Wraith Prism RGB LED CPU Heatsink Cooler AM4 OEM

This came bundled with my 2700x years ago, now just bought another to use with my 3700xthe 3700x is a 65w part, and the 2700x is 105w ,this cooler supports upto 108watts of cooling so using it on a 3700x is absolutely ideal, you have massive overclocking headroom.The colours and patterns this thing produces are absolutely beautiful, with customization options that leave motherboard software standing in the dark and pretty poor in comparison.They are amazing coolers, WAY better than any of the cheap chinese rgb rubbish, this is rgb done properly.Also the bonus is its a top down cooler meaning it will cool the motherboards power delivery (VRM) area as wellIve been a massive fan of AMD since the early 90s, so i love the illuminated AMD logo which on its own can have its own backlight colour.Theres even a switch on the side of the fan if you want to change its speed range, even on full speed though its still very quiet, embarrassingly (for corsair) it performs better than my AIO watercooler and of course without all the hassle of all the problems watercooling can bring including leaks and pump failure.The cooler has 3 zone RGB control, the fan, the outer ring and the AMD logo can all have their own colours assigned independently through the coolermaster software.Still up there as being one of the best AMD coolers.

temps now under 40c was on 60-80c

Nice little cooler for my daughters gaming PC.Quiet and lights up nicely in RGB.Keeps CPU cool and nicer looking than the stock Ryzen fan.Still working months later if you were wondering

So far had to find a way to fit it and figured it out sits snug no matter how many fans you have I didn’t have to remove anything I just needed a screwdriver to guide the metal straps on to the cpu clips on my msi am520 motherboard not tested it yet but will update shortly and have a video on the product but so far cleared my one out off the room in looks and size

When I did a platform upgrade and went from an FX-8320 to a R7 2700X, I threw the Wraith Prism RGB aside, and went straight with an AiO. It went unused until I decided that I wanted to build a PC for my little niece using some old parts, and new parts. All was going well for bench tests. I installed the OS and updates on the bench. But when I threw everything inside of the case, it went up in smoke--literally a massive puff. I may never figure out why, or what I did.Regardless, I decided to purchase another Wraith Prism RGB. The one I'm writing this review for.This is cooling an old FX-8320 at 4.2GHz, with 1.42v on the vcore. Using a Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 Rev. 4.0, and HyperX Blu 16GB DDR3 1600MHz CL10 with aftermarket RGB heatsinks.No puffs of smoke when turning on the system, this time. I was actually shocked at the performance.Inside of a Phanteks P300 case (which doesn't have the best airflow) with EZFAB-DIY RGB fans, and Noctua NT-H1 thermal paste, the FX-8320 idles at 21°C--43°C at max load. Baring in mind, with a Hyper 212 Evo and similar conditions, with the same thermal goop, the FX-8320 ran hotter by 10-15°CSince it's on a board without RGB headers, it's understandable that I connected it to the internal USB header. So the LEDs are controlled through AMD/Cooler Master's Wraith Prism software. It's easy to use, and there are a variety of options/FX to mess around with.

Many thanks. It's great. Retail box with all the bits!

Does the job on a Ryzen 5700x, temps maintain far better than my old 3600 using stock fan.The LEDS look good.I`d suggest fitting the LED cables before you mount the fan, as I didnt then had to drop the GFX card to fit them. Additionally, you dont need to fit both LED control cables, only one depending on what system/software you intend using. The CoolerMaster software will use the USB cable, while MSI's Mystic Light uses the RGB cable - these things I learnt after I hastily installed it!

Unlike many of the other reviews, I found installing this cooler to be a complete pain. I had to dig out the backplate and brackets and re-attach them to the motherboard first. The cooler has metal arms that hook onto the brackets, then a small lever on one side that keeps it secure and tight. I also had to unscrew and remove the graphics card before I could hook the lower arm onto the bracket as there wasn't enough space. The cooler does come with pre-applied paste as standard but it wasn't that great in terms of coverage.

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Che dire: Fantastico! Non è nulla di miracoloso, ma è facile da montare, non è molto rumoroso e non è costosissimo. L'unico consiglio che vi do è quello di sostituire la pasta termica in dotazione con una migliore tipo Arctic Silver 5 o simili. L'ho installato su un vecchio AMD Athlon II X4 630 da 2,8 GHz socket AM3 overcloccato a 3,5 GHz e non supera temperatura di 52-54°C. L'effetto dei led è molto carino. Unico neo: in dotazione altri due cavetti di cui ignoro l'utilizzo visto che in dotazione non ci sono istruzioni e la confezione è arrivata aperta, mantenuta a malapena da un po' di scotch. Comunque lo consiglio.

Couldn't be more happy. It looks cool it's very quiet and you do not need a master in electronics to mount it. For best result use the usb cable for RGB and Cooler Master software. This software allows you to control all 3 RGB zones independently. ( logo, ring and fan)The only downside is that there is no support bracket to mount it on the mother board. I had one from the previous cooler so no problem for me. I put it on low speed and is practically mute. CPU temp went down about 10 degrees with it and I run a lot of application at the moment as you can see from pictures( RPM 1746)(the background sound you hear in the clip is actually my AC working) Long story short it worth the money and does a good job.

This cpu cooling fan has been made by cpu manufacturer AMD and makes fitting a breeze as there are no after market adapters it just clip straight in. The LED'S look great too.

Redujo temperatura vs wraith spire y se ve muy bien. Excelente alternativa a disipadores tipo torre para enfriar VRM