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Vetroo Shadow Low-Profile CPU Cooler, 90mm Addressable RGB & PWM Fan, Premium Aluminum Fins 95W TDP Air Cooler for Intel LGA 1200/115X

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Style: Shadow


Features

  • ARGB DUAL RING LIGHTING: Dual ring lighting effect can sync with motherboard via 5V 3-Pin interface to illuminate the build.
  • PWM SMART CONTROL: 4-Pin PWM control allows for dynamic speed adjustment between 800-250010%RPM, Min noise or max airflow.
  • OUTSTANDING AIRFLOW DESIGN: Top-to-bottom airflow can cooling the CPU first and hardware surrounding the motherboard.
  • LOW-PROFILE SIZE: Low-profile heat sink measuring 72mm, it is a ideal size for small form factor PC builds.
  • REMOVABLE DESIGN: The upper butterfly fan can be removed separately, which is convenient for you to clean.
  • Intel Compatiblity: Intel: LGA 1200/ 1150/ 1151/ 1155/ 1156

Product Dimensions: 4.33"L x 3.7"W x 4.29"H


Brand: Vetroo


Power Connector Type: 4-Pin


Voltage: 5 Volts


Wattage: 95 watts


Cooling Method: Air


Compatible Devices: Gaming Console


Noise Level: 29.6 dB


Material: Aluminum


Maximum Rotational Speed: 2500 RPM


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4.33 x 4.29 x 3.7 inches; 13.12 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ Shadow


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ July 27, 2022


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Vetroo


Best Sellers Rank: #91 in Computer CPU Cooling Fans


Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 340 ratings


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    • A good drop-in option for prebuilts.
Style: Shadow
Review Image by Asha Asha
My review probably won't be applicable to most users, but I wanted to share my experiences in a "special use" case scenario. I have a Lenovo Ideacentre Gaming 5i prebuilt PC with an Intel i7-12700 (non-K) processor. Prebuilts like this are notoriously finicky when it comes to upgrading due to the high number of proprietary and non-compatible parts. However, I found that the Vetroo Shadow will fit and, more importantly, perform well. Even though the 12700 is an LGA 1700 socket processor, Lenovo made the decision to use the old 75mm x 75mm mounting holes from the LGA 1200/115x sockets on their proprietary motherboard. There's also either a built-in backplate or the stock cooler screws directly into the chassis (I can't tell which and I didn't want to investigate any further), and you can't remove the rear panel of the case to access the motherboard without drilling out the rivets. Your only choice is to find a cooler that matches the dimensions and will thread into the factory holes. Enter the Vetroo Shadow. It was a very easy install - just remove the stock cooler (which, by the way, is absolutely identical to the stock cooler on my old Lenovo prebuilt from 2012 with an i7-3770 processor), repaste the CPU and screw this one down in its place. The factory Lenovo motherboard doesn't have any (A)RGB lighting ports of any kind, so I tied that cable out of the way and plugged the fan into the usual 4-pin CPU fan header. Much to my surprise the ring around the fan lit up, automatically going through the color spectrum in what I assume is the fan LED's default behavior. The Vetroo cooler improved temperatures about 5-10°C when under load, which isn't bad for a 1200/115x cooler on an LGA 1700 processor. My Lenovo's factory bios power-limits the CPU even more than the Intel spec, so temps (and unfortunately performance) are lower than you might otherwise see. My most consistent result from the cheap stock cooler was 81° max, which dropped to 73° max with the Vetroo. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023 by Asha Asha
    • PC Tech of 30 years - the Great vs Bad things about this cooler
Style: Eclipse
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I am computer builder of 30 years and I am not an easy customer to satisfy. I build for bond trading firms and gamers.. which demand the best in the finished product. This product could have been 5 stars, but Vetroo let us down with a couple features for this particular new release. Were they too eager to rush to market before thoroughly testing? Let's explore the pros and cons. The build in this review uses the Vetroo LGA 1700 cooler... on a 12th gen Intel 13-12100 CPU... mounted on an MSI mATX series 600 motherboard with four ONBOARD video ports. (There will be NO extra video cards.) The CPU came with an Intel stock 'push-pin-mount' cooler, which was warped... and I got into a big argument with their RMA department. This is what made me shop for the Vetroo cooler. The RAM on the board takes 32 GB DDR4 G.Skill 3200 RAM and a 4th gen Samsung 980 Pro SSD NVMe. What sets this system apart from most builds, I am using an InWin slim case. The case is wisely designed to move air from front to rear in a manner that keeps components cool for higher end quality builds. My previous system build with nearly the same components... had a larger, boxier mini-case.. with room for a cheap $20 tower cooler made by an off-market Chinese company... that chilled this same CPU to 30 degrees Celsius at idle. That's 90 degrees F for our USA readers. That is like.. WOW! However, the InWin case in THIS review is more restrictive, having 3 and 3/4 inch clearance to the lid cover. And that is typical for most mini-ITX builds, though my board is mATX. And since the Vetroo cooler claims to be built with both aluminum and copper (a big LIE on the main page) and a strong silent fan... and after looking at the special brochure drawing to brag about its architecture, I expected the results on THIS system to be close to my larger build. I am disappointed to show you, that it was not even close. The most alarming concerns of this Vetroo cooler is that it is too tall... and it does not have a copper core. The center aluminum part that touches the CPU should be more wide... and it only covers half the CPU plate. When placing this inside a low profile case, there is NO way there is sufficient surface contact and air flow for this cooler to be rated at 95 watts. As you see in my photos, upon system startup with the case lid off... the cooler starts running in my bios at 35 degrees Celsius. Not bad. But the A/C in my house is at 74 degreed F... which is very cold. Once I cover the case, the temperature rises about 4 degrees. Considering my case has an intake fan and out-blower Silverstone PSU, this means that something is happening to the airflow once I cover the case. I suspect there is restricted air intake clearance between the top of the fan and the case cover, maybe 1/4 inch. Had the cooler been wider at the core, used real copper at the core and been shorter in height, with less space wasted on making the impeller look like a spaceship cone... I believe I might have seen 8-10 degrees in better cooling. Final testing... Once the system got running and was performing updates, I downloaded Core Temp (the free app on the internet) and saw readings closer to 42 to 45 degrees Celsius. I find these temps acceptable, but I am also in a very cold environment for testing. Lucky for myself, the client who will get this machine runs their business at cooler temps, also. and now for the POSITIVES... The positives are actually great... and I EXPECT Vetroo to fix my listed issues and compete with the other brands, who are getting many things wrong.. which make their products problems even worse than Vetroo problems. For example, this cooler is SILENT. Whisper quiet. That is nearly a miracle. Another positive... is the motherboard-back-plate-screw-down mounting. For myself, this is a must have. Push pin mounting is a DISASTER. (Vetroo does NOT use push pins.) I have experienced many coolers rip off motherboards when shipping because push pins are plastic and age with time. Also, if you do not mount a push pin perfectly, it is destined to come loose in the future. Finally, once you remove a push-pin cooler, it never remounts again with the same integrity. Because Vetroo uses the backplate and screw down method, I think they are worthwhile for me to purchase in the future. The color LEDs on the cooler are very attractive. I did not use the special color wire. I let my bios just run the colors automatically. The Vetroo cooler is beautiful in appearance when mounted and will look nice on any smaller build.. that also has a see through window that shows the motherboard. If you use this cooler in a less space restricted case, I think it will give the cooler the breathing room it needs for better efficiency. I want to see more from Vetroo, I have NOT crossed them off my list. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2022 by TechGuru TechGuru
    • Works but not easy to install
Style: Shadow
Good color display and effective cooling. Would have given a higher rating but found this cooler difficult to mount into position. The compression springs were too tight and the screws were not long enough. Not very easy to hold the back plate in position while tightening down the screws.
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2023 by Donald Thompson
    • Cheap and seems to work just fine!!
Style: Shadow
Review Image by Rodney Kandel Rodney Kandel
Bought this fan to replace the crappy, plugged up cooler that was on the gaming PC I just bought. Seems to work just fine. And the RGB looks pretty good too!! It came with everything you need to install it. Including thermal paste. I would definitely buy another one.
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023 by Rodney Kandel Rodney Kandel
    • Easy to install, looks cool, helped cool the PC I was working on by 40 degrees.
Style: Shadow
Was working on my stepbrother's gaming computer which was an old prebuilt gaming rig. The water cooler had broken and was completely unmountable to the motherboard. Bought this as a cheap replacement and it fit in the low-profile case without issue and has a cool look to it. Fan is about average for noise level. Went from overheating and shutting down to a cool 40 degrees Celsius. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023 by Marshall
    • excellent fan
Style: Eclipse
this unit does the job, cooling Intel CPUs, fairly easy to install and silent most important, it is compact and would fit in any small case.
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 by Oliver G
    • Works, but...
Style: Shadow
The cpu cooler works as expected on a 65w cpu, it's easy to install and the lights work without plugging in the specific header. The issue I had is that with the lights on, the computer wouldn't fully shut down via windows without holding the power button. You're mileage may vary.
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023 by Erik

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