FROZN A410 ARGB - 6" Height Black Air CPU Cooler with ARGB Lighting, 4×Ф6mm Heatpipes, 120x120x25mm FDB Fan, TDP 220W, Intel LGA1700/1851/1200/115X; AMD AM4/AM5 (152mm in Height)

I waited on getting an air cooler for a long time due to a few things: Ram clearance, height clearance, aesthetics, and price. My PC is custom-built by another company, with the parts handpicked by me. While I picked my parts based on friends' recommendations and a general gist of what I personally needed, after three years, I went into looking for an air cooler for easier maintenance and long-term reliability. I have a mid-case tower, and my RAM sticks are way too high for the big chonky air coolers on the market, and I wasn't going to spend more money just to get better clearance of 32 GB of RAM. That would be a total waste, and after some research, I stumbled upon this brand.I was replacing a 120mm AIO (which I know is essentially pointless unless you lack space or airflow), so finding this air cooler that not only is perfect for my RAM clearance, but also meets my height clearance too. I'm thankful this air cooler doesn't have those annoying nubs at the top, because I don't think I would've met my height clearance otherwise. The design is super slick too, which makes my PC build look real nice, so that's a bonus. I'm using this to cool an AMD Ryzen™ 7 5700G, which is a low TDP CPU of 65W, so the cooler will do its job well.The cooler and fans are well made, and installation was a breeze. The fans runs my PC cool with little to low noise if you adjust the fan curve. It depends on the time of year and where you live, but since I live in a cooler area, my idle temperature sits nicely at 30C and during some gaming sessions with Chrome and Discord in the background, between 47-55C. However, I do have other fans installed for more optimized airflow, so other people’s results will vary. The price is just right, and certainly beats similar air coolers that go over $100 for the same performance. I highly recommend this air cooler if you're looking for RAM clearance, decent CPU cooling, height clearance for mid-sized towers, and a slick design to boot.

Perfect for my needs! It changed my cpu temperature under load noticeably. Not sure why I've used my stock cooler for so long.Background: I have a 5600x with the stock stealth cooler (non-rgb version). I tested it with the side panel off. It could be the fact that I need to replace the thermal paste after a few years of use, but after looking at my temps - it has been reaching the high 80's and even saw it reach a max of 90c while gaming, running discord, and playing music. The fans were all running at 100% speed and cpu was not overclocked. My idle at the lowest was about 41-42c. I didn't want to deal with throttling. This was not ideal and needed to upgrade.Being a lower TDP (65watt) 6-core processor, it does not require the "best" cooler. I wanted something that would make a noticeable impact on temperature, has copper for conductivity, not break the bank, and look okay enough to look nice with my all black build.With the same settings, 23-25c ambient temperature, I had a huge improvement with this single fan Frozn 410 cooler. I maxed out to 62-65c while gaming and running the same applications in the background. My idle dropped to about 34c at its lowest.I tried placing a second fan in a push pull config since I had one laying around just for kicks. It only dropped 2-3c for those that were considering the dual fan set up. I thought about getting the dual fan setup, but glad I didn't as it doesn't make much of a difference for my cpu. This test also justifies why I didn’t go for an all-in-one liquid cooler. The price comparison isn’t worth the small decrease in temps for this cpu.The installation process was smooth as well. I didn't have parts that were bent, screws that didn't turn properly, or were too short. I plugged it in and now I have peace of mind that my computer won't shut off while taking losses in my games. The fan runs quiet and will obviously be a little bit louder, but not obnoxiously loud. I'm sure there are slightly cheaper options that will have similar results, but for what I needed, this was a win.