Vetroo V5 White CPU Cooler, 5 Direct Contact Heat Pipes, 120mm PWM Addressable RGB Lighting, LGA 1700/1200/115X AMD AM4 Support (White)

The cooler is very good with low noise, though will not beat Noctua, and keeps my CPU at low temperatures.The build quality is excellent and my cooler came in white, with no marks of scratches and no bent fins.The fan is also of excellent quality with no bend in the frame, as in some fans, at this price point, and no clicking noises you sometimes find on some fans when they spin at certain speeds. Also the fan PWM cable is white as well which is nice touch as to many white fans still use a black cable.My motherboard has no ARGB connector so not tested the RGB function.Installation is easy, and comes with thermal paste, the only tricky part was getting the fan installed, using the clips, but the same on all CPU air coolers.I highly recommend this CPU cooler for those looking for good performance and at a reasonable price.

Have this on an 8600k in an NR200P and this is one of the few 120mm tower coolers that fit within the height restriction of the NR200P. It keeps my 8600k around 65 degrees whilst gaming with 2 CoolerMaster Scythe fans on it. I could definitely get it cooler although this keeps the PC near silent even under load.Although I will say that it is slightly wider than some other coolers and it causes my top 120mm fan not to clear without rubbing, so be careful of that.Fan mounting on this is done with the metal clips which work fine, but the clips included with the cooler are a real pain to mount as the ends that go into the fan are really short and prone to slipping out while mounting. Luckily you can just re-use any metal fan clips and they work fine.The cooler comes with an adjustable backplate so you can use it with most platforms, including LGA 1700. The backplate comes pre-applied with foam adhesive so that you can stick it to your motherboard and it won’t come off during installation, although it tends to leave a lot of residue on the motherboard so I wouldn’t recommend using it. Mounting the cooler was a pretty standard tower cooler affair and wasn’t any more difficult than any cooler I’ve used in the past.Overall, A quite solid 120mm tower cooler, especially considering the price of it being so low.

It's really difficult to install especially if you dont have much strength like me. I needed to buy an adapter for the rgb cable since my mbo didn't have the right size for it but i think thats only mine (tomahawk II). However, once installed the rgb is very good and easy to control and is a good cheap option.

With a b450m motherboard. It was quite tricky to put into a 5600x socket. With the recommended screw positions for latest gen AMD, it needed a good 10-15 mins of aligning up with one of the screws not quite fitting vertically and a slight diagonal fitting stressing the board a bit. However, great results.be aware - a lot of motherboards only have RGB sockets so the lights will NOT work unless you have ARGB sockets on your motherboard. Something I overlooked. I bought a third party RGB to ARGB (12v-5v) converter, but can't blend colours . So check your motherboard has an ARGB slot. If it does, highly recommended. Fits a MATX case fine with sensible clearance. YouTube has a video of it outperforming a liquid cooler and many other you tubers are very surprised at its cooling capabilities. Comes with intel or AMD socket. So all in all highly recommended. I have 4 ram slots filled and have about 3 mm clearance from the fan to sticks sideways, with the fan positioned. It hides some of the RGB NVME drives lights in below slot in an MATX case (mortar max b450m). haven't been able to get it over 70c overclocked on benchmarks with mild exhaust intakes. = Amazing.

Great looks and great performance for something relatively small and inexpensive.Installed on a Ryzen 7-3700X inside a Corsair 5000X Icue.Very good finish on the Cooler itself and really nice A-RGB Fans - I bought a second Vetroo A-RGB Fan.Fitting was really easy although I didn't make it too easy on myself as I left the GPU in situ making the Fan Installation a bit fiddly on the lower Clips. And on my particular Case you cannot get to the Motherboard Backplate to hold it, which made it difficult to get the Screws that hold down the Cooler started. But again, not the fault of the Cooler itself!Did a Cinebench R23 Benchmark and the hottest it got was 64 Degrees C flat out. Another thing, the Fans are as quiet as any other Fans I've used. So not complaints there!To be honest this Cooler could quite easily sell for a lot more!Personally I give it a 10/10.....(See Photos).

My old AIO cooler started to get noisy so I decided to try air cooling. This cooler seemed to have great reviews so thought I would give it a try.I was shocked by how good it is.My CPU temps (ryzen 5 3600X) are on average about 5 to 10 °C less with this air cooler than I was getting with a 120mm AIO (which is crazy).I also really like the way it looks in my case!I did not use the included fan so can't comment on it. There are spare clips in the box so you can fit 2 fans if you wish.Fitting was a bit difficult (AM4) as the mounting screws were hard to access (the cooler is in the way a bit) but once it is fitted then it is worth the effort.Overall I am VERY happy. It does its job well and looks great too!