If you are not overclocking and pushing your CPU to the extreme limits, you can get away with the stock coolers that come pre-bundled with the CPU purchase. But sometimes you will be disappointed that you are buying an expensive CPU and it doesn’t come with a cooler in the box. This is where third-party CPU coolers come in. If you want to slightly overclock your CPU just to get some extra performance and do not want to go to the extreme limits, you can use any of these capable CPU coolers from the list to help you in keeping your CPU at a good temperature. Table of Contents Deepcool AS500 Plus Specification Pros Cons be quiet! Pure Rock 2 Specification Pros Cons Noctua NH-D15 Chromax Black Specification Pros Cons Cryorig C7 Specification Pros Cons Noctua NH-P1 Specification Pros Cons be quiet! Dark Rock TF 2 Specification Pros Cons Deepcool AS500 Plus The Deepcool AS500 Plus is a single tower cooler that comes with five heat pipes. It has high-density fins that are appropriate fo...