MasterAir MA410M

The media could not be loaded. For me this Argb cooler is good value for the price paid, it's big, performs very well, and surprisingly quiet even with the dual fans. Has a feel of decent build quality and looks unique too.So it's large due to the two push and pull fans and it's well made, for fitting I would advise removing the fans but making sure you put them back on in the right direction. The actual cooling tower its self is tall and has plenty of fins to allow for very effective cooling, the fans and the rgb covers add to the size.For installation it has all the necessary fixings for AMD and Intel processors, thermal paste, guide to fitting and additional cables. I wouldn't say fitting is easy if you are a novice, but it's not difficult either. Make sure you have plenty of space so removing the ram out of the way and case fan helps, I needed to remove those for installation. One thing to point out is that the fan of the cooler overhangs the ram slot nearest to the processor so if you have tall rgb ram then you may have a issue with the height clearance, for low profile or standard memory it would be fine.Performance wise this cooler is very effective, at idle temp kept at 30⁰ and at full load kept at 51⁰ and it's very quiet even with two fans!As for the rgb it works well, looks nice and can be connected to a motherboard header or a rgb hub, however if you dont have either of those then coolermaster have included a mini rgb controller which can be used to get those rgb lights up and running. The only gripe is if you use the mini controller you either have to keep the side of the case open or somehow channel the controller and cables out of the case which would look messy.I have included a video which shows the cooler fitted and working along with a picture to give an idea of the size of the cooler. Hope this helps!

The instructions were not that simple to follow but having read a few comments removed the fans first to make life easier still wasnt that simple to fit but the look is great and surprisingly the unit is fairly quiet. Keeps the ryzen 7 5800x around 45deg

It's a great fan once you get it to work, but if you intend to mount it following the instructions in the booklet, get ready for a fun afternoon. The booklet gives you cryptic drawings that you might be able to decipher, but if you happen to have an older motherboard that doesn't have RGB input, you will not get past it without help from YouTube.Mounting adventures aside, once it's in it works like a charm and looks gorgeous!

Does what it says and nice ARGB to boot.

Well it works for me PC so I'm happy with it

I returned it and purchased an AIO.Too big, too loud and generally just looks crappy in a full windowed case.Tbh it’s 2022. Just get an AIO.

Perfect coler

Well this thing is a beast, and it looks good in the case. BUT, it's also a beast to install. Firstly you have to build half of it so you can mount it on different socket types, but secondly actually installing it on the mainboard was a horrible experience.I ended up removing the fans so that I could get access to the mounting screws to screw it to the mainboard - there was no way I could have used the included spanner to get it attached - firstly there was no room within the case to do that, so I'd have had to mount this on the mainboard prior to fitting the mainboard in the case. But secondly, even if I'd done that, there's enough furniture on the mainboard (ASRock z390) that I couldn't get an angle anyway. So, I removed the fans from either side, which made screwing to the mainboard a lot easier. Then I reattached the fans. However, the fan cable couldn't reach the mainboard connectors! So I had to remove the fans again, unthread the cables from the fan housing, and pull them straight across to the mainboard and refit the fans. Even then it was very very tight.All in all, assembly of this unit alone took more time than the rest of the PC build entirely, and that's not an exaggeration. It looks good, but definitely was not worth the grief.Avoid!

Works well but due to the fact that it works with many other systems, installation took a bit long.

Produto bonito porém veio com defeito!

ARGB-LEDも綺麗だし買って良かったと思うけど、とにかくデカイ。買う前に自分のPCケースに収まるのか確認した方が良い。マザボやメモリーによっては干渉するかもしれないし、カバーが閉まらないかも。

マザーボードはsteel legendB450ケースはクーラーマスターQ500Lでの感想です。とにかく背が高い。虎徹よりもさらにデカく、ゲームのボタンのような突起部分がケースのクリアパネルに当たってしまいます。Q500Lはアクリル製なので、無理くり押さえて留めて、少し膨らんでますがなんとか収まりました。あと5ミリ背が低ければ、、の印象しかしながら、光り方には目を見張るものがあります。CPU温度に合わせたライティング、外付けのスイッチひとつでマザーとの同期も可能。中央のアクリル窓から見えるグラデーションがとても美しい。説明書が分かりにくいですが、良く頭を使えば当たり前の接続をするだけ。付属品もしっかりしていて、アドレサブルled コネクタとの接続も簡単でした。汎用のRGB4ピンには対応していない様子。静音性については静かな方でしょう。マザーボード側でPWM制御の設定をちゃんと変えてやればアイドリング時はほぼ無音ですね。

Un excellent matériel : bon refroidissement et silence en fonctionnement de bureau. Lorsque le processeur est davantage sollicité dans les jeux, c'est sur qu'on entendra un peu plus les ventilateurs, mais il n'y a pas de refroidissement magique.Attention cependant pour ceux qui voudraient utiliser la fonction LED.Ce matériel utilise un cable de connexion pour la gestion des lumières de format 3 pins type A-RGB. La boite précise qu'il est compatible avec beaucoup de marques de cartes mères, comme ma MSI B360 gaming qui gère le "mystic light" (réglage précis et individuel des lumières par la carte mère). La boite du Cooler master précise qu'il est compatible "mystic light", et pourtant vous risquez comme moi d'avoir une mauvaise surprise car certaines cartes mères sont équipés de connecteurs 4 pins 12V sur lesquels on ne peut pas brancher le cable de réglage du coolermaster. Apparemment, seules les cartes mères haut de gamme ont des connecteurs 3 pins compatibles.Attention, on peut tout de même brancher ce coolermaster sur toutes les cartes mères et régler un peu les lumières, car il est vendu avec un petit boitier en plastique de controle, qui se place dans le boitier du PC. En suivant les indications de branchement, on peut tout brancher, sauf le petit cable A-RGB, et il suffira alors de régler manuellement les lumières avec le boitier fourni. Ce cable est en fait optionnel et est utile pour jouer avec les lumières directement par la carte mère. Mais il est utile de vérifier le branchement dont vous disposez sur la carte mère car la compatibilité n'est pas garantie, malgré ce que dit la boite.