🛡️ Secure Your CPU Like a Pro!
The Thermalright ASF Black V2 AM5 CPU Holder is a precision-engineered solution designed to prevent CPU bending. Made from high-quality aluminum alloy, it features an easy installation process with an included L-shaped screwdriver, ensuring a perfect fit for AM5 CPUs. With insulated foot pads to minimize thermal interference and a durable design that withstands multiple installations, this holder is essential for any serious gamer or professional looking to protect their investment.
Q**N
Great for looks, secure fit, and ease of use.
So far so good. I assume it works well with aiding the thermals as my temps are perfectly fine but i overall did not buy this for aid in cooling and specifically bought it to make thermal paste application and clean up and simple and painless as possible and so far i am pleased. It also just looks nicer and give me better piece of mind with how much more secure the cpu is in the socket. It's also in my opinion a critical component for those who happen use the graphite sheets instead of paste that are electrically conductive as this frame make it's far easier and less likely that for the pad to touch anything it shouldn't.
L**S
Useless, but cool.
Easy to install. It didn't really affect performance for me, but It did make cleaning up easier when I change coolers. It is definitely not needed for AM5, but it is nice knowing that your pc looks cooler in ways people can not see.
M**W
The best cpu holder
The durability of this is very nice the installation was a breeze. and I noticed my cooling temps are higher and this also prevents your motherboard from being bent from normal sockets.
N**G
Easy to use.
Never even knew these existed. Happy I found them, fit perfectly and very easy to install. Feels solidly made,.
M**H
Essential solution for the 9800X3D
This made applying thermal paste to the 9800X3D trivial despite its odd shape compared to older processors. It took all the guesswork out of the process and eliminated the stress of making a mess with excess paste. Very easy to install, and my temps are about 10C cooler at idle than a friend with a similar setup. 100% recommend this to anyone, especially for the price. Zero reason not to use this in your build.
N**3
Great item
This is the second one I have bought. It is easy to install and serve it purpose. I would recommend
I**N
Looks amazing! When you can see it lol.
I really didn't need this but I bought it for looks... and it looks great. Works as described and easy to install. Build quality is solid and my cpu isn't overheating.
P**D
Really nice, but is it really necessary?
It is gorgeous little piece of machining! Solid, rigid. I've heard some people indicate compatibility issues with the X3D chips, but I don't have one, so I don't know. It fit my AM5 chip PERFECTLY. As others have said, it's a shame such a beautiful piece is hidden away.And given that it is pretty inexpensive, it seems worth getting, albeit not a must have either. Earlier AMD CPU chips, you could rip them out of their socket when removing the cooling fan. But the factory AM5 clip seems like it holds the CPU pretty well already. Not certain this really is a big improvement.It's super easy to install, it includes a tool for removing the factory clamp and installing this piece. To make sure you tighten it straight and clean. I suggest first putting in the screws loose, criss cross. 1, 3, 2, 4. Then slightly tighten criss cross. The final tighten criss cross. Don’t need excessive force, someone said they broke a screw. But getting all four screws pretty snug, and evenly tightened should hold the CPU well.Some people say it helps CPU temperatures. At first, I was dubious of the claim, wasn't sure what mechanism would be at work. But now I think it is probably true. This is a good-sized chunk of aluminum, and it comes into contact with the CPU around the clamping edges. That is only a small amount of contact area, so I doubt a whole lot of heat is transferred. But I did use a toothpick to put a tiny amount of heat sink paste around the clamping edges of the CPU to improve thermal conductivity from the CPU to this item. Again, I doubt it is a huge amount, some say 1 degree C. Given that this is inexpensive, it's probably worth it.
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