Installation

The first thing users will need to do to install the Titan Dragonfly 4 is to secure the backplate properly. Slide the four backplate screws into place before applying the black spacers and tightening down the four stud nuts.


Once firmly in place, make sure the proper mounting arms are installed on the heatsink itself, and prepare the CPU by applying thermal paste.


All that is left to do at this point is to line the cooler up, using long screws and springs to tighten it down for a secure fit.


Attach the fan and plug it into the CPU fan header, and that is it. The Dragonfly 4 is now ready to go.

Dragonfly 4's small size and Titan's easy-to-use mounting hardware make this cooler very easy to install. I would rate its installation an 8 on a scale of 1 (hardest) to 10 (easiest). The only thing keeping it from a 9 is the fact that the small screws for the backplate are tedious. That said, it is far from difficult, making this CPU cooler a good option for first-time builders.