it's not close. This was a complete waste of money. I just looking for a cheap replacement cooler, AMD stock coolers ALWAYS line up. I've changed a couple of AMD stock coolers on this motherboard. How can quality control be that bad for a brand name company in 2023? I have to spend more money now and the pc will be down for a couple more days. Stay away from this cooler!

It will get the job done, but the noise level is way too high. I think you should stick with stock cooler. With the stock cooler, you might get a little bit of higher temperature, but at least it doesn't sound like jet engine.