Very good, I must say. It cools a 5600x just fine. Idle is around 33c - 35c / under load it doesn't exceed 60

It was installed on a 5600x and the difference was tremendous! With the stock cooler, the CPU would reach 75°+ under full load, but now it doesn't exceed 45°. Amazing! Get it without hesitation!

I have it on an i5 10400. It is locked, so I play on factory settings. In 100% CPU usage tests, it never goes above 65 degrees and it is quite quiet.
In idle conditions, it consistently stays below 45 degrees and is completely silent.
Good materials, easy installation. I highly recommend it for a simple setup.
Always make sure to check the distance from the RAM. For example, in my case, it occupies one RAM slot if it is separate in the image.
It depends on the motherboard.

We used it to upgrade a system that you can see here: https://youtu.be/u8wd8rITREM
It is excellent for its price with a very high-quality packaging, plenty of accessories to fit in most if not all sockets. It comes with a basic RBG controller which allows you to choose some colors and effects and solves the problem if you have an older motherboard (or even a modern but very budget one) that does not have an RGB header.
For quad-core and hexa-core processors, it is perfect as it will have good temperatures without the fan working intensely, for more powerful ones, it might be better to look for something bigger.
Finally, be careful with the 1700 socket which is new and has different holes, so this specific one might not fit unless they make an update for it.

It was installed on an Intel 10700 giant temperature change system 2 months of operation and it is still a beast. My only complaint is the installation, as the instructions seemed to be made by someone who has no idea about PC building, resulting in me having to watch YouTube videos to figure it out. If you don't have much experience with different installation on different architecture than the usual ones, I do not recommend it

It lowered the temperatures by 20 degrees Celsius from the stock cooler on the Ryzen 5 3600. Combined with MasterGel Pro V2 thermal paste.

The cooler was installed on an AMD Ryzen 9 3900X (12 cores) and it cools it nicely, with generally low temperatures. Additionally, the cooler is quiet. My motherboard supports RGB, so I didn't need to use the adapter. It fit comfortably in a full tower Phanteks Enthoo Pro Tempered Glass case, and I had no issues with it touching the memory (G.SKILL F4-3600C17D-32GTZR 32GB (2X16GB) DDR4 3600MHZ TRIDENT Z RGB DUAL KIT). Everything is perfect, guys, it's worth its money!

An excellent cooler that I use on my Ryzen 3600X. Previous reviewers have also mentioned that the difference compared to the stock cooler is significant. It requires careful installation. It is silent.

One of the best during the summer, with 30 degrees in the room and the PC on all day, it doesn't overheat in-game

The PC includes an AMD Ryzen 5 3600, Gigabyte Super G.Skill TridentZ 16GB RGB, Kolink Observatory 700Watt PSU, Be Quiet 500GB SSD M.2, Samsung 970 Evo Plus, and a 4TB HDD Seagate. There will likely be a change in the processor, probably going for the Ryzen 7 5800x. The motherboard is the B550 A Pro MSI

Very good solution for the system.
It has a pretty good cooling, for the most demanding ones you can also add an extra fan for air extraction.

I bought the cooler last March and from what I can see, its price has increased. It does a very good job! I have installed it on an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Box. The difference with the processor's cooler is huge.

Amazing cooler! I have it on a Ryzen 5 3600 processor and the temperatures I have are 30 in idle and 50 in gaming!

Replaced the stock cooler on Ryzen 3600. It gave temperatures of 35° at idle and up to 75° under load. Now, with a second fan for push-pull, it stays around 30° at idle and max 70° under load.
No issues with my RAM on my motherboard (b550 tomahawk), but be careful as it may depend on the case width for fitting.
There was initially some difficulty with the bracket for installing it on the Am4 socket, but it was quickly resolved with a small tutorial on YouTube.
Beautiful and efficient, I am fully satisfied.

At idle, it reaches 22 degrees with a room temperature of 19 degrees. In games, I haven't seen it go above 50 degrees. So it's definitely worth the money

For up to Ryzen 5800x, it is good and suitable. Although it has a TDP of 140w and 105w, on Ryzen 5950x with 7 high-quality CoolerMaster fans, it reaches 55 degrees at idle. So whoever buys it should keep in mind that it is excellent for Ryzen 5800x and below.

Very good with the stock cooler, I had 85 degrees on the 3600 and with this one it dropped to 65. Very beautiful and high-quality, worth every penny.

Beautiful, silent, efficient! It fit comfortably in the Carbide 400c! No issues with the memory! I've had it for a week with the Ryzen 5 2600. I mainly play Ark Survival Evolved on an online server, which is not exactly light gaming! It hasn't gone above 40°C so far, and these days it's 30 degrees inside the house!

The best thing one can find for this money, very good quality and literally solves the problem of AMD temperatures. It is bulky but if you have a large case for ATX motherboards, it is very good and beautiful.

Good as you will buy it straight out of the box! It would be nice to have an extra fan for push-pull operation!!! The only thing I didn't like is that the RGB controller requires power, which seems silly to me since it already has a power supply! That's where I think they should have looked into it somehow!

I have combined it with a Ryzen 3600 and it "flies". I am into gaming and video editing. Playing games like Fortnite, Minecraft, PUBG, etc., the temperature stays at around 55-60 degrees. While editing in Adobe Premiere, it reaches a maximum of 70 degrees. Now, as for the appearance, it is the best for the money. Buy it without fear!!!

I have installed it on a Ryzen 3600. The temperatures range from 35-40 at idle and have not exceeded 65 at full load. Overall, it is a very nice and high-quality cooler. You might have a little difficulty with the installation, but if you watch a video on YouTube, it is easier than you think. Personally, I am very satisfied because it combines good cooling and appearance. If appearance doesn't matter to you, the Cryorig H7 has slightly lower temperatures and dB. The only negative aspect is its fairly large size, which is borderline with the first positions of the RAM slots. In my case, I couldn't easily fit them in slots 1-3, so I put them in 2-4. Other than that, it works great!

For years now, the 212 has been one of the best value-for-money products and now it comes with RGB lighting!!! It works flawlessly with my MSI Mystic Light on my X470 Gaming Pro! It definitely deserves the few extra euros.

*** In response to a previous comment, the size it occupies in relation to the position of the RAM slots depends to a great extent on the specific motherboard (specialized positions for each stick) and of course the thickness of the case.

Very good, it keeps the Ryzen 5 2600 at a maximum of 55 degrees under load. It is worth the money and it also has nice colors