ID-COOLING FROZN A410 Black CPU Cooler, 220W TDP, 152mm Height

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.

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.

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 replacement for my PC, the original one was way underpowered and burnt out in less than a year. This is at least double the fan power which is needed for an i7. It's a little bit difficult to put inwhen you get to the wire holders part, but it's a simple procedure I just don't have nimble hands. The video to replace was 1000% spot on. It's not as quiet as the original one but again the original one wasn't powerful enough. But it's still quiet. Also this one doesn't have the cables for all the novelty lights that the other one had, but in my opinion I'd rather have it work than have lights on it. Also it does come with the gell for the CPU. Which I didn't know so I had bought my own.

TLDR: Clean design, decent cooling, solid value—but I should’ve gone with the 2-fan version. Good, not great. I recently made the switch back to air cooling after running an AIO for the past couple of years. I picked up the ID-COOLING FROZN A410 Black because I wanted something simple, quiet, and reliable—and overall, it checks most of those boxes. The build quality is solid, and I really like the all-black design. It gives the inside of my case a clean, uniform look without any flashy RGB or weird design choices. Installation was mostly straightforward, though the mounting system could be easier—definitely not the most beginner-friendly. I am an experienced PC builder and my experience may be because I have not built with air cooling in some time, but to a new pc builder this is not as easy to build as it can be. Performance-wise, it’s good. Temps are manageable and much better than a stock cooler, but coming from liquid cooling, I can definitely feel the difference. Under heavier loads, it holds its own, but just barely. This is where I feel like I should’ve spent a bit more and gotten the dual-fan version for that extra airflow and cooling headroom. The fan can also get a little louder than expected when things heat up, which isn’t a deal-breaker but something to keep in mind if you’re building for quiet performance. Overall, it's a solid single-tower cooler that gets the job done, just don’t expect AIO-level cooling. If you're stepping down from liquid like I did, go for the 2-fan model if you want to stay closer to those temps.

Im really satisfied with the performance of this cooler, its size is perfect which gave me room for the ram. The mounting was really easy with the instructions and the quality felt really good, there was a couple of really small scratches on the fins but they were barely notable. The performance is pretty good, it’s able to keep the i5 12400f at a cool 60-65 degrees under 100% usage at 70% fan speed. The noise is pretty minimal but at high usage it’s a lot more noticeable but not enough to distract you or make you concerned. Overall would recommend for people who want a cheap but well built cup cooler.

It is like 20 degrees cooler from that stock cooler i was temporarily using. very happy. it is minimal and it does not block the ram so there is clearance for my rgb ram fans. Very good.

Works great!

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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。

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"

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