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PCCooler E126M B

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Features: for CPU; Product type: air cooler; Fan size (mm): 120; Max. revolutions (rpm): 1800; Speed controller: auto (PWM); Noise level (dB): 22; Power source: 4-pin; Heatsink material: aluminum; Socket: AMD AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2; AMD AM4; Intel 775; Intel 1150; Intel 1155/1156; Intel 1151 / 1151 v2
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PCCooler E126M B
Main specs
Featuresfor CPU
Product typeair cooler
Air flow directiondown (on motherboard)
Max. TDP92 W
Fan
Number of fans1
Fan size120 mm
Bearinghydrodynamic
Min. RPM1000 rpm
Max. RPM1800 rpm
Speed controllerauto (PWM)
Max. air flow53 CFM
MTBF30 K hours
Starting voltage8 В
Noise level22 dB
Power source4-pin
Radiator
Heatsink materialaluminum
SocketAMD AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2
AMD AM4
Intel 775
Intel 1150
Intel 1155/1156
Intel 1151 / 1151 v2
Intel 1200
General
Lighting
Lighting colourblue or red
Mount typelatches
Dimensions126x126x70 mm
Height70 mm
Weight270 g
Added to E-CatalogAugust 2019
Backlight. Automatic adjustment of the speed of rotation of the blades.
The information in the model description is for reference purposes.
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Model overview based on user reviews  
The PCCooler E126M B is an affordable cooling solution, primarily designed for entry-level and mid-range processors. It features a 120 mm fan with a hydrodynamic bearing and a single-color backlight, offering decent cooling performance and low noise levels at 22 dB. However, several users have noted that it struggles with processors like the Ryzen 5 2600, especially during gaming, where temperatures can exceed 70°C. The cooler is not recommended for CPUs with a TDP greater than 95 watts, as it may not effectively manage heat, leading to high core temperatures and increased noise. Some users reported manufacturing issues, such as poor polishing, which affected its performance. Despite its attractive price and design, it may not be suitable for gaming builds or high-performance CPUs.
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a model with serious flaws
6 January 2020 
I do not recommend it for gaming builds.
Price
Struggles with the Ryzen 5 2600 at stock, in games above 70°. It's noisy, quite noticeable at night.
just bought PCCooler E126M B  i recommend it don't buy
normal model, nothing special
14 February 2020 
Only backlight and silent operation
Do not take it if your CPU TDP is greater than 95 watts. For processors with a TDP of less than 95 watts, I recommend taking it. It doesn't handle games under 65 degrees with any Xeons. I do not recommend it for gaming builds.
use PCCooler E126M B week
a model with serious flaws
5 April 2021 
In terms of performance, it’s like an Intel stub only with half a light
The price does not look as flawed as the standard from Intel
Crooked Chinese turners could not make a normal penny, and traces of the cutter are visible and felt. Entirely and completely aluminium. Can block access to 1 memory slot. Take it only if ... no, don’t take it with such a penny and the absence of at least a gram of copper, it is only needed to show off in front of classmates between the skating rinks in the cs
use PCCooler E126M B less than month
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$10 for cooling system

The low-profile cooling system from the Chinese brand PCCooler, which is not too well known in our area, is designed to cool most of the current entry-level and mid-range processors from AMD and Intel. The design with an aluminium radiator and a 120 mm fan on a hydrodynamic bearing is capable of removing up to 92 watts of heat from the processor. Considering the price tag around $10, we get an inexpensive and pumped-up variation to replace the stock turntable.

workhorse

The model is positioned as a strong "workhorse". As one of the most affordable 120mm fan coolers, it offers both decent cooling performance and low noise levels of 22dB. The advantages of the model include an interesting design with a single-colour backlight (blue and red) along the ring, ease of installation, support for all current sockets and a 4-pin connector for automatic regulation of the rotation speed depending on the load level.

Max TDP 92W

But there are questions about the cooling itself. Despite the maximum TDP of 92 W, in fact, it turned out that such figures were beyond his control. The traditional battle test with the Ryzen 5 2600, the cooling system passed with difficulty, choking and sneezing towards the end of the test. 73 degrees Celsius at stock frequencies is a bit too much. Later it turned out that the problem was in a poorly polished sole, which did not make close contact with the processor surface. After grinding, the temperature dropped to 53 degrees and everything fell into place. Judging by the reviews on the network, we most likely came across an unsuccessful sample from which we should not draw global conclusions, but this spoiled the impression.