ID-COOLING FROZN A620 PRO SE Dual-Tower CPU Cooler, Low Noise, 157mm, 260W | 6 Heat Pipes, Dual 120mm quiet fans 27.2dB(A) Max., Supports Intel LGA1851/1700/1200/115X & AMD AM5/AM4, Easy Installation

As Deepcool is persona-non-grata in the US due to how it conducts business, I was not able to snag another AK620 for the latest build based around the Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus processor. Benchmarking of the ID-Cooling Frozn A620 Pro SE at Tom's Hardware led me to believe that this would be a good fit for the build. The Frozn A620 Pro SE arrived in short order and was applied to the 270K Plus CPU along with a Thermalright LGA1851 contact frame. I opted to use Arctic MX-7 instead of the included thermal paste as this cooler may have been sitting around for a while based on how the paste didn't come out of the tube as expected. After connecting everything up and. ensuring the tension was correct for the mounted heatsink, I installed the necessary software to evaluate temperatures. At idle, the processor sits in the low-to-mid 30C range. Under gaming and intense productivity loads, I am not exceeding 65C. While there are slightly larger solutions out there in the air cooling arena, these competing offerings do incur a sizable premium which is much harder to justify. At this price point, ID Cooling did a fantastic job with its design. My taller memory modules didn't require shifting the fan closest to the RAM higher. Directions were clear and mounting was uneventful. At full blast, the fans on the A620 PRO SE are quiet compared to experiences I've had with different manufacturers (Corsair, ThermalRight, AsiaHorse, etc.). You get a LOT of cooling performance with minimal fuss.

Works great, super affordable and keeps my ryzen 7 9700x super cool. Probably overkill to be honest. For roughly $30 for a dual tower with 2000rpm high quality fans, its an excellent buy for warmer cpus. And its not too terribly tall so it'll fit cases up to around 7.5" deep. Highly recommend. If this wont cut it, than you obviously need an AIO. But that's much more and its more risky with leaks unless absolutely necessary for 200w plus cpu.

Very good keeps cpu under 100 degrees

Excellent cooling capacity and very quiet operation. Great brand.

Great cooling for the price. Looks good.

Original Review: Great cooler, with some caveats. My first cooler came with one tower slightly bent. While I didn't think it was a big deal, I did notice worse thermal performance than I was expecting, and after I unmounted it and applied new thermal paste to test, I noticed a number of fins were bent as well. I requested a replacement, and it came with straight towers and proper thermal performance. I'd recommend asking for a replacement if you receive one that you're suspicious of being out-of-spec. I'm taking one star off for this. During the installation process, you'll need a long #2 Phillips Head. I unfortunately misplaced mine from my workbench, but luckily had one from an old Noctua cooler. YOU WILL NEED ONE, so I'm taking another star off for not including a critical installation tool. You genuinely can't install the cooler without one. --- Review Edit: 3x Impressed Purchaser I am still leaving 1 star off for the initially "damaged" cooler I received, but am editing this review to reflect my long-term use of the cooler. I've also come to appreciate that ID-COOLING did not include any installation tool (long #2 Phillips) with this cooler, as that would simply add waste and production cost to this amazing budget cooler. I've purchased this cooler twice for myself (1 server, 1 desktop), and once for my friend's PC, and have been happy with this cooler each time. After some extensive research before building another desktop, I wanted to see what other budget dual-tower coolers were available. Fortunately, or unfortunately for these companies, I think we've reached close to a zenith of cheap, high-performance coolers. The FROZN A620 PRO SE would absolutely be my suggestion to every builder, assuming their case can accomadate the height. Even the newer Montech NX600 (which I've purchased), is beaten by this cooler for only a few $ more. The NX600 has thicker, more premium fans, which should theoretically offer better cooling, but they are airflow oriented, not pressure optimized like the A620 fans. Therefore, you have to run them faster to acheive the same air pressure that the A620 fans are capable of. This results in the A620 fans being substantially quieter at the same PWM %, and cooling better at noise normalized values. I'm planning to order a 4th A620 to replace my NX600 in other system, as the NX600 is simply too loud.

Bought this for my Intel core i5 11600k. Keeps temps down even during heavy gaming sessions. It was easy to install.

his CPU cooler delivers excellent performance for gamers focused on 1080p gaming. It combines efficiency, reliability, and affordability, making it a strong choice for budget-conscious builds.

ハイコスパでよく冷えます。ryzen7 9700xでゲームメインで半年ほど使用していますが問題なく使えてます。 ただ1つだけ半年ほど使っていたら異音が発生。よくよく調べてみたらおそらくファンがヒートシンク側に干渉していました。ファンクリップを伸ばすように引っ張ってあげると解決したので、同じ症状で悩んでいる人がいたら試してみて。

Ottimo prodotto ad un prezzo più che buono. Lo sto usando per un 9700X e lavora moto bene. La mia unità ha la struttura leggermente piegata (le due torri) ma le ventole entrano correttamente e non ho rilevato problemi.

Ich habe mir den Lüfter gekauft, nachdem ich mich eine Zeit lang eingelesen habe und viele diesen Lüfter als kostengünstige Alternative zu den teureren genannt haben. Zuvor hatte ich den Standardlüfter des AMD Ryzen 5 3600 verbaut. An heißen Tagen und bei neueren Spielen ist meine CPU auf über 90° gestiegen und ich hatte Hard System Crashes. Nach dem Upgrade bin ich bei den gleichen Spielen nun bei angenehmen 60° und wenn ich überhaupt nichts zocke sogar bei unter 45°. Die Wärmeleitpaste beim alten Lüfter hatte ich auch erst vor 2-3 Monaten erneuert, daran hat es also auch nicht gelegen. Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit dem Lüfter und kann ihn nur weiterempfehlen. Als Tipp würde ich noch empfehlen genau abzumessen, ob der Lüfter in das Case passt. Die Größe sollte man nicht unterschätzen.

Easy install. Decent Performance. Low noise (not Noctua quiet, but quiet). Looks good. Fairly priced.

The entire heatsink is a 155mm height cooler. I am currently using an InWin303 with has a maximum of 160mm. I also have large RAM sticks, which made me move the front fan slightly up. Either way, it fits correctly and doesn't touch the tempered glass, which is the reason why I bought the A620 and not the A720. Temperatures are okay: No higher than 63 degrees Celsius during gameplay, with around 46 Celsius with background videos. Silent; can keep my CPU under 85 degrees under stress testing, but obviously it's going to make some noise under those circumstances. Overall I've seen that the Thermalright Peerless Assassin does better, but I chosen this one for aesthetics... And I'm pleased with the results. Recommended.