Let’s talk about the test procedures first The selling point of the v5 CPU air cooler is that it comes with a socket w addressable RGB that can be controlled with aura sync or any other 3 pins compatible motherboard or RGB controller.

Fan speed of 1700 rpm with an average static pressure envelope given its speed levels provides enough airflow to cool computers. The low-noise fan is excellent for people who want more than just a little air. The reason for that is that you’re able to mount this in east-west or northwest directions on an intel system, While you can’t do that on the AMD side due to the mounting brackets.Ĭons Doesn't Come With RGB Controller Fans These heat pipes go up into a really dense fin array, and that fin array has probably a unique feature about this cooler, and that is a stepped back section where some of the fins are actually wider at the top than at the lower portions. The base is not super well finished, and you never get the ultimate polished finish when you have an HDT base, but at the same time, it’s well done for the price point. The Vetro V5 is one of the first coolers that we’ve seen with 5 heat pipes 120mm on its base in this price point. AIO 240mm CPU coolers are a little expensive but a great deal for overlockers. Or you can check another alternative of CPU coolers which are more reliable and better in performance.

Vertroo V5 will easily fit in the vast majority of cases out there in the market as long as you’re not rocking in one of those super small itx cases. The heat sink is a basic tower that’s actually pretty compact.

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