I used it for over 1.5 years on 5600X and 5700X3D. Unfortunately, the 150w TDP does not reflect reality. Throttling is rampant. I tested it quite a bit at full speeds (very noisy), but unfortunately, the temperatures were quite high. And we're talking about mid-range processors, without overclocking, etc.

However, I will give it 3 stars because a) it is relatively cheap b) it seems to work on lower-end processors according to other reviewers and c) it has really beautiful ARGB, fully compatible with Razer Synapse.

In the end, I preferred to spend a little more and go for Be Quiet Dark Rock 5.

Do not buy it unless you have a very mediocre quality processor (up to and including bad). It is not worth it at all, neither for its price nor is it easy to install. Nothing. 0.5/5

Truly, it is a gem easy to place relatively and maintains good temperature at low speeds...

A Ryzen 7 5700G does the job just fine. It is very compact in size. I have a Micro ATX case and it fits perfectly, leaving some room (only its height might be an issue if you have a narrow case). It has a very nice RGB lighting and if you have a glass panel, it's for admiring... I don't know about other coolers because I never had one, so I can't compare. The noise is at normal levels (depending on usage, of course) and installation is not the easiest but also not too difficult. Just normal things...

But in terms of appearance... it's amazing! I don't think you can find anything more beautiful for the money...

Playing warzone, with my ryzen 5800x it reached up to 98 degrees..
What can I say, beautiful but useless...

Beautiful cooler and I don't think you will have any issues with the width of the RAM, it is like the factory one of Ryzen 5, just make sure it fits in your case in terms of height. I have no issues with temperatures

First of all, I must say that the cooler is a real gem. Simply wonderful. It can be a bit tricky to install, but nothing too scary. Maybe I wouldn't recommend it to someone building their first computer.

In terms of cooling, it is very satisfactory. On a Ryzen 7 5700g, at 0% load it stays at 33-36 °C, at normal load (3-12%) it reaches 44-50 °C. The most impressive part was when I ran Prime95 at 100% load, it briefly touched 73 °C and then settled at a more stable 63-66 °C (Tests conducted with an external temperature of 25-30). It is fairly quiet up to 50 degrees with 2000rpm. As temperatures rise, it starts to make some noise, which is normal.

Lastly, it is quite large, not so much in width. I can hardly imagine anyone having an issue with RAM clearance, especially with full ATX. However, make sure it fits in your case without touching anything, as it is quite "tall".

I will try to update my review after some time, based on its durability.