Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE Black CPU Cooler, Dual 120mm PWM Fans, 7 Heat Pipes, AM4/AM5 & Intel LGA1851/1700/115X/1200, 4.92" L x 5.31" W x 6.06" H, 66.17 CFM, Desktop

When i play games it can’t handle the heat, evertime its reach 100c

Great cooler, keeps temps really low,ryzen 5 5500 OC'd to 4800Mhz, Temp doesn't go above 70C

This thing is awesome. I was previously using a Noctua NH-U12S, but I upgraded my CPU and these newer Ryzen chips are known to run pretty hot so I needed to reconsider my cooling. The Noctua was nice and silent, but it was only a single tower cooler. I installed this bad boy and saw a significant drop in temps under load, and it's still relatively quiet. I will say that if you're not using low profile RAM, like really low profile, the front fan on this will stick out a bit further than the back one. That doesn't bother me too much though and I doubt it has an effect on cooling performance. It's worth noting that the box includes everything you'll need like mounting brackets, standoffs, thermal paste, daisy chain cable, etc. Certainly worth picking this up if you're in the market for a solid CPU cooler with incredible value. Thermalright knocked it out of the park!

I constantly saw this cooler recommended as the best basic air cooler around. I have to say, it's very well earned as this is an excellent cooler. The package includes a nice set of brackets and standoffs for both AMD and Intel CPUs. A good thermal paste TF7 is also included which I used. Setup was pretty easy, it was a little finicky to seat the two main screws that hold the plate to the CPU. I had to watch a short video to figure out how to attach the metal wires to the fans and then stretch them over the radiator. One thing to note is that the front fan might not fit if your RAM is on the taller side. I had to move the front fan up a few notches which was pretty easy. Performance seems amazing, even under load the fans are quiet and my Ryzen CPU doesn't even break a sweat. It seems AIOs are popular now but I wanted something as simple as possible with good performance and I'm really pleased with this.

I'd go so far as to say it must be the best air cooler on the market, and if not the best, it's definitely among the best. It was incredibly easy to assemble by following the video on this very page; for a beginner like me who’s just starting out with building PCs, it was a huge help. The only thing is that the dimensions aren’t completely accurate, and in my case, one of the fans ended up slightly off-center, This was also because my motherboard has the RAM slots right next to the CPU socket, and since the heatsink is so large and due to the motherboard’s layout, it ended up right on top of the RAM modules. It’s not a problem at all—just a note so you can measure your case and check your motherboard’s layout.

This is a terrific heatsink/fan combination that is well made and highly affordable. A y-splitter cable is provided to combine the 2x 4 pin PWM connectors into a single 4pin PWN mobo header. The fan even comes with a large tube of Thermalright TF7 paste which is quality paste. This product was purchased for a stock 12700kf, no undervolt or overclock, just stock with intel pref settings (none of that MCE stuff) inside of a H9 Flow case (2025) and there's no issue with noise or sound; keeps the CPU in the low to mid 60's with small bursts to 71c at 70% power in Cyberpunk 2077 with all Raytracing settings maxxed. One thing worth mentioning, if you have large RAM heatsinks, you will need to get creative. If you have low profile ram, you should be fine. Overall, this is a great product with easy installation and quality performance that would rival AIO's.