Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120SE ARGB CPU Air Cooler, 7 Heat pipes CPU Cooler,Dual 120mm TL-C12B-S V2 PWM Fans, AGHP 4.0 Technology,for AM4/AM5/Intel lga1851/1700/1150/1151/1200, PC Cooling

The Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE is an outstanding CPU cooler that delivers excellent cooling performance while staying quiet. The compact design makes it a great fit for smaller cases, yet it still manages to handle high temperatures with ease, keeping my CPU cool during gaming and heavy workloads. Installation was straightforward, and the build quality is top-notch. The fans are remarkably quiet, even under load, which is a huge plus for me. If you're looking for an efficient, affordable cooling solution that doesn't compromise on performance, I highly recommend the Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE!

Good for the price and great find . But I have it cooling an i5 14600k with no problems.

The media could not be loaded. It's a beast there is no other word to put it but does it work hell yes ! Saves on getting liquid cooled system which I can't put into my rig sadly this is the heat sink and fan to do the job though and do it well highly recommend

Performs great and I've not had any temperature problems with my CPU and the RGB on the fans look great in my case. The installation process was generally quite straightforward and the only thing that drops this from 5 stars is that it gives not much clearance for the outer fan between the edge of my case and my RAM, however if you have a large case it should be great.

Was a bit sceptical at first that an air cooler would be sufficient to cool my 7800x3D cpu, but I must say I am astounded by the cooling of this air cooler, it is keeping my cpu on average 4 degrees cooler than the corsair h100i AIO! And even at 100% load during stress testing didnt throttle once! Will buy again for the next PC build.

I have a Ryzen 9 3900 and previously I used the AMD Wraith Prism cooler, idle temps were ~40C in Windows and in games I'd be in the 60C-70C area with PBO enabled, any kind of prolonged CPU usage resulted in obvious throttling to below usual clock speeds.For reference I also have a Q300L which is a case notorious for bad airflow.I installed this cooler based on a discord recommendation and several glowing reviews from YouTube and elsewhere not expecting much for ~£40.Now I idle at 25C-30C, in most games I'm at 45C-55C with all cores boosted to ~4.4Ghz, in benchmarks the highest I've seen is 78C-80C, bearing in mind it's a Ryzen 9 3900 with PBO the cooler is dealing with ~200W power draw and the CPU still has the freedom to maintain that ~4.4Ghz boost clock speed for around 30mins before settling at 4.32Ghz all cores.Considering I was going to buy the Noctua U12S at almost double the price, I'm extremely happy as this cooler appears to dominate Noctua's offerings.Bonus point: Because my CPU temperatures are no longer insane I can really appreciate how quiet the cooler really is with my GPU just about drowning out any noise.Also AM4 installation is really easy (please remember to peel), mechanism appears to provide solid mounting pressure and thermal paste provided does an excellent job of spreading itself under the mentioned clamping pressure.

I decided to move away from water cooling after realizing that I am just not very good at maintaining liquid cooling systems. This was the perfect choice. It was very easy to install, does a great job cooling the CPU, was surprisingly inexpensive, and is really quiet. I ended up buying another version of this to replace the water cooling system on another computer I was rebuilding.

I bought this after some research. My liquid cooling system was making an annoying rattling sound at higher temperatures. Despite checking everything I just couldn't find the cause. So I bought this amazing air cooler to replace it. Far easier to fit, despite the poor instructions. Took me 15 minutes to install and not only does it look great it's far quieter than older liquid cooler. Definitely worth the price, which is great value compared to other air cookers.