Thermalright AssassinX120 SE ARGB WHITE CPU Air Cooler, AX120 SE ARGB, 4 Heat Pipes, TL-C12CW-S PWM Quiet Fan CPU Cooler With S-FDB Bearing, For AMD AM4/AM5 Intel LGA 1700/1150/1151/1200

it fits just right for my micro atx pc and matx motherboard and works well for LGA1700 CPUs. Regulates temperatures really well and is easy to install where there is a step by step guide on how to install it that comes with the product. Finally, it is ultra quiet, even under extreme conditions and just looks good with my pc build

All Thermalright coolers seem to be the same, brilliant bang for your buck! The white and the ARGB looks fab and is easily controllable with its universal 3 pin ARGB connector. Performance level is good and will cool any medium wattage CPU with ease. On its PWM setting its very quiet and the whole cooler is extremely easy to install with its included instructions. 5 stars!

It's super good. Now my CPU idles at 37 degrees c instead of 50c, (when I used the stockcooler).If you also have the stock cooler atm, it's definetly working switching asap, when I took mine off I could see that even my thermal paste was dusty an not well done, and that could be from the amount of time it had been on (a few years). This cpu cooler is silent, the fan doesn't even need to spin. I've not tested it through heavy workloads yet, but I can tell that it's going to stay cool. I'll leave an an update if it does ever start to get noisy, but I realised my gpu is the most noisy part now. Installing the cooler, it did take me a bit of energy, preparation, and time, but it was enjoyable and very easy. The pay off was definetely worth it.

20c at idle and 50c at load is great and it performs nearly silent, great value for a cooler to replace a stock one. It even comes with thermal paste and mounting hardware for 3 different types of motherboard.Installation was a bit hard, the bracket was a bit finicky as well as the clip of the fan which shaved some metal and I was a bit worried at the risk of shorting something but I have a duster so that was sorted.MAKE SURE TO REMOVE THE PROTECTIVE PLASTIC, I was aware of this but I forgot so use as many guides as you need and on that note, English instructions would have been nice but videos on YouTube helped.I pay £14.79 at the time of ordering, 27/11/24 (D/M/Y)

Great CPU cooking fan for a first time builder like myself. Good value for money and simple instructions made it straightforward to connect up. Lighting is a nice touch as well and looks great with the other fans in my case.

Works very well keeps my pc at a good temperature due to excellent air flow from this thermal take coolerHighly recommended good price too

Recently built a PC and as I was building to a budget and was a low power CPU (ryzen 8600g) though the stock cooler would save me some money.With the stock cooler found the idle temp around the mid-high 40s but then would jump massively to the 70s under even low usage. Then one day (hot summer) did a full days work and then evening gaming and checked temp to find it was in the 90s. Decided I needed to buy a proper cooler.Went for this simply due to the price and was one of the only air coolers that didn't have a 160mm or close enough hight to fit in my case. So if you want a 120mm fan, without a 160 height, this is pretty much your only option.After installing found my idle/low usage temp to be about the same in the mid 40s so was a bit worried to start with. However, with this cooler my cpu now barely goes past 60 under any load, length of session etc.Only thing to note that I missed is it's not ARGB so there is no controlling the lighting. It's rainbow all the time and can't be turned off. I had expected a power connector and rgb cable to go into my rgb hub but it just has a power cable only. So there's no managing it's lighting to match your other fans or turning it off. May not be an issue but I built mine so it only lights up when my son uses the PC (so he's 10% better at gaming) and doesn't light up at all for me (because I'm an adult :) . Now there's a spinning rainbow every time I use the PC.But my temps are constant and I no longer feel I need to constantly check my CPU temp like I did with the stock cooler.

After unpacking I attempted to install the cooler frame for my Intel CPU.This proved to be quite a challenge, the illustrations are miniscule & saying use the Intel spacers? is misleading as they are 3 different colours, could have told colour? Then the problem of the fixing holes in the Frame being too small for the mounting screws, had to resort to filing the holes to allow screws to slide into position.Then the adjustment of the frame (2 pieces) to allow the cooler to be mounted.Also the fitment of the fan to the cooler, mini diagrams did not help even after scanning and printing larger!An hour & half later I got it mounted & noticed the fan was resting on the DIMMS! I adjusted the Cooler position 90 degrees it's OK now.It's quiet, efficient & good value.