ID-COOLING FROZN A620 GDL Limited Edition Dual-Tower Air CPU Cooler, 6 Heatpipes, Dual 120x120x27mm FDB Fans, Black CPU Cooler with Golden Lines Decorated, Support LGA1851/1700/1200/115X; AMD AM5/AM4

A really good cooler that cools my LGA 1700 13700k phenomenally despite it being an air tower. Works great and installation is really straight forward, nothing out of the ordinary here. Outperformed my previous thermal right peerless assassin by about 4 degrees Celsius, but this one looks much better in the case. Fits in my dan a3 case by Lian li even with moving the front fan up a bit for RAM clearance. Would highly recommend this case. Great value for money and gives thermal right a run for its money.

I bought this as at about $40 it was less expensive than similar coolers and short enough to fit the Thermaltake case I had choosen. It installed on my Intel Ultra 7 265 easily enough. Understand the installation directions thoroughly before installing the mobo in the case, or you'll have to backtrack. it is very quiet.

Very good price for performance. Even comes with thermal paste, unmatched price for performance.

As soon as I seen the looks of this cooler, I knew it was the one I have been looking for. Upon opening the box, however, I was immediately worried about the quality. The fins feel really fragile, and the black coating can easily be scratched if you are not careful, which could instantly ruin some of the looks you are paying the extra $10 for (It is $30 for the original one and $40 for this one). The fin covers where it has the design and 'FROZN' logo is also extremely cheap feeling as it is thin plastic. The cooler was pretty easy to install. Despite the feelings of cheap materials, this cooler is extremely slick to look at. If you want a 'Blacked Out' build, I recommend this cooler. I am thinking about dropping it into a white case just to make my hardware "pop" even more. The performance is also actually really great too. I'm only using this on a 5600x, but it dropped my gaming temps from around 84c down to 62c. I was only using a Wraith Prism before I bought this cooler, and I am overall satisfied. The fans that came with this cooler feel solid overall and stay relatively quiet until higher temps, but I can't hear it over my headset while gaming. No reverb or bad bearings as of yet. $40 feels a little much for how cheap some of it feels, but it only feels cheap and doesn't look cheap. I suppose since the performance is great it is worth that price as it is a competitive price with similarly designed dual tower coolers. (In case it could be important and if anyone is wondering, I am using a 5600x paired with a RX 6700 XT at 1440p. Around 100 frames in demanding games. My PC case doesn't have the best airflow either so performance might vary for you if you bought this cooler. I would recommend it.)

If this isn’t the DeeoCool 620 rebranded I don’t know what it is. Fantastic cooler for the price

bought this for my computer, it wasn't terribly overheating but i needed an upgrade from the stealth cooler i bought when i first built the computer so i bought this thing, money well spent it turns out. it's got a bit of noise but my case fans drown out what little noise this gives off boy at full blast it's got a bit of a deep hum to it, which is pretty good sounds. the installation was easy, it's not toddler level intuitive, you might have to read the manual but if you know what you are doing, it's a pretty easy install, even with tall ram, just move one of the fans around. you'll find a good fit if you have tall ram if you experiment a little. after installing, my cpu was... well it would still burn me but in cpu world, it's a lil chilly. my cpu overheated a lot less now, it overheated so little i was able to sneak in a little overclocking on the side and squeeze more performance out. overall a great upgrade for a computer starting out with a stealth cooler if you want a performance boost on the side too. if not, it might keep your cpu cool enough to extend it's life a good amount.

Great product! Keeps my cpu nice and cold! Only downside is, I wish they had reverse flow fans that matched the ones on this cooler so I could fill my entire computer with them! Beautiful clean design.

This cpu cooler works wonders on my system. Although I found it a little difficult to put together and install onto my ASUS B550 motherboard, it’s compact enough to not interfere with my RAM or graphics card. It does get a little loud while I play CPU demanding games like FC 25, but it’s comparable to the sound of Noctua when I’m doing desktop activities.

hält meinen amd ryzen 5800x bei 62 grad unter volllast. top zufrieden.

Awesome cooler! Keeper temps on my 9800x3d low even during extended usage. I haven't seen any thermal throttling yet at all and I've been running it for about two months.

You'll never find anything better than this cooler at such a price point, it cools very well and isn't noisy like most coolers at this price point

Very happy with this gold edition to match with the style of build I was aiming for, and the performance is great. Like at normal office working I can actually feel cool air coming OUT of the case sometimes. Style: I was going for a sober, subtle style: ProArt case with dark wood front, plus MSI Sapphire brushed brass/gold gfx card and the subtle gold accents on the fans here go super well together. Build quality: The overall quality of the cooler is great, and that you can move the fan up slightly to clear the Lexar Ares RGB memory sticks is great (I could probably get away with not doing this but feel better knowing there is a gap there). Performance: PC Build = AMD 9800X3D, 5070Ti, MSI Mag Tomahawk X970E motherboard, Lexar Ares RGB memory, WD Black NVMe stick, TUF 850W PSU. I haven't tried overclocking massively I don't need to with this build in 2025 At "idle" or low level office working, the CPU runs around 39-43 deg C (remember human body temp is about 36/37 deg C) Running Doom Dark Ages and Indiana Jones Great Circle both with very high to ultra settings with RT path tracing on the HW Info reports the CPU running around 52-55 deg C, which is insanely cool for the games (yeah I know the GPU handles most of this, but I'm still VERY surprised the CPU is running that cold) Fan noise: At low level working, I did set the CU and case fans to go a bit slower than stock and ramp up for gaming temps, but as hinted above, I have yet to see the CPU hit 60 deg C let alone go above this so the CPU fans just aren't getting anywhere near take-off noise. Personally I like things as quiet as possible. Bearing in mind the PC is sitting on the desk about 1 metre from my ears, if I'm not wearing headphones in my super quiet office space, there IS a background fan whir but it's quite minimal. This could be the case fans rather than the CPU Cooler. Could be both. I haven't tried fiddling with offsetting fans (if that's possible without the specialist fan setups). For the price and if you are going for a similar build style, it's a safe purchase