CPU Cooler Aluminum Heatsink 4-Pin PWM 92mm Fan Pre-Applied Thermal Paste for Intel Core i3 i5 i7 i9 Socket 1200 1151 1150 1155 1156 Desktop PC Computer (TS2)

Excellent product, shipping was very fast, I am very happy.

The price was right and this was the easiest installation I've ever done. My other fan broke and was super loud to the point my computer wasn't starting up in boot mode. Fast shipping as well.

Compared to the broken fan I'm replacing, this one works great ! No surprises, nice-and-quiet. Only been running it for a month or two, but zero problems. Immediately solved CPU overheating issues and noisy operation of the worn out fan.

Easy install, I actually noticed you need to put some slight umf into it as I had my tower standing and it fell out of the mobo holes. It only happened once and thankfully caused no other issues as my GPU directly underneath caught it. But CPU is remaining optimal temps. Couldn’t be happier with such an easy install and great product

Great product easy to install and was able to lower my computer temperature from 100 degree to 40 degree now my computer is running like a charm. I’m able to play my Rome Total game back to normal. I highly recommend.

I purchased this because the factory HeatSink fan was about dead. I took the old one off, and realized that the heatsink itself was copper/aluminum combo unit and this one came 100% aluminum. So, I took the fan off the new one, put it on my old heatsink. Then put the old heatsink back in the computer. Works great. I can't give the 100% aluminum heatsink a 4 or 5 star because it is definitely lower quality than the copper/aluminum version.

Fan mounted easily and performance is as expected

Product listing shows an E97379-001, and while the amperage isn't listed anywhere I thought it would be the same 0.2A as the original part I'm replacing (or at least close to that, other listings for this part number show either 0.17A or 0.2A). What I received was an E97379-003 (not a big deal, other listings for this part number still show a 0.2A fan), but the fan I received is labeled as 0.6A. Maybe this fan/heatsink would work in my computer, but since I'm repairing an older system I don't know how much current the CPU fan header on the mobo can handle or if I'm gonna end up frying my mobo running this. Or maybe it would work, and just sound like an airplane with the fan running triple the speed of the original. Either way it's a cheap enough part that I'm not going to risk installing it and I'll be buying a replacement elsewhere.