Quite, ergonomic, huge cooling capacity.
It does need to run at full speed, as the cooling is sufficient at low gear.
Bought for AM4 socket 7 5800 CPU..
A bit difficult to install, first time...
You need to put MB brakets completely loose, tighten the cooler to brakets, and only after that thighten brakets to MB.

Perhaps if not the best cooler for the money. I had a stock cooler and replaced it with the Arctic Freezer 36 ARGB and the processor temperatures have dropped by 25 degrees. Stress test max 47 degrees. 10/10

Very stable temperatures. I have the Ryzen 7 5700X and it keeps it at 50 degrees. Very good A-RGB; you can change the colors however you like, and it’s very quiet at full speed

An amazing cooler. I installed it on a Ryzen 5700X, which is one of the hottest processors, and it keeps the temperature in-game (PUBG, WoW Retail, Overwatch) around 57–70 degrees max

Good quality, quiet, perfect. The RGB cables are a bit difficult to hide, but nevertheless it's perfect

It is the very least unacceptable that 4 screws for mounting on an AMD motherboard are not included. They used to be in the box, but the cheapos removed them in the "updated" rev4 version. Those of you with a pre-built PC, check whether you have the necessary screws before making the purchase and ignore the Arctic glazers who are downvoting us

Excellent cooler at a very good price. The only downside that most people mentioned is that it doesn't have screws for the AMD socket. Luckily, I had kept some from the motherboard and screwed the plastic parts just fine. As for the temperatures, the difference is small compared to the be quiet pure rock 2, about 5 degrees lower with a Ryzen 7 5700X. But since I have a white case, it caught my interest. I definitely recommend it, but be careful with the screws for AMD

It does a very good job. I'm not at a PC all day, but for the hours that I am, it does its job

the screws included do not fit an am5 motherboard and the tool provided is not for these screws. As a cooler, it is very good

It doesn't have heavy work to do for me because it's on a Ryzen 5 5600 and combined with very good airflow inside the case, so I haven't seen more than 65°C on the CPU. Besides that, it's also a beautiful cooler

Good performance - Easy installation, missing screws for the 2 separate side brackets if the old fan was from AMD (Wraith). I used those meant for mounting a Hard Drive. The fans attach to the heatsink with the screw heads already installed on the fans... a little attention is needed with the airflow/position of the fan. Scanning the Barcode on the box takes you to the manufacturer's and the cooler's website.

super easy installation, quick setup, immediate access for adjustment through the BIOS, it's simply a beast, it doesn't raise temperatures at all

At its price and size, it has no competition, good reliability after years of use with all Arctic products. Of course, for a little more there is the Peerless Assassin which is also top in its price range and is a dual tower, with the only drawback being that it is not as attractive.

Good quality, keeps the Ryzen 5 7600x at some good temperatures, I would recommend it because it is also value for money

Very good for its price, it is on an r5 5600x. I previously had an AIO and I can say that the temperatures are very close

I haven't seen a temperature above 68 degrees during rendering with the Intel 12700K. Beast!

Guys, the new packaging is not the one you see in the videos on the internet.
On an AMD processor-motherboard it doesn't fit because the screws don't match!! Gtsinis also mentioned it in the comments but I thought, how wrong could this go... so just know you need the original screws that came with your motherboard!!! Now I'll see what I'll do... until then I won't have a PC of course... that's a big negative!!!

In the end, I found the screws, I had kept them and it didn't trouble me much!! The installation is easy!!!

On an Intel I7 12700k processor with very good results. The price is, I believe, something like "give whatever you want for the good stuff" since it has nothing to envy from coolers costing 80 or 100 euros. Very good choice for 80%.. For overclocking I wouldn't recommend it.

It provides very good cooling for very hot processors like the Ryzen 7 5800X, personally I am very happy with its performance. As for noise, it is quite silent!

amazing cooler, nothing like the stock cooler that comes with the processor, the difference is truly huge

Economical and quite efficient and silent, and it keeps temperatures low! Paired with a Ryzen 7 7800x3D!

A life experience

Even though I dropped the CPU on the floor because I was too lazy to remove the motherboard from the case and went yolo with it, I will say it was a learning experience: don't lift the computer while you've unscrewed the stock cooler.

An experience I gained exclusively thanks to this cooler. Since the dog Intel is still working (somehow...) and the temps are always below 60°C, so 5/5.

the best there is for Ryzen 7 5700x in gaming, silent at full settings, I have never seen above 55-58-60 degrees in a room without air conditioning with 34 degrees outside temperature. I have had it for three days, before I had a water cooler which in ten months broke down and almost destroyed my whole computer, and I had exactly the same temperatures with the air cooler. Water cooling NEVER AGAIN!

Very sturdy construction and completely silent with its 2 fans simply snapping on. Full customization as A-LED with ASUS Armour Crate.

It is an excellent cooler, worth the money, it provides very good cooling and is also silent. I use it with a 7600x and it has not caused me any problems, and it is beautiful in appearance. I recommend it

Very good cooler, I received it the day before yesterday and installed it on the computer. It has very good cooling, the temperatures are very good, no comparison with the previous one I had from the same company with one fan. It's worth the money.