Great value for money.
I have had it since it was released on an AMD FX (Arctic Silver back then) and now it has found its place in my new setup with the i5 10400f LGA 1200 socket with already compatibility.
Excellent cooler, literally silent fan (mine is red with white) and in combination with the Arctic MX5, it does an amazing job.
In idle mode, the i5 has 25 degrees and after hours of gaming, it reaches 50.

Even today, it is an excellent choice, especially for the price!

Highly recommended!

I have it for almost 2 years on an overclocked fx-8320 at 4.3ghz... The cooler is very good for the money it costs, I haven't seen temperatures higher than 55 degrees (I emphasize this because fx processors have a bad reputation with temperatures). It is silent. It fits in many sockets. It is equal (or maybe better) than the 212 evo. Just be careful how you handle it (the fins can easily get bent). I highly recommend it!

The best for the money, at least for my processor (Q8300), and in the case I have, it reduces the temperature by 5 degrees compared to an ARCTIC COOLING.

Very good cooler, worth its money. It cools effectively with a high flow rate but at the same time maintains a low noise level <25db. It fits all sockets so if you change your motherboard at some point, you won't need a new cooler... at most, you might just need to replace the fan if it breaks. I think the size is ideal, neither too big nor too small. I didn't encounter any problems during installation, it's a normal process, although not as easy as with Noctua coolers. Another positive aspect is that the fan has a 4-pin PWM connection, so it adjusts its speed according to the temperature. I really can't find anything negative. 5/5!

In Fx-6100 processor, it lowered by 6-7 degrees in idle, while in full load running prime it reached 16-18 degrees (47C).
For its price, I consider it to be fine, especially for summer if you want a system as quiet as possible.
The installation takes some time.
The fan is quiet compared to AMD's at 800-1000 RPM in idle.

Overall, no problems at the moment, everything is good.

I have had it for about two years. I am extremely satisfied!
I pair it with artic mx-4 or Prolimatech pk-3 and with fx-6300 running prime95 for about 2 hours, I have reached temperatures of 50 degrees, which I consider to be exceptionally good for its price.

+ It can be used for many sockets!

*Anyone who wants to buy it should check the dimensions of their case because it is quite large as a cooler. My case, with a width of 205mm, fits perfectly and there is almost 1cm of extra space.

Very good value for money with performance close to the 212 EVO or even better. Relatively easy to set up, just on an AMD system the fan blows air upwards or downwards (on the VGA) and not on the back of the case. Its packaging is not particularly well-made and it is very likely that there will be bent fins. The fan makes some noise at 100%, but it is nothing compared to the stock fan from AMD, etc.

In replacement of the stock cooler, it lowered the temperatures by ~ 4-7 degrees, on i7 920 & Xeon W3530 processors.
Normal noise levels, as well as material quality. The fan could be better - somewhat cheap-looking.
The rubber anti-vibration screws are a plus.
I can't judge if the thermal paste that comes in the package is actually good.
The size should be taken into consideration before purchasing. For example, in Thermaltake V3 it leaves a 1cm margin.
The installation process might be difficult for beginners, so it would be good for them to watch the steps in a video beforehand.

Overall, it's okay, however it doesn't justify the price difference with other cheaper products in the market right now (e.g. Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro Rev. 2 or Zalman CNPS5X Performa).

I have installed it on an ''amd fx-8320 3.5 ghz'', it is relatively quiet and relatively easy to install. Its performance is good for its cheap price, I recommend it as a solution for anyone who cannot spend a lot of money