ID-COOLINGIS-55 ARGB CPU Cooler Low Profile 57mm Height CPU Air Cooler ARGB 5 Heatpipes 120x120x15mm Slim Fan, CPU Fan for Intel LGA1700/115X/1200; AMD AM4/AM5, For Desktop

Fit in a Dell Optiplex 7050. It’s tight but it fits. Fan is way quieter than the factory fan and it seems to be keeping the temps down better than the stock heatsink. So far the highest it got up to under load is 85 before it was hitting 100. I used m3x20 screws to mount so that I wouldn’t need to remove the motherboard.

Got this to pair with my 7800X3d in a Fractal Terra case. A lot of reviews stated that this is one of the best cooler for the case. I assume that the cooling would be god tier, but in actual reality, you need to undervolt the CPU or any in that regards to get the best temps. Before under volting, I'd idle around the 70c, but after I'd hit around 60c.You can use their slim fan that came with it, but I opted for Noctua 25mm fan since I'm able to move the case.I should have gotten the RGB version since it was $5 cheaper. I suggest getting that if you plan on swapping out the fans anyways.

Used this in a stealth build and let me just say - it's been perfect.CPU temperatures stay cool - using a i7-13700KF and it's been smooth sailing. The stock fan is great but I ended up swapping it for a Noctua fan, not needed of course. Mounting this thing was not that difficult either, it took a few tries but once I got it we were good to go. It's super small and clears my ram perfectly well. Good on ID Cooling :)

Great cooling for a i5 14600k with minor power limits. Fan is very loud though, might want to replace fan with something quieter like a noctua fan. Size is perfect anything bigger and it wouldn't fit my motherboard or case. I like design of fan. Very easy to install as well.

This unfortunately does not fit a Sliger SM550 case. However, it does cool the 5800XT well and it's quiet 99% of the time.

Well made and easy to install. Great choice if you have limited space in your case. Kept my Ryzen 7 9700X at about 80C will gaming which is acceptable, but not ideal for processor longevity. I would say this is great for mid-range spec processors and smaller gaming builds. If your case has enough room, do yourself a favor and get the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Pro or something similar. My gaming temperature is 10-15 C cooler with the Cooler Master compared with this.

I've been using this cooler now for over a year and I must say it is exactly what I needed to get the job done for my Meshlicious case. Even after upgrading from a 12400F to a 14700KF, it still can in some setting-configurations (mainly when I am doing significant undervolting) keep my 14700KF below 90C in temps on full load (Caveat: i have disabled all E-cores and am only using the P-cores). I am still optimizing my undervolt, though!Try this with some Arctic MX-6 thermal paste and a custom high-end fan like the Phantecks T30 or SuperFlower MegaCool (if your case has the extra space for it) for extra cooling capacity!

This works quite well, but it's time for me to vent. As I was reading the instructions, it states to remove the 15 mm fan for the AMD CPU and use the long screws to secure the 25 mm fan. My question is what? I looked in the box and the parts I scattered around, there was no 25 mm fan, the longer screws were there but no larger fan. Lucky for me I had purchased a 120 x 25 mm fan, a box of three about a couple of weeks earlier, from the same manufacture ID, and only used two of them. So I grabbed the fan I didn't use earlier and installed it. The IS-15 cooler works well and is extremely quiet, with my larger ID fan, that was not included. The smaller included fan was to be used for Intel CPU. I looked over the Amazon Description, there was no mentioned of requiring a different fan for AMD, which is not included in the box. It just states a 120 x 15 mm fan. I have a similar grip with the manufacture, I purchased another ID cooler, which I will review soon. ID's Products are good, but their communication is poor.