It's worth the money, it really lowered the temperature!! Be careful, it needs to be screwed in well, otherwise it causes a short circuit resulting in half of the mobo having power and the other half not, you realize it when the keyboard has power while the mouse does not, for example, or if half of the lights on the mobo or the case turn on while the other half do not.

Unjustifiably expensive (there is a relative justification that it is produced in a factory in Germany, but 30 euros while ThermalRight gives them for 5 dollars?) Anyway, for the latest generation Intel processors, the new liquid coolers include a contact frame (see Arctic Liquid III) and soon motherboards will come with pre-installed frames.