SilentiumPC Fera 5 Dual CPU Cooler Review

1. SilentiumPC Fera 5 Dual2. Installation3. Testing Methodology4. Testing - Noise5. Testing - PBO Temperatures6. Testing - Overclocked Temperatures7. Testing - VRM Temperatures8. Closing Thoughts9. View All Pages

AM4 installation uses the default AMD backplate once the standard AM4 plastic fittings are removed.

Holding the backplate into position feels like a third hand is required, but once the SilentiumPC threaded standoffs are in place, the backplate remains secure.

The metal retention bracket then sits in position and is screwed in place at four points.

Then the CPU cooler heatsink can be bolted down using the two positions on its crossbar.

Finally, there is the straightforward process of attaching both fans with the supplied metal clips.

The overall process is very straightforward and not overly complicated; that’s especially true with the clear instructions.

The final mount is secure, and the black-framed fans and black-topped cooler create a very aesthetically pleasing visual appearance, especially if you’re not interested in RGB lighting.

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