Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 CPU Cooler,Dual TL-C12B V2 PWM Fan, 7 Heat Pipes CPU Cooling,with 1500RPM Speed,for AMD AM4 AM5/Intel 1700/1150/1151/1200/2011/1851, PC Heatsink Cooler

PIcked this fan up for my PC build last year. After about 9 months of use, i would definitely say it's well worth the $ and does what it is supposed to do, Cool my CPU and enclosure. Nothing fancy or colorful, just functional.

Bought this to upgrade my ID-55 low profile cooler with 25mm fan, after my first choice ID Cooling A620 ARGB was no longer available. The ID-55 which worked pretty well on my I5-10600K but would reach 81c on Shadow of the Tomb Raider and would idle around 50c still well with in the thermal limits but too hot for me and the fan was noisier with just 5 heat pipes. I liked the Phantom Spirit Evo but wanted more ARGB lighting on my cooling tower so I bought this unit and swapped out the fans to the Thermalright TL-M12-S ARGB Fans, saved enough going this way I could also replace the rear 120mm fan with the same fans I was using on this cooler tower. I ran the same tests with the new tower cooler combination and now my I5-10600K idles at 39c but more importantly it only got to a max of 63c on Shadow of the Tomb Raider after hours of playing. Plus my CPU's boost clock now runs up to 4.7-4.8ghz where with the old setup it would max at 4.5g. Extremely happy with Thermalright.

I bought this because it replaces the Peerless Assassin 120 product line that, according to myriad tech reviews, performs almost as well as the undisputed king of CPU air coolers Noctua NH-D15—at a third of the cost. Best bang for the buck, they say. (Hardware Canucks published a few extensive benchmarks in their recent YouTube videos.)As for my experience, it keeps my AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D CPU nice and cool. When gaming, it keeps the CPU under mid-60s (degrees Celsius), with occasional spikes to 70 degrees, but rarely so. It seems quiet, although I keep my computer tower under the desk. You can certainly hear the fans pushing air when at high RPMs, as is normal, but no annoying sound frequencies as far as I can tell.The only caveat is that, this being a new product, no one knows how the fans will perform in the long run. But it should be an upgrade over the Peerless Assassin 120 line that it’s replacing, which has fared quite well so far. If the fans fail after the warranty has expired, you can replace them with any standard 120 mm fans. (You can get decent fans like Arctic’s P line for $10 a piece if you’ll still be on a budget by then.)A plus is that it comes with a full syringe of thermal grease. I already had some, so didn’t use it. If the included grease is the hard-to-spread kind, use a hair dryer to soften it as needed.

This fits very well in the Jonsbo z20 for my 5700x3d. The fans are not loud and it looks sharp through the window.

The instructions on paper/ videos provided by the manufacturer online make installation easy.Price to performance can’t be beat, on top of it being quiet under load

One of the best Air coolers available on the market, and probably the absolute best air cooled CPU Heat-sink for the price. Combined with high quality thermal paste or graphite pads like Thermal Grizzly Carbonaut, etc. and it does an amazing job at keeping most CPU's temps in check.

I replaced my stock AMD cooler with this one. It's a 30 degree difference in some games. Since I've installed, I haven't seen my temps go over 65. In most game it won't go over 50. Really good cooler, and it's cheap. 5 stars.

I have a ryzen 9 7900, this cooler helped me lower 10°C compared to the stock factory cooler.