Reeven Okeanos 140mm Air CPU Cooler, Twin Heatsinks/PWM Fans with 6 Heatpipes

The cooler worked well with my set-up. The fans are silent and strong to my satisfaction. The CPU stays within a satisfactory temperature zone for gaming. No throttling here. I'd buy it again in a heartbeat!

Contact Reeven to get a free AM4 kit sent if you need it.Keeps my 2700 below 50C (Arctic Silver 5) during a STRESS TEST. That is incredible.Can it be noisy? Yeah, if you run the fans at their MAX RPMs all the time. Those dB charts you see comparing this to other coolers have this running over 1800 RPMs competing against coolers with fans that are running at 1400 RPMs or lower. You don't need to run the fans at their max to achieve great results. In gaming, with headphones on, and the fan at 70%, or even max, you'l never notice this thing. Either way, it's still more quiet than my GPU when that thing runs at full throttle.I waited a while for this to drop in price back to $55. For that, it's probably the best on the market next to the Fuma. At full price I'd go for the Phanteks or Noctua 140 coolers.

Bracket does not tighten down and hold the cooler, as soon as I tilted the case up it dropped down. Very low quality mounting hardware rendering this cooler literally unusable. Wish I could give it 0 stars.

Purchased this CPU cooler on sale for 40 USD. Keeps a 1.2v 4.5GHz 8350k no avx offset to ~70c in small fft prime95 while only using the 140mm fan (in a mesh filtered case with 6 fans). The mounting system was a close fit to my motherboard VRM heatsink, it worked but YMMV. Included was a 1g tube of thermal paste which was nice to see compared to the packet of paste some reviewers had. Mounting the fan was confusing for me at first but fine once I figured it out. Overall it's a good cooler for 40 usd.