
Keeps my 14700kf cooled very quiet.

Why did I pick this? I was intrigued by this so I bought it. Sure, its pricier than most pastes. There is a thick plastic side and a thin plastic side. I cut the piece to size and used a sharp utility knife to pre-peal the thin plastic side and fold the corner. I wiped the die with the enclosed alcohol pad, pealed the thick plastic side, centered the pad, used the spatula to press it down and then grabbed the pre-folded edge of the thin plastic to remove. It wasnt too bad. I dont know if it works better as I have not compared it to regular thermal paste but I am satisfied that I got an appropriate amount between the CPU and the cooler.

-there working as intend "premium fans" keeps my parts nice and cool -quite - actually comes with some useful stuff cabling wise

Thing thing fit perfect and runs super quit temp are way way cooler

Works Great - USB interface a plus


get it its great

Awesome Thermal Conductivity & lower temps, easy application

Very quite operation for a vertical install in an OC system.



I like that the cooler once setup is clean and simple. It does take a little patience to setup everything but worth it. Its quiet and dropped my temps from 80-84 C to 55-60C on my 7700x (previous Corsair H60).

You can pay more, you can pay less. But eventually you have to settle on one choice. I went with Be Quiet because I have experience with the brand and trust it. I also went with Be Quiet because it does NOT come with proprietary software, and so proprietary software is not required. I control pump and fan speeds with my mobo BIOS. Works fine. I would like to have a visible temperature display (my previous AIO was a Corsair and could control the front fan colors to show CPU temp, so I could always see my system temp health). But the simplicity of the Be Quiet won me over. The LED display on the pump body is simple, but elegant. Has a Knight Rider/Cylon vibe. It's supposedly software controllable but I don't want to throw software into an otherwise rock solid cooling system. So I just go with the pretty rolling rainbow color on the pump that is default. Note: The fans are not ARGB, nor RGB, nor lighted in any way. That didn't matter for me. I COMPUTE with my computer, not SHOW OFF. I'll save the blinking lights for my Christmas tree.


🫶 just perfect love it

Linked fans, less cables Daisy chained RGB connectors No finicky/suspect software

Performance


Well packaged Solid unit (doesn't feel cheap or lightweight) Slip proof feet so it stays where it belongs on my desk came with all the cable/adapters I need Works as external SATA for 2 drives at once for manipulating in windows, or wherever. no overheating

she grips good
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