The best company in this specific field, plus it gives you a paste that on its own costs around 10€. Completely silent if you don't care about the visual aspect like I do, which is a bulky thing that stands out in order to achieve these performances and be silent at such a price in cooling you want 120-130€

With Ryzen 5 1600, whatever I say is little. From 35 degrees idle temperature with the stock cooler, now I have 25 and it's completely silent. As for the packaging, it's something else, it has everything. Bravo to Noctua. (I don't play games)

With the Ryzen 5 2400G and the stock cooler, I had around 40 degrees Celsius in idle during the summer, and in gaming (FSX) I had seen up to 70 degrees Celsius! With the Noctua cooler, I haven't noticed significant differences in idle temperatures (2-3 degrees lower), but in FSX it didn't exceed 60 degrees Celsius. (The temperatures are from ASUS AI Suite 3). In a stress test with OCCP, it reached up to 74 degrees Celsius, while with the stock cooler I remember it being 80+. The installation is not difficult and it fits in a mid-tower case (Cooler Master MB600L). It doesn't take up much space on the motherboard (Asus Prime B450M-A), and the RAM fits comfortably. I haven't used it much yet, so I don't have a clear picture of the temperatures. I will test it more and come back. As for noise, nothing can be heard except for a slight hum, and that only when it's running at max speed. I plan to install a second fan, a Noctua of course.

Very good Premium cooler from Noctua for AM4 motherboard MSI Tomahawk B450 Ryzen 2600X. It fit perfectly on the 2600X without any issues and without touching any memory modules, etc. It works at 33 degrees idle and 58-65 degrees under stress, which is great considering that the 2600X is a hot processor. If I increase the fan speed in the case, the temperature drops even more, but it becomes a matter of noise/performance afterwards. You can't hear anything from the cooler, the loudest noise comes from my old HDD. A very high-quality product, silent, and it will do the job it is intended for.

I put the Noctua guarantee in a case with quite poor airflow and the temperatures improved significantly compared to the stock cooler and some other aftermarket coolers I had tried. It is quite silent, the installation is very easy, and its size is not too big so it will fit in most cases.

One of the best options for medium cooling is using an 7th generation i7 and the temperature in demanding gaming does not exceed 58 degrees.