ID-COOLINGFROZN A720 Black - 6.4" Height Black Dual-Tower Air CPU Cooler, 7×Ф6mm Heatpipes, Dual 140x140x25mm FDB Fans, TDP 300W, Intel LGA1700/1851/1200/115X/20XX; AMD AM4/AM5 (163mm in Height)

With my recent rebuild, I decided to explore air cooling again. I found this cooler rated very well on GN and I have to say that I'm really pleased with it. It's cooling an Intel 13600K at stock speeds (recent power limits applied), and it's more than adequate. It's very quiet when not under full load but of course you can expect to hear the fans when they spin at full speed. The Black version goes well with a blackout color theme and overall it seems really well made, though I do intend to replace the fans with something a little better...not because the included fans are bad but because I would prefer fans with higher static pressure. This is a good cooler, and even better if you can find it on sale!

The media could not be loaded. Cooling a Ryzen 9 7900. My 360 AIO pump started to make a noise like air might be trapped in the pump. My temps weren't out of control, however, they were noticeably higher than normal. I haven't air-cooled any of my builds in about 3yrs and I wanted to return to the simplicity of air cooling while keeping the cooling performance of an AIO. I chose the a720 Black from ID-Cooling. I am more than pleased. Extremely quiet under load and dead silent at idle. My temps are the same as when I was using a 360 AIO. Solid build quality and not to mention she looks absolutely beautiful and sleek all while costing close to $100 less than the Noctua D15. It's a win, win with a massive victory at the end. I am more than happy with my choice of CPU cooler. If you're on the fence about this cooler get up off of it and make the purchase.

Got this to cool my new 5800X3D. Normal usage, my cpu stays in the low to mid 30’s. Max in gaming was 73°C and an average of 61°C. Installation for the am4 was kinda “meh.” I had to have someone hold the backplate so I could attach the brackets on the front, after that it was a breeze. Would definitely recommend, can’t beat the price to performance.

Good PriceGood Quality5/5

It can cool a 10900k pulling 240 watts pretty reliably. and the noise isnt bad at full speed.

there was a an improvement when I upgraded from PA120 to the PS120se. Upgrading from the PS120se to the A720 not so much maybe 1-2c difference but because every test is lil different if falls in the margin of error. So its not much of an upgrade, even tho A720 is taller and wider than PS120se and using the same fan configuration, same amount of heat pipes and thermal paste (MX-2) temperature are basically the same. The next step is to try a different thermal paste or thermal sheet.

The ID-COOLING FROZN A720 Black CPU cooler has completely exceeded my expectations, delivering exceptional cooling performance and stunning aesthetics to my PC build. From its robust construction to its whisper-quiet operation, this cooler has quickly become the centerpiece of my gaming setup.Firstly, the cooling performance of the FROZN A720 is unmatched. Equipped with dual 120mm PWM fans and six high-performance heat pipes, this cooler effectively dissipates heat from my CPU, ensuring optimal temperature levels even during intense gaming sessions or CPU-intensive tasks. The low-profile design also allows for compatibility with a wide range of PC cases, making it a versatile choice for any build.Secondly, the build quality and aesthetics of the FROZN A720 are exceptional. The sleek black design with brushed aluminum accents adds a touch of elegance to my PC build, while the RGB lighting elements provide customizable illumination to match my setup's theme. The attention to detail in the construction is evident, with durable materials and precision engineering ensuring long-lasting performance.The installation process was straightforward, thanks to the included mounting hardware and clear instructions. The universal compatibility of the FROZN A720 makes it easy to install on various CPU socket types, saving me time and effort during the setup process.Additionally, the FROZN A720 operates quietly, even under heavy loads. The PWM fans adjust their speed dynamically based on CPU temperature, minimizing noise while maintaining optimal cooling performance. This ensures a quiet and distraction-free gaming experience, allowing me to focus on the game without the distraction of fan noise.Overall, I couldn't be happier with the ID-COOLING FROZN A720 Black CPU cooler. Its exceptional cooling performance, stunning aesthetics, ease of installation, and quiet operation make it a must-have component for any PC enthusiast or gamer. If you're in search of a high-quality CPU cooler that delivers on both performance and style, look no further than the FROZN A720.

The fans are slightly bigger than the radiator, which if installed, it would block the RAM. It would be a good idea to decrease the size of fan just a little bit so that it rests nicely on top of the RAM.