ID-COOLING IS-67-XT White 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

Very low profile. Very compact. Perfect for small form factor builds. I upgraded my CPU & Motherboard and decided to switch from water-cooling to air-cooling. I thought the temps would go up but surprisingly this small heatsink is about as efficient as my Corsair H-100 GTX. My temps are generally in the 30s/40s at idle and don't go above the mid 60s at load. It was easy to install and is working better than expected.

Works great for a desktop style case and keeping a old 4790k processor cool in a hot water closet. The mounting process is easy, though the only negative is that you need to remove the motherboard in order to mount it, having a cutout in the motherboard tray will most likely not be enough space to mount it. That being said, the water closet can reach into the mid 90F, while the processor with this cooler will stay in the mid 40C running Proxmox and multiple virtual machines, peaking in the 60C range only when the system is being fully utilized.

First off it’s a great cooler all things considered, it’s silent, has a great thermal capacity and is a very competitive form factor. Only problem I’ve had so far is the fan and that’s been after 4 months of constant use it gave out. The bearing began to leak oil and creak. It’s no big deal though replacements are easy/universal so it’s back to functioning like normal. Good cooler mid fan.

I have an ITX build that I tried the stock cooler on from AMD and the temperature was getting far too high with overclock settings 75° Celsius I then tried the low profile knocked to a cooler also was getting way too hot I then tried the be quiet pure rock low profile cooler also was hitting those 75c degrees way too hot I then tried this ID cooling cooler I put a full thickness fan on it instead of the slim fan because my case could fit it and my temperatures are now 15 to 20 degrees Celsius cooler than they were with the previous three coolers it even keeps my temps a little cooler than the 240 mm AIO I had put on there I highly recommend this cooler it is very well made and does a fantastic job I've tried several ID cooling coolers recently and I'm very impressed with the performance for the price

Paired this cooler with a 13600k and it's doing pretty damn well. Never goes above 75C with my maximum power draw being 110 watts. Pretty dang quiet too. I like the installing method too, pretty dang easy and made case swapping super easy.

I bought this cooler to replace my existing one that had only 4 heat pipes and that was smaller. Bad idea my thermals went up 20c instantly I remounted the cooler and tried different thermal paste. This is a horrible product the fan doesn’t push enough air and there is about 1/2 inch copper and nickel plating between the heater spreader and the heat pipes. This is a poor design and just another Chinese ripoff.

EDIT:ID Cooling has great customer service. I had a bad experience with getting an open box return with many msising parts (Amazon's fault, not ID Cooling's). Left a 1-star review, they reached out and gave me a full refund. I was able to use some spare parts I had to get the returned cooler up and running and my thermals on my 7700x running in a SFF ITX build are very good. Cooler is very powerful.ORIGINAL 1-STAR REVIEW:WTF amazon? I paid for a new cooler but got a product that had clearly been used. Was missing AM4 mounting brackets, some screws, thermal paste, instructions, and screwdriver. Also, the metal contact plastic was already removed?? I cleaned it up and thankfully had thermal paste and was using AM5 mounts.Overall, product is very good, but Amazon is the worste. Sorry for the 1-star ID Cooling, but I gotta hit Amazon somehow.

An excellent cooler, low profile, easy to assemble and extremely quiet, highly recommended.

Bought this cooler for install in Fractal Design Ridge case. Also worried about how low will be on VRM and RAM zone. All perfect fit!Im using with Noctua fan(for air power is a same like id cooling fan, but quiter)

Haply with it

ID-COOLING IS-67-XT install .... Asrock A620i Lightning, Ryzen 7 7800X3D, RTX 4080S FE, Fractal Ridge case.In my build the Cooler is oriented over hanging the VRMs so RAM and NVME are accessible. Cooling is sufficient considering How tight this case is.I was deciding between the Noctua L12S, Thermalright AXP120-X67, and ID-COOLING IS-67-XT. I chose the IS-67-XT because it scores within margin of error of the other 2 but gave me just a little more room to move within the install process. It also uses screws to mount the fan rather than clips which to me is a big plus when working such a tight case.As mentioned I have it overhanging the A620i Lightning VRMS and there is zero interference in the Fractal ridge with full access to the RAM and NVME. Very happy with the outcome.

My first unit was defective - the threads for the fan to screw into were missing (they were just holes) so I couldn't attach it.The second unit was fine but had some rough manufacturing on the metal.Neither unit came with any instructions which was very disappointing.It's not rocket science to install but it certainly would have benefited with some clear instructions.It does perform well and cools my 5800x to around 65 degrees under load while maintaining a good noise level, but I'd definitely opt to avoid ID-Cooling in the future when selecting my next cooler.