Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE ARGB CPU Air Cooler,6 Heat Pipes CPU Cooler, Dual TL-C12C-S PWM Fan, Aluminium Heatsink Cover,AGHP Technology,for AMD AM4/AM5/Intel LGA1700/115X/1155/1200/1851

I recently installed the Peerless Assassin 120 SE ARGB in my build and I’m extremely pleased with the results. A few highlight points: With 6 heat-pipes and a dual-tower heatsink, this cooler handles high thermal loads surprisingly well for the price. It supports both Intel (LGA 115x/1200/1700) and AMD (AM4/AM5) sockets out of the box — easy to integrate into different systems. It is impressively quiet. According to the official spec the noise level tops out at ~25.6 dBA, which means minimal fan noise in daily use. The ARGB lighting is a nice bonus for anyone who cares about aesthetics, and it does not seem to compromise performance. My experience in use: Installation was straightforward (with the back-plate and mounting brackets included). After setup I noticed lower idle and load temperatures vs the stock cooler, and the system remained quiet even under sustained load. It also had good clearance around my RAM slots and GPU (always good to check fit in your case). In terms of value vs performance, this cooler really stands out. Minor note: You’ll want to check your case’s CPU cooler clearance, the heatsink is ~155mm tall. Also, if you’re doing extreme overclocking or very high-end CPUs at 300 W+ loads, this may not quite match the very top-tier 280/360mm liquid-coolers, but for most builds it gives excellent bang for the buck. Bottom line: If you’re looking for a high-performance air cooler that doesn’t break the bank, the Peerless Assassin 120 SE ARGB is hard to beat. Highly recommended.

Installed this cooler in my PC, and it’s honestly one of the best air coolers I’ve used. Temps dropped significantly compared to my old one, and it’s super quiet even under load. Installation was straightforward, and the ARGB lighting looks clean inside the case. Build quality feels premium, and the fans are smooth and silent. For its price, it’s an amazing value for keeping your CPU cool. It works perfectly as it is compatible with my R9 5900 XT. It has lasted around 2 years since I bought it and looks nice!

First off let me start by saying I have built computers before, but am by no means a computer expert. I spent 2 years trying to figure out why my PC experienced so much stuttering and low performance in some games. I bought new GPU's, new CPU's, more RAM, and still the same performance issues. One day I decided to check my temps and noticed they seemed to REALLY high in some games, and almost seem to correlate with drops in performance. That's when I did some research and learned that CPU's tend to throttle themselves when temps are too hot. I bought this hoping it would drop my temps and holy mother of god - it's like I'm gaming on an entirely different set up. The air flow is insane. It dropped my temps by about 10-15 degrees at least. Every game I played was running so much more smoothly and could be ran at higher graphic presets without stuttering or major frame lag. The fan itself is pretty large so make sure you're not putting it in a tiny case, but man its SO worth the price. Installation was pretty simple if you know your way around the inside of a computer. As for noise, I can't hear it at all, its very quiet. I could not recommend a product more if you're experiencing issues with CPU high temps. save yourself the money and hassle of expensive cooling set ups and try this first.

I have purchased 2 of these so far for different builds. They work and look great. Great build quality and good thermals. Granted, I hardly ever max out one of my CPUs, but it keeps my 12900k cool without issue. My other CPU is less powerful but it gets ran at 100% regularly and also doesn't have cooling problems. As long as this fits in your case, I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a solid, but still budget friendly, air cooler.

Keeps my i7 very cool. 25 to 27° C idling & plenty of headroom under load. Cheap but very effective cooler. Installation was tricky due to it being awkward to get paste on because of it's size & shoe. Also screws have to be turned a lot before contact so you have to screw fast to keep the paste from getting tacky. Was certainly doable though. Fans are very quiet, especially at idle. Downside is it's big, very big. You need small memory or you'd have to put a fan on the back side to use bigger memory sticks. Maybe not for a novice but worth a shot.

Bought it to make a pc for my friend I7 8700 , rtx 2070 super , 2x8 2333mhz ddr4 ram , 650w psu . Its overkill cooling tbh , with a stock cpu fan curve playing a cpu intensive game like pubg at ultra cpu was at 45°-50° . Almost no noise at all . Looks great too . But it is very HUGE . Mounting the cpu is easy but the fans were kinda confusing and I had to watch a YouTube vid , but Zach tech tips has a short installation vid . Something to note , if you have rgb ram you will need to install it like me , the proper way to install in an intake in the front (which would be above the ram , pulling air into the cpu that comes from the front ) and one in the middle as exhaust ( blowing hot air out ) but I didn’t put one above the ram because this is my friends first pc and maybe he may want to upgrade ram , so I wanted everything in the pc to be accessible. Keep that in mind if buying this . Other than that because it’s most likely an overkill cooler you won’t be missing because the cooling difference is literally less that 5°c

Noise level low, size is a little big but that’s expected for nice airflow. It works great, keeps CPU cool like it’s meant to. 2nd time purchasing one and will keep purchasing one for new builds.

Okay, this might be a one-off but I wanted to let anyone know that. Lenovo legion T5s are a nice machine because there's really nothing proprietary about it. You can really swap out pretty much any parts and not run into any problems with the case, but this is the first time I've experienced and the issue. In the pictures posted. Going to see that the motherboard they use is kind of proprietary. When you look at where the holes are mine you I have a AMD CPU the holes are not in the proper align in the right place. If you look, the holes are separated farther out from a standard AMD motherboard. I discovered this when trying to install the brackets for AMD and discovered the holes were farther apart. So I had to use the brackets for Intel and had to use the back plate for LGA 116X/1200. Believe it or not it actually worked. As you can see in the pictures it took some figuring out how the place the brackets. I figured it out and the radiator fit with no clearance issues. I have to admit, I almost committed the cardinal sin I forgot to take off the plastic on the heat sink. Luckily I remembered I didn't take it off and unscrewed it and pulled it off and had to reapply the thermal paste again. I was able to wire everything up. The rgbs worked like they were supposed to and I was able to close up the side panel with no clearance issues. Except for that experience, everything else works great. It dropped the temp very considerably down because the stock cooler that was there was horrible. Yes I did have the fan on the wrong side that did fix that when I saw it.

Reseña del 310824. Para poder instalar es muy útil el video que esta dentro de la descripción del producto. Es un sistema de ventilación grande, en mi caso quedo justo (quizás hasta apretando) las memorias ram, por lo que te recomiendo tener esto en cuenta al momento de armar tu set. Ten en cuenta que debes revisar la posición del cableado a conectar para que te sea mas fácil conectarlo a tu tarjeta madre y que al momento de ensamblar esto te ayudará que los cables no estorben a los ventiladores.

CPU Fan is strong and powerful. Very Quiet which is a key point.

Expensive, but it does the job

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Used for my build and works amazing, got this in perfect condition.