MasterAir MA620M CPU Cooling System - ARGB Dual Tower Heatsink, 6 Heat Pipes with Quiet SF120R Fan – 5 Year Warranty

The media could not be loaded. For me this Argb cooler is good value for the price paid, it's big, performs very well, and surprisingly quiet even with the dual fans. Has a feel of decent build quality and looks unique too.So it's large due to the two push and pull fans and it's well made, for fitting I would advise removing the fans but making sure you put them back on in the right direction. The actual cooling tower its self is tall and has plenty of fins to allow for very effective cooling, the fans and the rgb covers add to the size.For installation it has all the necessary fixings for AMD and Intel processors, thermal paste, guide to fitting and additional cables. I wouldn't say fitting is easy if you are a novice, but it's not difficult either. Make sure you have plenty of space so removing the ram out of the way and case fan helps, I needed to remove those for installation. One thing to point out is that the fan of the cooler overhangs the ram slot nearest to the processor so if you have tall rgb ram then you may have a issue with the height clearance, for low profile or standard memory it would be fine.Performance wise this cooler is very effective, at idle temp kept at 30⁰ and at full load kept at 51⁰ and it's very quiet even with two fans!As for the rgb it works well, looks nice and can be connected to a motherboard header or a rgb hub, however if you dont have either of those then coolermaster have included a mini rgb controller which can be used to get those rgb lights up and running. The only gripe is if you use the mini controller you either have to keep the side of the case open or somehow channel the controller and cables out of the case which would look messy.I have included a video which shows the cooler fitted and working along with a picture to give an idea of the size of the cooler. Hope this helps!

Let's make this review simple..Pros:-- it looks extremely cool without being over flashy. (you can change the rgb lights to your desire)- it runs quietly- cooling is excellent, I run it with a 8 core 3700x overclocked from 3.6Ghz to 4.2Ghz.. Still runs cool and quietly around 50 degrees!! Which is great!- mounting and installing it was incredibly easy, simple instructions are provided for novice installers.Cons:-- It's bigger in comparison to rival air coolers- because of its size, make sure it fits in your case, some motherboards may block you installing it as the base if some motherboards are big.- some rival air coolers run slightly cooler than this one, and are generally a bit cheaper.You're paying the premium of it looking great in the case, I have not seen another that's as smart and subtle as this one while bringing in excellent results.

Recently had issues with a 3 year old AIO water-cooled no longer cooling.. so decided to go back to air cooling as in the previous ten years of air cooling I had never had an issue (went to water cooling due to aesthetics).Shopped around - and landed on this beast. The installation is easy. Even if your not an advanced builder and its your first time, you shouldn't find it hard installing this - the fans come off and your left with a manageable heatsink and suitable cable length.In terms of performance - its extremely quiet, and its highly efficient. I use an i5 6600k - on idle it will sit around 17/18C - moderate use it will sit around 22-32C. Under gaming conditions it will rise to around 35-45C. Not seen it over 48 yet.. I use a lot of simulation software for work so the CPU is worked hard..I will add that I have 8 fans in the case providing additional air flow. So your results may vary.I wouldn't hesitate to use one in future builds and would definitely recommend this product.

I bought this to replace the Wraith Spire that came with my Ryzen 1700, and it has done great from a thermal perspective.Installation was a little tricky for me as it doesn't slot into the default am4 backplate my motherboard came with, instead requiring its own backplate (though the difficulty was more to do with my motherboard than this cooler, it could have been avoided if it screwed into that backplate) and the large cooler does have compatibility issues with some taller RAM modules - specifically the Vengeance LED/RGB heatspreader is too tall and doesn't fit well in the 1st dimm slot next to this cooler (it can work but it is a tight fit that not everyone would be happy with).Performance is great, running about 15 to 20 degrees cooler under the same conditions as my Wraith Spire did, and allowing me to overclock successfully where my system had previously been unable to. The fans do not get particularly loud, even under full load. The cooler looks great, and I like how it uses a standard RGB connector to plug into many motherboards so it has wide compatibility, though it is a little annoying that the controller in my motherboard (ASUS Aura) cannot replicate all of the effects that the included manual switch can. I guess this is probably more of a software issue, but I don't know if ASUS will ever expand the abilities of Aura to take advantage of the specific abilities of all of the different 3rd party RGB components when they can just control them all generically for simpler and wider compatibility.