Cooler Master MasterAir MA620P TUF Gaming Edition RGB Twin Tower CPU Air Cooler w/ TUF Camo, 6 Continuous Direct Contact 2.0 Heatpipes, Push-Pull, Dual MF120R 120mm RGB Fans, AMD Ryzen/Intel1151

this Air cooler is amazing, is huge but easy to install, fans are extremely silent, rgb lighting, quality, excelent performance on load, great purchase.

This is a great cooler performance wise. My ryzen 5 2600 at 4.1 ghz is running at 29C idle and 58C under full load. I used the ryzen master software for the stress test. At the time of this review, this cooler is $39.99, which is an absolute steal!Pros:-Performance/Price-Two RBG Fans (Three different circulating modes; does all colors *rolls eyes*)-Fits all modern motherboard socket types-Great temperatures!Cons:Okay okay okay.. the mounting of this cooler is questionable. It is most definitely a cooler that needs to be mounted on the motherboard when it is outside of the case. There are four nuts that need to be tighten on top of the cooler mounting bracket. 3 out of the 4 of these nuts are easy to tighten, but one of the nuts is next to the 8 pin CPU connector. This proposes a slight problem especially when your motherboard's VRMs have heat sinks. The provided tool for tightening these nuts does not exactly fit in between this area. With a little wiggle space, it is indeed possible to get the cooler mounted. It is just not ideal, and I did slightly worried at first. I just had to slowly tighten the screw and replace the tool on the nut a few times.I am giving this cooler a 4/5. For its current price, it is an awesome cooler. I do not exactly like the fans provided with it, but when priced right with a beast cooler, I will not complain.If you have ever installed a 212 evo, you can install this cooler. It is easier than a 212 evo installation. Hands down.

Matches TUF theme of my case, works about as well as an EVO 212.

I recently bought an AMD R7 2700x and figured the stock Wraith Prism cooler could keep the temps in check if I didn't manually OC it. While the Prism is a beautiful cooler and the best stock cooler I have ever seen included with a CPU it could not keep temps within what I would consider a "safe" range aka below 85c at load with only precision boost on.Even at idle it was at 55 or even 60c! I know these CPUs can hit 95c without throttling but I prefer a cooler CPU. So I had to run the 2700x without PBO on to keep temps in check. I bought this cooler and boy am I impressed. I went from 95-98c with PBO on in Cinebench with a max score of 3755 to temps of about 75c and a score of 3945. After a manual OC to 4.36GHz on all cores the max temp was 81c with a score of 4215! I backed off the OC for stability to 4.25GHz and the CPU never sees 80c. This cooler is amazing! Oh and it is quite pretty as well!

There are 2 critical flaws with the mounting system for the MA620P. The mounting system is horribly designed and I now understand why there are so many bad comments regarding installation- it’s incompatible with certain motherboards that it claims to be compatible with.First, the mounting bracket claims to be compatible with intel 1151 socket motherboards, but this is not universally true. It is not compatible with my particular Intel 1151 socket motherboard. I would need to use an angle grinder to cut off a couple of the unnecessary AMD specific pieces of the mounting bracket in order for it to fit.Second problem- it’s literally impossible to tighten one of the 4 screws to fasten the heatsink assembly because it’s blocked by the motherboard heatsinks and completely inaccessible once you put it onto the mounting screws being held on by their terribly designed bracket. Of course in their installation video they use some low end motherboard without such heatsinks.Totally unacceptable. Buy a different cooler unless you want to get delayed over a day installing your new system by a terrible installation mounting system and probably end up buying a 2nd cooler fan to use instead which can actually be properly attached to your motherboard + cpu.

I bought this because it was discounted to $39. I wanted to compare it to my EVGA CLC 240 water cooler. Which is known very good cooling, but at very high noise levels. So I did many tests with two different thermal compounds Mx-4 and noctua nt-h1. I used this on my Mildly overclocked Ryzen 2600. In the end this cooler runs about 3-4 degrees hotter than the water cooler, but at about 1/4 the noise level. The trade was worth it, so I’m keeping it! Install was kinda difficult but not terrible. BTW noctua cooling paste was about 1-2 degrees cooler than Mx-4.

This is an absolutely ridiculously powerful fan. A beast! While permanently overclocking my CPU to 5 GHz and running games at max settings, this fan keeps the temperature at and below 60° C. This fan moves so much air it indubitably cools everything in my case as well. Just watch out, this is a massive cooler and may not fit in smaller cases.

This device was nice and looked sturdy. I do not have the device anymore, I sent the device back for a refund. I plugged the device in and the lights came on and as soon as the fans began to spin, one of the blade shot off. I would rate this more stars, but I wasn't even able to fully test it