..it worked just fine, my old pc now has a normal temperature.
On the plus side ..it arrived earlier than I was told..

3 stars because like all coolers with plastic feet that attach to the motherboard, they are annoying to install... otherwise, it keeps the temperature low and doesn't bother your ears, convenient in size

So I bought it from a member along with the cooler and the Q9505 processor, both used pieces. It was installed in a socket 755, replacing a Q8200 for more power in order to give the system some extra boost. I have to say the following. I wasn't satisfied as the temperature in idle state shows 55 degrees and under stress it reaches 68 degrees max. I should note that I applied MX4 paste, which is of good quality and I have been using it for several years. Also, I want to emphasize that both products are used, so I don't know what usage was done by their previous owner. In conclusion, I would recommend buying another product as from what I know, it is very likely that this product is not suitable for 95-watt processors. I hope I helped someone here, thank you.

It is what we call you get what you pay for. For everyday use, which is what I want it for, it is quite good (I have installed it on an i3 8100, in simple use the temperature ranges from 38 to 47 and when I play a game I haven't seen it go above 65 so far), it is also quiet, but the installation is difficult.

Awesome cooler for the money, I have it on a Xeon E3 1231 v3 and it does its job very well. I had also installed it on a friend's (1151 chipset) and had a little difficulty there, while it fit perfectly on the 1150, I don't know why

Before this cooler, I had the Intel factory one which is not good, it makes noise and doesn't cool the processor well. This cooler replaced it just fine, although I wasn't sure before because of its low cost. Now the computer sounds minimal and I don't find any heat issues. Overall, I play a lot of games so I test the temperatures I mentioned well.

I have had the cooler for about 2 weeks, after replacing the stock Intel cooler on an E5200 after almost 8 years of having it in the office.

Compared to the stock cooler, the noise is very low and the temperature has dropped by about 10 degrees (although the PC is only used for office work).

The installation is quite easy, although it requires some attention when attaching it so that the plastic parts that secure it do not bend. You can use a screwdriver for convenience and follow the instructions. It includes thermal paste on the cooler, so for a beginner, nothing extra will be needed.

I bought it due to a faulty cooler replacement.

VERY good cooling for its price (actually ~10 degrees lower and around 60 degrees in gaming during summer).

For a budget option, it is very good, the only drawback is that the noise, although low in volume, is at a high frequency and takes a bit of getting used to, especially if you are coming from a different cooler.

It is an honest product. It cools the processor better than the factory cooler and the noise is very minimal. However, it is definitely not 19db. Its installation is like the Intel stock cooler and it comes with pre-applied thermal paste. If you don't want to deal with it for more than 5 minutes and want to have a quiet mind, choose it!

Clearly better than the stock Intel cooler on the i7-8700 in terms of noise. The cooling is improved, but it reaches 80 degrees during rendering. When installing, it helps to gently press the push pins with a screwdriver instead of using your finger.

I have it on an Intel Core Duo processor and it does its job very well. Superior to the stock one I had as the cooler is also bigger and does a good job. It lowered the temperature by about 5-8 degrees at idle. I recommend it for something budget-friendly.

I installed it on an Alienware compared to the Cooler Master G100L, the difference is huge. With the G100L, I was seeing temperatures of 50 degrees and above, while with the other one, which is also cheaper, I was seeing up to 45 degrees. With Arctic Silver 5 paste

10 euro cooler simply amazing. It reduced the temperature by up to 10 degrees!
It's not worth changing it with the mama. I mainly changed it because it made a lot of noise. With this one, I was saved, extremely quiet compared to the Intel cooler. Finally, very easy installation!
That's it, I hope I covered you

I have this cooler on an i7 since 2013, when it was released. The PC has been running non-stop for 5 years and I clean it with air every 3 months. The cooler has not had the slightest problem, the temperatures are typical like with Intel on the same CPU, but the difference is in the noise, which is still almost non-existent today, probably really at 19db. At the price of 10€ that it has dropped to (I bought it for 20€ back then), it is the best! Unfortunately, here in the comments I see several complaints that have nothing to do with the performance and longevity of mine. I hope the quality has not dropped...

I have two of these coolers, they cool satisfactorily and quietly, but both presented the same problem before they closed time. Several times when you turn on the PC at the beginning, they make a very loud noise that starts and decreases after a minute until it stops completely and works fine.

I replaced the stock cooler with this one and I saw a difference. I left it with the paste that came with it and I have no complaints. With the Q6600, from 72 degrees full load for 10 minutes with this one, I went down to 47. A pretty good replacement, and more beautiful. I recommend it to those who want slightly better temperatures than the stock cooler.

I bought it because my original one broke. I installed it on a q9300 (socket 775) and it reduced the temperature by 10-15 degrees! Very good choice for its price. The only thing I find a bit negative is the noise, which personally doesn't bother me much...(it's not excessively loud)

Slightly better than the stock. There is no reason to buy it unless your mum cooler is broken or if it ruins the look of your build.

The cooler is one of the best and most economical options to replace the Intel Stock. It is quite beautiful and also comes with thermal paste. In an old system with C2D where I installed it, I saw a temperature reduction of 5-10 degrees.

Installed on i5 2500, for its price it's quite good! 27-28 degrees idle, and in gaming GTA V, Cities Skylines, Rise of the Tomb Raider, it goes up to a maximum of 60! While with stock I often saw 70+. I recommend it for anyone who doesn't engage in heavy overclocking!

On the i3 6100 that I tested, with normal usage, without games and heavy applications, it maintains a stable temperature at 29 degrees, but the noise bothered me, as it consistently worked at around 2000 RPM.
I connected it to the system fan of the motherboard instead of the CPU fan, and now the RPM can be adjusted (0 to 2000). It is better than the stock cooler, as it has less noise (usually operates at 700 RPM), and it has better temperatures (rarely exceeds 40 degrees).

In intel core 2 duo e6300 with the Manisia cooler and fresh paste, the temperature was at 65 degrees at idle! With the coolermaster and its pre-installed paste, the max was 48 in use! UNBELIEVABLE!!!

Guys, what can I say? This specific product is incredible!! I have it on my gaming pc, specifically on an I5 3.30 GHz, and I have the following results: CPU: 41C
CORE 0-1-2-3: 38C
These are the temperatures during a game.
Get it, I highly recommend it!

I have put it on an i3 6100 for 10 euros, it is worth it from the perspective that it lowered my temperature by 5-10 degrees in heavy games like Crysis 3 and Witcher 3. It is a value for money solution, it fits easily and it is exactly what I wanted, not to see temperatures above 60! And it doesn't make any annoying noise either.

Slightly better than the stock cooler, definitely more beautiful. It is very easy to install and works at around 2000 RPM. The noise is definitely not 19dcb, I wish it was, but still it is not bothersome. For its price, it is great!