ID-COOLINGSE-207-XT Slim 135mm Height All-Black CPU Cooler 7 Heat Pipes Dual-Tower CPU Air Cooler with 120mm PWM Fan TDP 220W, CPU Fan for Intel 1700/1200/115X, AMD AM5/AM4

Fits in a 4U server chassis. If it has a brace it could be close, its millimeter perfect in mine.

Worth every penny, I don't normally write reviews but installing this cooler dropped my temps by 20 degrees from my old one which was also beefy but nowhere near this big, it fits perfectly in my case and besides me not knowing how to use fan clips installation was easy. I wish they'd explain the clips in the instruction book but it's clear and easy to read. It's quiet, great air flow, dropped my temps by 20 and really well made. Out preforms the old cooler by a long shot.

Honestly didn't use this for too long before upgrading to an AIO (mostly due to a case upgrade). It seemed to work really well for an air cooler. I also had done some research prior to buying this cooler prior to buying, and it was rated pretty high on charts where it was included. I also found some pretty positive reviews. Not sure if this version is still available, but definitely well worth the $35 I paid for it, for sure.

A couple of the fins were bent a little. I fixed them. It keeps my amd 9800x3d about 80*c when playing mw2 in 4k ultra settings. The case is a Silverstone grandia 11 htpc case.

Worked extremely well. Saw a significant drop in temperatures over stock Intel cooler that came with rebuilt PC.

I didn't expect much when I first saw this cooler. To my surprise, it cools as well as

Full disclosure: I never expected to make a review for this cooler, but it is simply that much of an improvement that I just had to.I used this cooler in a media PC build in a Thermaltake Core V1 case. Other reviews said it would fit, and it leaves just the right amount of room between the top cover, and a comfortable space between the back plate for a pair of 80mm case fans to still fit. I liked the simple mounting system, which used my existing backplate, and the two screws used to hold down the cooler are threaded smooth but snug, easy to tighten in an alternating fashion to more evenly distribute the force during installation. I was familiar with the fan clips, as the bequiet Dark Rock Pro 4 in my main rig uses basically the same type, so a little time and patience are all that will be needed for those new to such a thing.I was expecting a small boost in cooling performance and slightly quieter operation. I was not expecting to see the enormous difference this cooler made in both the drop in temperature and drop in noise from my simple Ryzen 5 5600X build. With the stock AMD Wraith Stealth cooler, I was seeing 43C at idle, 56-61C watching a video on YouTube, and 63-71C in 1080p games. With this SE-207-XT Slim, I now see idle temps at 30-31C, YouTube video temps at 35-36C, and gaming at 1080p between 36C and 43C, while I can now also comfortably game at 4K reaching only 41-56C. A full stress test caused me to see 56-58C averages with a 61C one time peak. I have since rectified the 61C peak using Curve Optimizer and now max out at 58C.I am absolutely blown away by the performance of this cooler and I have already purchased a second one, in snow, for a future Thermaltake Core V1 Snow build.Sorry I do not have screencaps of the high temps with the stock cooler. My environment is 73F ambient. Yes, the top panel of the Thermaltake Core V1 is a dust magnet and will attract particles with increasing ferocity every time it is cleaned.

Solid air cool for my Jonsbo t6 build can't wait to get the other pieces.