Can you return Air Coolers back to Amazon

[vjizzle2384]

I was going to see if the Dark Rock Pro 4 fits and will work good with the 2600x and my case is CM MB500.  So if it didn’t fit I was wanting to return it to Amazon. 

 

[minibois]

It's best to of course ask them, but as long as you don't remove the protective film and don't use the thermal paste, I would assume you could still return it.

[Tristerin]

I guess gone are the days of using a tape measure.

[minibois]

8 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

I guess gone are the days of using a tape measure.

My go to is also just looking online if people have used this case/cooler combo. This case is not used too much though, so I don't see any builds on PCPartPicker with this cooler.

 

EDIT: just checked the specs and there would be about 0.5cm of clearance (between the size of the cooler and what the case specifies the cooler could be in height).

[Tristerin]

4 minutes ago, Minibois said:

My go to is also just looking online if people have used this case/cooler combo. This case is not used too much though, so I don't see any builds on PCPartPicker with this cooler.

 

EDIT: just checked the specs and there would be about 0.5cm of clearance (between the size of the cooler and what the case specifies the cooler could be in height).

100% or ask on forums like this if other users have done this etc.

 

The approach the OP above does - raises costs on products for everyone else.  That money lost in revenue and shipping by that company will be recouped by increasing costs across products.  The customer is not always right, and their lack of planning does not constitute a return against the Seller/Platform the purchaser used.  As a small business owner, these people KILL me.  As a small business owner however I can also tell anyone I want to fuck off.  Im no dummy and when I see things like this occur on the retail side, I love telling them (customers) to take the item and tell them where they can stick it.  

 

 

 

 

[hello_there_123]

DRP4 for a 2600 lol... so much money wasted...

[vjizzle2384]

2 hours ago, Tristerin said:

100% or ask on forums like this if other users have done this etc.

 

The approach the OP above does - raises costs on products for everyone else.  That money lost in revenue and shipping by that company will be recouped by increasing costs across products.  The customer is not always right, and their lack of planning does not constitute a return against the Seller/Platform the purchaser used.  As a small business owner, these people KILL me.  As a small business owner however I can also tell anyone I want to fuck off.  Im no dummy and when I see things like this occur on the retail side, I love telling them (customers) to take the item and tell them where they can stick it.  

 

 

 

 

 The website says it’s 162.8 mm but reviews says it tall then that on YouTube that’s y am asking this 

[vjizzle2384]

1 hour ago, hello_there_123 said:

DRP4 for a 2600 lol... so much money wasted...

So I have it when I upgrade my cpu, I’ll have it 

[Tristerin]

24 minutes ago, vjizzle2384 said:

 The website says it’s 162.8 mm but reviews says it tall then that on YouTube that’s y am asking this 

The cooler itself will meet these dimensional requirements.  If it doesn't, that is grounds for return, legitimately.  Cant argue with you returning it if it doesn't meet spec.  If it meets spec and you failed to measure however, that's what I am meaning.