Cooler Master i71C RGB Intel only CPU Air Cooler w/ Anodized Black Aluminum Fins, Copper Insert, MF120 RGB Fan, Intel LGA1151
February 20, 2020 - Comment
i71C is a newly designed air cooler that compatible with intel LGA 115X sockets. Compact design perfectly fits All in One systems or limited form factor cases. Anodized Black Aluminum fins stacked with copper provide excellent heat dissipation. 120mm diameter RGB fan with long life expectancy, durable materials, strong airflow, and low noise output.
Product Features
- Compatible with Intel LGA 115x Sockets; Air flow 37 CFM; Noise level 25. 0 decibels
- 60mm Super thin design perfectly fits all-in-one systems or limited form Factor cases.
- Anodized black aluminum fins + copper insert provides excellent heat dissipation.
- 120mm diameter RGB fan ready for more than 16. 7 million color options
- Compatible with Asus aura Sync, Gigabyte RGB fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync, and as rock RGB LED.
- Cpu socket support – LGA1156, LGA1155, LGA1151, LGA1150
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Great price and performance I’m going to start with the things I didn’t like.The instructions suck. They tell you to put thermal paste on your CPU before mounting the bracket that goes behind the motherboard. Due to the vague illustrations, I did not realize it needed a bracket behind the motherboard, when I was skimming the instructions. Simply put, I ended up having to put thermal paste on it twice because it’s impossible to take a motherboard out of your case, attach the mounting bracket and put the…
A major step backwards I have owned several Cooler Master CPU coolers over the years including the somewhat infamous GeminII (the GIANT one, not the smaller more modern one). The Hyper 212 was an excellent design – so much so that every system I’ve built in the past three years has boasted one and I’ve even taken to buying cases specifically with it in mind. So, when it came time to build a system with more asthetics in mind, I was keen to give this sleeker black version a go…The conclusion is utter…
25 degrees lower average compared to stock fan This thing is huge, a little more complicated to put on than a stock fan, but the benefits are even bigger.Pros:- CPU temperature went 25 degrees lower average. System is ridiculously cold as well because of the air flow (see next pro).- Air flow is way easier to design with with a stand-up fan blowing from front to back- Optional second 120mm fan can be mounted with provided attachment- Cheap- Versatile, can be used for many chipsets, so if you ever…