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ID-COOLING IS-67-XT Black 67mm Low Profile CPU Cooler, 6 Heatpipes | 120×15mm slim fan, supports Intel LGA1700/1200/115X and AMD AM5/AM4, ideal for HTPC, ITX and SFF builds. | Envi

JB
9 de junio de 2026
Keeps my 9800X3D Cool with a Few Minor Adjustments (SFF PC).
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.Ver másVer menos
R. Tsui
Works and Cools great for my purposes
Works and functions great. You won't be cooling the latest and most heavy duty CPUs with this fan, but for me, its fine. I ran a bunch of games. 1080p is a joke. 1440p I ran into some performance slow downs and issues but it was expected given the setup. In the small form factor builds, you are going to need to be realistic of your expectations. In my setup, it looks like i have about 4mm of space on both sides of the CPU and GPU. You don't want either side very close or touching the sides or you'll experience some turbulence noise that the case in my picture is known for. You can avoid it by just having a 3mm or more space on both sides. I max the fans and the noise wasn't bad.Most games i ran at 1080 optimized played perfectly fine. During game play, it stayed at 65C or 150F. Sometimes it spiked to 70C or 160F but it never stayed there. Usually only at start up of the game.At 1440p I got some higher numbers but nothing to be worried about. High 60C's on Mechwarrior 5 Merc and Clans; Space Marine. Both at max settings and the CPU was fine. Although on MW5 Clans, i did have a reading of 91C or 194F but it was only a spike and fell back at the low 70Cs after. It occurred on start up of the game.Cooler seem good for now. about 20 hrs of game play heavy load. Only thing I would recommend is to not use the included thermal paste. I've heard very little about this company's paste and what i did hear, wasn't good. Get something better quality. I would upgrade in the future for a better fan for the cooler as it seems to be at 1800rpm only. Other fans for sale run higher at 2200rpm or more.My Setup Parts:Mother Board: ROG Strix B650E-IRam: Crucial DDR5 Pro series 32 gigSSD: TForce G50 - 4TBPSU: Cooler Master SFX 850Watt ATX 3.1CPU: Ryzen 7 7800x3dThermal Paste: Artic 6xCooler: ID-67 XTGPU: MSI 5070 Ventus 3x OC editionCase: Fractal Design - TerraVer másVer menos
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KryptoNyte
1 de marzo de 2026
Great performance on stock Core i5-11400
Prime member - ordered on Saturday, delivered Sunday morning. Installed by noon on Sunday. Compared to the stock Intel Core i5-11400 cooler, dropped idle temps from ~43C degrees to ~28C degrees (20C ambient room). Under 100% CPU usage, dropped from 89 degrees to never over 60. Fan rarely needs to ramp up. Coming from AIO's for the last 15 years, absolutely fantastic low profile air cooler. Best part was the stock cooler/motherboard already had a backplate, I just had to modify the mounting concept, using my own screws and it installed in less than 30 minutes (without the need to remove the motherboard, for an off-the-shelf system with a riveted back panel). Used Arctic MX-6 thermal paste for the install. Best $40 cooler I've ever purchased, would buy again without question.Ver másVer menos
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E. Crisler
Low Profile Beast
This little cooler had proven QUITE effective in my use with a 7800X3D and 9800X3D. Both are on Xproto open-air frames, but the cooler easily handles both chips, keeping gaming temps 70C or below, and is nearly silent under any gaming load. The low-profile blends nicely into the Xproto design.The cooler comes with a multiple-direction mount for AMD so you can turn your cooling in the orientation to best suit your needs. Mounting it as I did the downdraft gives my VRMs a direct airflow and the orientation of the fins means the NVME drive gets solid air movement as well.If your board has too large of an I/O area cooler the various orientation options mean you can find an orientation that works for you with ANY motherboard.Ver másVer menos
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Kindle Customer
29 de junio de 2025
Amazing Small Form Factor Cooler
A fantastic small form factor cooler if you are space restricted. I'm using mine in the Fractal Terra and I've been loving it. The fan on the radiator can be a bit noise though, so I swapped it out for the Noctua NF-A12X15 and my temps have gone down dramatically. I'd recommend this cooler to anyone building a small form factor cause. An added benefit is the finstack can cover the top of low profile ram as well, allowing you to cool your ram and cpu at the same time. I really appreciate that as I'm in a very restricted case. Ultimately I higher recommend this cooler as it has great ram and vram clearance and is able to be used in so many different small form factor builds. It's definitely not going to be better than a cooler that is taller than it, but it is very comparable to competition from Noctua and Thermalright. The only thing id recommend to do is change the fan to a more quiet fan if you are concerned about noise. The actually cooler itself can be a bit of a pain to put on so the ease of installing does suffer a bit. Outside of that it is a really good cpu cooler and id recommend it to anyone building small form factor. Functions well and looks amazing.Ver másVer menos
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Jesus Contreras
4 de noviembre de 2024
Great cooling, fan can be loud under high load
First, the size. This cooler is very compact and fit snugly in my ITX motherboard (ASRock B550M-ITX/ac). You are given the option to orient the portion that has a bulk of the heat pipes in one of two configurations, and I was able to install it with no conflict to either my RAM or VRM heatsink. Installing the cooler was not difficult, the tools they provide are enough and the instructions are straightforward but kinda IKEA-ish so if you are having difficulty installing it you can find a youtube video that walks you through it (I did). I'm planning a small form factor build and momentarily installed this cooler in my micro-ATX case (Cooler master 300L) where I currently I have a Ryzen 7 5800x. This CPUs tend to run hot as it is, and I can definitely hear the fan kick in under full load, yet this cooler keeps it at a toasty 70C allowing me to maintain high clocks. I will say that high air turbulence negatively affects cooling in many cases. I saw this in my case (pun intended) which contributed to the higher fan noise, but changing the placement of my intake and outflow fans helped with both the cooling and the fan noise. Always make sure to not significantly disturb the flow of air exiting the cooler so that it can cool the heatsink with cooler air rather than recycled warmer air. The fact that the fan pulls air from the heatsink rather than blowing it down helps keep motherboard components cooler. If you are thinking of installing this cooler on an AMD system you should be adjusting your PBO settings in order to optimize your cooling as it is. This is a great buy for anyone making a compact system, just plan ahead and consider your airflow. I look forward to putting this to use in my Cooler Master NR2000 case.Ver másVer menos
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ID-COOLING IS-67-XT Black 67mm Low Profile CPU Cooler, 6 Heatpipes | 120×15mm slim fan, supports Intel LGA1700/1200/115X and AMD AM5/AM4, ideal for HTPC, ITX and SFF builds.

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Keeps my 9800X3D Cool with a Few Minor Adjustments (SFF PC).

Works and Cools great for my purposes

Great performance on stock Core i5-11400

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Amazing Small Form Factor Cooler

Great cooling, fan can be loud under high load

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