HI PC via Amazon has
upHere Dual Tower CPU Cooler w/ 120mm PWM Fan (White) on sale for
$16.49.
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Thanks to Community Member
Pandanarak for sharing this deal.
About this product:
- Supports Intel LGA 1700/1150/2011/2066/1151/1155/1156 sockets
- AMD AM5/AM4/AM3 compatibility included
- Dual 120mm PWM fans for auto-speed adjustment
- ≤25 dB noise level at max 1650 RPM
- 6 heat pipes for efficient thermal management
Community Reviews
This upHere dual tower CPU cooler stands out as a very cheap option for keeping midrange and older high core count builds cool, with quiet fans and strong temperatures reported on an Intel 14700K. It also fits nicely in white LGA 2011 and X99 style homelab systems, and the plain white version was briefly listed at $16.49. The main caution is mounting pressure, since washers or shims may help it clamp down better. Availability on the white no RGB version appears to come and go, so timing matters.
building a spare or unfinished Ryzen 5700X system because commenters said it should be good for an old spare Ryzen 5700X build they haven't finished yet.
Intel 14700K builders who want quiet cooling on a budget because one commenter installed the RGB version on a 14700K and reported the fans were quiet with great temps, expecting the non-RGB version to be similar.
homelab users with white LGA 2011/X99-style builds who care about matching the look and easier resale because a commenter said these coolers look appropriate on their mostly-white Qiyida LGA 2011/X99 mobos and should be easier to resell than using HP OEM/server coolers.
buyers who are willing to tinker with mounting pressure because one commenter said you might be able to boost performance/value by using washers or shims to increase mounting pressure.
buyers specifically trying to get the white non-RGB variant because commenters noted the $16.49 white/no-RGB option disappeared and wasn't showing on the page, suggesting the deal/variant may be over.
people planning to rely on upHere-branded fans long-term because one commenter reported bearing failure and increasing noise around year 2 after buying upHere fans twice.
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