FROZN A410 Black CPU Air Cooler 4 Heat Pipes All-Black CPU Cooler with 120mm FDB Fan, Compatible with Intel LGA1700/1200/115X; AMD AM4/AM5

This cooler performs exceptionally well and has made a noticeable difference in both temperatures and overall system noise. Installation was straightforward, with a secure mounting system and clear instructions that make the process stress‑free even in tighter cases. Once fitted, the cooler sits firmly in place with no rattles or vibration.

Mounting was easy, seems to be a great cooler for a good price and looks nice. Using the thermal paste supplied, this cooler kept an i5 12600k below 70c running cinebench whilst being very quiet. It will work well for any use

It works well, keeping my CPU cool. However it is quite loud when it wants to be, like other reviews do mention.

Not powering a super high powered cpu on it and this keeps the temp of the cpu super low so depending on the CPU you're trying to cool your usage may vary but for my needs it was adequate. Looks good, has decent clearance for the ram as long as the ram doesn't have bulky heatsinks and still fits in a not so big case.

Wanted to upgrade my CPU, tried that same stock cooler I had from my previous CPU.. Omg. Rookie mistake. The cooler was perfect and straightforward to install on my AM4 motherboard. Compared to the other coolers and the diversified reviews, everyone was talking about Frozn. For me I say it's good value for money and the noise level of this cooler is quiet as expected. The same thing goes for compatibility. My comments during installation are as follows: "Hell yeah let's install it" "Ohh no.. I can't fit the bracke- Oh wait nevermind." "Great .. I installed them the other way around..." "Yay fixed it." "Put thermal paste, screw in the heatsink and clip the fan to it. Done"

Does its job, looks very good too :)

Excellent CPU cooler. Great value. Gaming temps on CPU went from 89c on stock cooler to 68c on this. Highly recommended.

I used this to cool a Ryzen 9700X. It’s easy to install and the instructions are clear. The CPU stays under 70c even under load. Unfortunately the biggest problem is how noisy the fan is. It’s by far the loudest fan in my case and even throttling back the RPM, doesn’t make much difference. Luckily the fan is detachable so can be replaced.

building a complete computer system

Beautiful, strict, not bright, not so cheap but ok Almost enough with R5 7600X, I undelvolted my cpu from 1.450V to 1.250V(3 clicks) and locked to 5300mhz and it has 60-76°C in games (depends of game, ~~70°C in Squad) and 90°C at the hardest cpu stresstest(10 mins) If you want lower temps - buy the same but with 6 bronze tubes

マザーボードにAM5用の土台を装着後、CPUファン本体をネジ2本締めて固定で取付完了です。 手順はシンプルなのですが、最後のネジ２本がなかなかのクセモノでした。 位置が合わず、たった2か所のネジ締めに20分ほど苦戦して取り付けたという感じです。 努力で何とかなる範囲ですが、そこだけ少し残念でした。 静穏、冷却性能には満足しています。 ちなみに付属のグリスは３回分くらいあります。

Used this little cooler in my son's computer build in a NR200P case on a R5-5600x. It's performance is completely adequate, have the processor idling in the low-mid 30's and topping out around 60 for what my son does. Nice easy installation, and a huge bonus that the kit included an extra set of fan brackets. The RGB is nice and crips and color matches everything else very nicely. This is very simply a great little budget air cooler.

Was a little confused after installing it, as I seemed to be getting the same temps on my i7-4790 as I did with my stock Intel Delta cooler. But, I soon realized it was using the same fan curve my motherboard had dialed in for it. After going into ASUS AI 3 software and running the automated fan tuning, then adjusting my fan curve to 10% at 35°C, 50% at 48°C, and 100% at 68°C my temps are several degrees lower across the board and much more stable. Mind you, I have a very old custom Apevia X-Sniper G case which only allows for 3 120mm case fans. One bottom front intake, one side intake affixed to the acrylic side panel, and one rear exhaust. With only 2 of those useable with the cooler installed due to it's height. Which I think adds to the quality of this cooler. I had to remove my side intake fan due to the cooler's size interfering with it, and tape off the inlet holes to ensure proper airflow and avoid negative pressure. I chose this cooler because it is just a bit shorter than the SE-224-XT, which has very good reviews, to ensure it would fit my case. So it's a great option for those with a minimum clearance of 255mm. Oh! Another important aspect is that I bought an additional matching ID-COOLING AF-125-K fan to utilize a push-pull config on this cooler also. The fan included doesn't have a PWM daisy chain connector, but the AF-125-K does so you can hook them together and they become controllable as a pair via 4-pin motherboard fan connector. Though, according to testing with other coolers, push-pull vs pull config only affects temps by 1-3°C in most cases. I also have 5.25" and 3.5" drive bays fixed to my case which sit flush and directly above my front 120mm intake fan. So my case is a bit crowded and has much less capability for airflow than modern cases. Packaging is very nice inside and out. Manual contents are decent. I easily figured out how to assemble and install it. Though there was an LGA 115X descriptor missing on the first page, it is mentioned elsewhere in the guide. Fan is superb quality, but missing a daisy chain connector. Includes 4 fan mounting brackets to utilize a push-pull config with an additional fan later, and should be compatible with any 120mm fan of typical thickness. My mounting brackets had some paint chipped off of them leaving a rough surface, but not worried about that. The 4 copper heatpipes are sandwiched between what I assume is brushed aluminum. A flat surface and mirror finish. One thing that did catch my eye is that there are a few very small gaps on the edges between the copper and aluminum on the bottom, which tends to catch q-tip fuzz while going to clean it, or could trap residual thermal paste after applying it. But, as far as I know and can tell this doesn't affect the temperature threshold. Though it is a bit concerning that old paste could get dried up and trapped in there. All in all, for the overall quality, aesthetic appeal of the design, ease of installation, and thermal results, I am very happy with this purchase. Where I was close to overheating or receiving temps around 75°C while gaming with a stock Intel Delta cooler, now my temps stay mostly under 70°C even while playing GTAV or RDR2. GTAV saw the largest thermal drop - where it was reaching 80°C it now stays under 65°C even while zooming around in a vehicle. I would highly recommend this cooler for quite possibly the cheapest way to get temps under control via air cooling. Not to mention how versatile it is between multiple generations of AMD and Intel sockets. And with it being just a bit shorter than most standing air coolers, it's sure to fit in almost any ATX/mATX case - even if you're like me and still rocking a case from the mid-2000s.