PcCooler RZ620 - CPU Cooler Review

PC Cooler’s RZ620 looks really nice with its "Tri Force" design, but with it's MSRP of 70 USD, how does it stack up to the competition? … Let's find out.
What’s up everyone, Erik here and welcome to Hardware For Gamers. For those who are new to the channel, I review and test PC cases, CPU coolers, PC case fans and Video cards. Before I get into the overview, to have Full disclosure. CPS or PC Cooler sent me this cooler to test and review, but as always all opinions expressed in this video are mine.
Let's go over what comes in the box. There is the heatsink and fans of course. There is the installation guide, 2 sets of fan clips, A small tube of thermal compound, an extension cable, And mounting hardware for AMD and intel. The extension cable has a switch on it that can control the speed of the fans. There are 3 settings “silent”, “performance” and “turbo”
Silent sets the fans to around 1800 RPM
Turbo sets the fans to around 2200 RPM
While performance lets the motherboard control the fans
Okay, taking a look at the heatsink, There is a black coating over the aluminum fins and the 6 6mm continuous copper heatpipes. The faces of the heatsink have an interesting design that PC Cooler calls “TRI FORCE”. Which gives the cooler a very clean look. The cold plate is copper, with the bottom of the cold plate being nickel plated. Now for the fans. The fans have no model name or number on them, but they are both 4 pin PWM fans with a daisy chain, they have 9 blades, they have little rubber pads on all 8 of the corners, And a rated max RPM of 2000. The dimensions of RZ620 with the fan attached is 158 mm high x 130 mm wide x 140 mm deep.
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System Specs:
Motherboard - MSI B550 Tomahawk
GPU - Asus GT1030 passive cooler
OS Drive - 250GB m.2 nvme drive
PSU - Corsair RM550x
RAM - Gskill FlareX 3200 4-8GB
Case - QDIY Cool 5 open frame Case
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:45 CPU Cooler Overview
2:15 Dimensions and Socket Compatibility
3:12 Installing the Cooler
5:20 Fan RPM
6:10 Temperature Testing
8:14 Final Thoughts
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[@bluessrv1]

I know it's old school to say but...I do like that manual fan speed control feature. Good review and assessment! 👍

[@HardwareForGamers]

Thanks! 👍

[@MrJohannson]

Did they just rip it straight from DeepCool's AK620? They even kept the 620 in the name.

[@HardwareForGamers]

I would think as much as any twin tower cooler rips another twin tower cooler. for the 620... 6 pipe 2 fan... yeah sure, but meh AMD and Intel or AMD and NVIDIA all corps do silly things like that.

[@DanDan-li4hr]

please review thermalright phantom spirit 120 evo

[@metromelvin]

😍

[@sympetrum667]

I thought my eyes deceived me....

[@maelradec6766]

chunky