Epilogue
The Enermax ETS-TD60D ARGB comes at a good price, offers high-enough performance, and, besides the highly desirable RGB lighting, which is desirable for many users, it also features a top display, which can be particularly useful for some. I noticed several user reviews on Amazon stating that the fans on their coolers broke after a while. I didn’t notice anything unusual in my sample, but I only tested it for a short period. Therefore, since I didn’t perform long-term testing, I cannot know if its fans are reliable or have issues. The fact is that this cooler claims to have FDB fans, which, under normal operating conditions, have a long lifetime.
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| 25 dBA – Performance | Prices in the US market as of 24 July 2025 |
At a 25 dBA normalized noise output, a level that won’t bother most users while still allowing for good performance, the Enermax cooler offers high-enough performance. That said, it loses to the Cooler Master Hyper 612 APEX, which features a single-tower design and costs only $10 more, offering significantly better RAM compatibility (thanks to its more compact footprint). If you have RAM modules with tall heatspreaders, you may encounter issues with the Enermax ETS-TD60, so it’s best to check this before purchasing one.
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- Fairly priced
- High enough performance
- Below 160mm height to avoid compatibility issues with chassis
- Good build quality
- FDB fans
- Straightforward installation
- Digital display
- ARGB lighting
- 5-year warranty
- Poor RAM clearance
- USB cable could be longer
- Strong competition even in the $50-$65 range
