CPU cooler

Cheaper and quieter than a boxed cooler, and it fits in minutes. Entirely sufficient for 65 W processors.

The cooler bundled with some processors. Adequate to 65 W but loud — swapping it for a cheap tower is one of the best-value upgrades there is.

A dual tower matching 240 mm liquid coolers for a fraction of the price. The best performance per złoty available.

Seven heat pipes and two towers. It effectively matches coolers costing three times as much.

A low-profile cooler designed for cases where a tower will not fit. 70 mm tall.

A 240 mm radiator at a sensible price. It frees the space around the socket and exhausts heat outside the case.

A dual tower with a temperature display. The display is a gimmick; the cooler underneath is solid.

The strongest air cooler available. It weighs 1.5 kg and overhangs the first memory slot — check your module height.

A 360 mm radiator holds clocks through hours of all-core load. It needs a case with room for 360 mm.

A single tower performing like a dual, while keeping clearance over the memory. The choice when a large tower fouls the modules.

A 360 mm radiator with lighting and a pump display. Effective, though pricier than equivalents without the decoration.

The largest off-the-shelf radiator available. It fits few cases — check the specification before buying.