Many of these older OEM coolers are perfectly fine for cooling most modern CPUs on the AM4 and AM5 platform, I'm sure you have at least one of these lying around somewhere if you've ever played with older hardware.

In my case it applies for making a home server from my previous CPU, I wanted a little bit more thermal mass than the stock cooler that came with it.

Should fit any OEM cooler with 46mm hole spacing, which should be most, as they haven't changed much from my knowledge, seen these as late as 2016 productions, while in my case it's from 2008, I had an identical cooler block from 2003, I've seen these used by DELL, as well as acer for sure, probably most manufacturers you can think of used almost this exact block, seemingly made by foxconn.

It might be needed to use slightly longer screws for installation, but screws that came with the mounting hardware on the motherboard should be long enough in most cases.

I recommend printing it from a higher temperature filament like ABS or ASA for what i think should be obvious reasons.