So it was installed in a system with Ryzen 5 3600, compared to the stock AMD cooler, it dropped from a maximum of 84 degrees to 70 degrees with full fan speed during rendering. In idle, it's more or less the same, and I want to emphasize that the stock cooler is completely clean from dust. I didn't use its thermal paste, but I applied my own good-quality one. Also, it has a 90mm fan, if my perception is not mistaken, not a 120mm fan.
In terms of pros, it has relatively good performance under load and does the job well for around 20 bucks.
As for cons, the cooler block is smaller than the processor and doesn't cover it entirely, but the performance is satisfactory. The quality is a bit cheap, and the RGB lights never turned on. The cables for them are not connected anywhere, and I didn't bother to investigate, ask, or learn about it because I don't care. Anyway, I just wanted a simple cooler, but I'm informing anyone who wants it about the LED lights.
Also, for those who have AMD, remember that the stock cooler needs to be warmed up and rotated to avoid breaking the processor pins by pulling it out, as the cooler sticks to the processor.
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