ID-COOLING IS-67-XT Black 67mm Height Low Profile CPU Cooler 6 Heatpipes CPU Air Cooler for HTPCs, ITX, and Small Form Factor Builds, 120x15mm Slim Fan, Support Intel LGA1700/1200/115X, AMD AM5/AM4

Cheap. Affordable and solid in a sff build with a 7800x3d. Holding temps around 75 degrees.

I've had this for a couple of months now and it was my backup to my AIO. I run a 9800x3D in a Thermaltake TR100 mini SFF case paired with a 9070xt. Some key notes: I undervolted the 9800x3D by -20 in PBO Curve Optimizer, and set a custom fan curve. With that said, this WILL keep it cool and around 60-75C while gaming. Mounting-wise it was easy and it fit my Asus Rog Strix 850-I MOBO just fine and it looks clean. Reliability-wise; we will have to see, but I always keep a spare fan in case something happens. Compatibility: like I mentioned it works, and it works with my CPU model, in a small case, while running games like Cyberpunk. it keeps things cool, and at idle I see 45-50C depending at 2-10% CPU usage (within the norm for a SFF). Value for money? Heck yeah it's worth it, I love the design where you can screw the fan on, makes things so much easier than the clips, and the standoffs are easier to screw in than AXP. Something that did help cooling if you are having issues with the TR100 case: set your top fans from intake to exhaust. This dramatically dropped temperatures for me, like 8-10C when I did so. Yeah it may get a little dustier in the long run, but some cases don't even have fine mesh on the side or top panels! My take: solid 9.5/10 performance, and looks for the price.

So far ID cooling has done nothing but impress again and again. Put this in a mini ITX build that I was looking to make as silent and light as possible. Did a fantastic job. I did swap out the fan for an ID cooling 120 mm as I had a ryzen 7 700x with a very 3060 12 GB that I repaired after a friend said it was toast. Just needed a mosfet replaced. Anyway, great fan!

Very impressive performance for a low profile cooler. I am using a stock 7800X3D in an NR 200 case and in Cinebench its barely reaching a max temp of 80 C° which is great, its actually outperforming a single tower cooler I used by a significant margin (Hyper 212 Halo) which is really impressive. I am using the stock slim fan, so if I used a noctua A12 25 mm will probably get even better temps. Sound is ok too and depends on your case, louder than average on load but not so obnoxious thats its annoying.

Way better than i expected. I did replace the fan though because slim fans are little less effective. But even with the original it is good.