be quiet! BK030 Pure Rock Slim 2, 130W TDP, CPU cooler

Very expensive for the price
You can find better cooler with this price

Easy to install, good, clear instructions.
Works great and is actually pretty quiet!

Using this to cool my 5600X and it's a really good replacement for the Wraith Stealth cooler.

It's both cheaper and smaller than the Hyper 212 with almost the same performance. I wouldn't want to use it on a 5950X or a highly overclocked system but my 65w 5600X is well within it's capabilities and it doesn't come close to throttling at full load. With the Wraith Stealth cooler the processor would throttle slightly.

Runs very quietly even under load. MUCH quieter than the Wraith Stealth. Very easy to mount and it comes with the AM4 mounting hardware pre-installed. Highly recommended.

Cooler came with brackets for all cpu's and was easy to install. I do recommend some extra cooling paste as it was a bit thin.

Its fine cooler i used in my pc since my old cooler brake

This cooler replaced a severely underperforming Intel heatsink that came with the 9400. It's for my "hackintosh" which sports said chip (i5 9400). Day to day tasks were fine with the included cooler but for rendering video or doing anything else that was CPU intensive, the stock cooler would spool up and sound like an electric leaf blower. This cooler took that problem and stomped it flat.
The CPU and this cooler are on a Gigabyte Z390 Designaire motherboard (nice board and it has thunderbolt too!) along with 32 GB of RAM. It runs dead silent and is very responsive.
For installation, it wasn't too bad, just a little tedious. But that's with most coolers, really. It does involve taking both panels off of your case (each side) to access the back of the motherboard in order to fit the cooler's back plate. The instructions provided are adequate enough.
You can probably get more bang for your $ by going with Thermalright but I don't know how quiet their coolers are compared to Be Quiet's. But it's definitely that: QUIET!
It's best to chunk those stock coolers to the side and spend a little extra dough to get a good cooler so that you won't think your computer is about to grow wings and take off.

Ya tenia el pure rock slim 1, pero hice un upgrade de mi computadora y ahora compre un Ryzen 5 3600 asi que tuve que hacer upgrade a el Pure Rock Slim 2, aunque es un poquito mas grande que el 1, sigue siendo muy silencioso. Me gusto que el ventilador ya es mas facil de poner por la forma que le dieron a las laminitas de aluminio. En cuanto a rendimieno si bajo las temperaturas cerca de 10 grados a comparacion del disipador original del procesador, y en cuanto a ruido es muy silencioso, no se oye el ventilador, unicamente se oyen los ventiladores del gabinete que son de 12 cm.

Lo usé en un ryzen primero con un Ryzen 5 5600g. Después con un Ryzen 9 5900x(Este con PBO a -30). Con los dos hizo un excelente trabajo tomando en cuenta que es de una sola torre, con el ryzen 9 lo máximo que consigo en temperatura con cinnebench r23 son 72c grados y consumiendo aprox 130w. Lo siguiente es raro pero el ryzen 5 5600g se calentaba hasta 69c grados con un consumo de aprox 66w. Tal vez es de esos disipadores que con alto consumo se comportan mejor.

Es súper fácil de instalar y no hace ruído. Lo tengo con la pasta térmica de Artic MX-4 en el ryzen 9.

El único problema que considero que tiene, es el precio. La verdad por ese precio podrías conseguir un disipador de doble torre que se comporte mejor, como el Peerless Assassin de Termalright. Aún así le doy las 5 estrellas porque es un buen producto y este tema de el precio, no es algo exclusivo de este disipador, si no de la mayoría.