Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 CPU Air Cooler, 7 Heat Pipes CPU Cooler,Dual 120mm TL-C12B V2 PWM Fan, AGHP 4.0 Technology,S-FDB Bearing,for AMD AM4 AM5/Intel 1700/115X/1851/1200/2011,(PS120)

The thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 is massive, good quality, very easy to install and the fans are silent. The thermal paste included was a dry, as mentioned by some purchaser. However, it gets the job done, my temps don't exceed over 50 Degrees Celsius. It is well packaged and secured. Im really happy with thermalright, totally recommend it.

Great heatsink for the price. Keeps my 5950x around 50c and after a long work session never goes above 70c. Ran some stress tests while working out my PBO settings and never got above the thermal limit and found out I run into VRM issues before I get a Proc_Hot thermal throttle. Installation could be better, but for the price it's fine. You might struggle to get the screws set to the frame but it does work. Fans are fine and they aren't loud at 1500rpm. Looks great in the case for an all black build. I have 2 sticks of G. SKILL Ripjaws V and you get maybe 1mm of clearance under the fan. Tried to show this in the photos the ram clearance. I can see this lasting a quite a few upgrades and years of service. Happened to be doing some pc maintenance so thought I would give this little beast and Thermalright a shout out.

It’s an amazing value, fans are quiet, CPU stays at 30 C. The only issue I had was the thermal paste that came with was too thick, but it was the first time in a long time that I installed a cooler and I would chalk it up more to my incompetence than to what it came with. Outside of the thermal paste installation was very easy much easier than the cooler that I had inherited for this build. Highly recommend and would buy again for another machine.

Best air cooler for the money you can buy. I have it on a Ryzen 5 5600g 65w cpu. It runs at 88° f at idle. 135° on a stress test. My computer isn't a high end gamer, just an average machine. But it runs 24/7. Fans are quiet and it looks nice on my MSI mobo. Would buy again.

ThermalRight knocks it out of the park yet again - an inexpensive dual tower dual fan motherboard that's perfect for my i5-14600k CPU in an MATX case. Slots right in, everything clicks into place, all works great. Cooling performance is outstanding.

Be prepared to add another ten-dollars to the cost for better thermal paste. The smidgen of chunky goo included in the box didn't come close to covering an Intel Core Ultra processor. Another minor complaint is the memory clearance. The website says 42mm of clearance, but my 41mm requires the fan to be lifted a tiny bit. Not the end of the world, but even lower profile RGB sticks of RAM might get in the way of the fan. It easily cleared the VRM heatsink and it does not come close to my video card (but I am not running a high end GPU either). Installing the cooler was easy, even when adding a contact frame (something recommended for LGA 1700 and 1851 because of the elongated shape). It's hard to mess up as long as the right parts are used. Temperatures, at least for the limited testing I have done, have remained low. The cooler is definitely a function over form with how chunky it is.

I bought this for my first PC build. A few months in, and I'm happy with it. It was easy to use, and keeps my CPU nice and cool. It looks nice through the glass panel...I wanted something more "stealth" without a ton of RGB and this is just what I was going for. One this to be aware of is if you have tall RAM, you might run into trouble fitting the front fan. I would up putting the front fan on the back of the cooler unit (not ideal, but it seems to work just fine).

I paired this with ID-COOLING Frost X45 Thermal Paste, on an Intel Ultra 7 265K, with ah Thermalright Contact Plate. Temps haven't gone above 80C even at full load, yet. I'll have to try more stress tests. My only complaint is that the instructions don't make it obvious which standoffs you are supposed to use for the mounting bracket. Fortunately, the bag that contains the standoffs was labelled with '1700', which uses the same height as the 1851 that I needed for the 265K. Otherwise, installation went well, and I got great temps on the first try.