Peerless Assassin 120 Mini Black CPU Cooler, 6 Heat Pipes AGHP Technology, with 120mm PWM Fan, 1500RPM Speed, for AMD:AM4 AM5/Intel LGA 1851/1700/1150/1151/1200/2011,PC Cooler

Working better than expected and fits LGA2011-3 square ilm.

Todo llego en buenas condiciones, pero al ser vendido por Amazon eua pueden existir retardos, no tan importantes, pero puede que que se retrase, bueno en mi caso fue así, jaja.

The Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 Mini Black is a solid CPU cooler that’s exceeded my expectations. It's a much more compact design, so it fits nicely in tighter cases but still manages to pack some serious cooling power. The six heat pipes and dual tower design keeps CPU temperatures very cool in sustained stress tests.Love the all-black anodized look. It’s got a clean, stealthy vibe that blends in. Installation was straightforward, look 5 minutes on an LGA 2011 build. Build quality is great as well, the fins don't feel as flimsy as the old Coolermaster kings that Thermalright has been dethroning recently.Performance was wild. 1 hour stress test on a 130W TDP CPU peaked at 63 deg C. That's beating many entry level liquid coolers, without the maintenance.Overall, the Peerless Assassin 120 Mini is a fantastic choice if you’re looking for an efficient cooler. I'll probably get the larger version for my next build.

Great for budget, cheap, and value for money builds. Noise may vary.I've become a fan of this cooler despite owning two of the Peerless Assassins and other variations. 1st off is the compact nature, and have shoved this into a Zalman Cubix case, literally have 2mm of clearance but allowing the system to run on a Ryzen 5600, some people have run it on higher end hardware like Rzyen 9800s and even the x3d processors. I'm replacing my trusty DeepCool AK400 for a 5800x I'm putting on my primary Bazzite gaming pc. The key of this cooler is the recessed nature of the fan, allowing it snugly fit into places others can't and it offers good cooling. It is best paired up with 1-2 intake fans at the front and an exhaust fan from the rear, ensuring a good flow of air and keeps the CPU happy. For most standard CPUs, I usually see it going from 45-60 C and will go to 80s and even 90s depending how the user pushes the system. I wish Noctua would release a fan specifically for this cooler, the best combo is now noctua fans + thermalright coolers for a superior air cooler. Sure the Noctua fans are more expensive, but combined with the thermalrights sturdy and robust features, it can cool the most aggressive CPUs.

I needed a cooler because the stock cooler that came with my CPU just didn't cut it. Without really stressing the system much (no overclocking), the temps were approaching 90C. Installing this cooler, the temps dropped significantly by like 20C. Idle temps are now in the 50s or less, and I think it was in the 60s when playing a fairly demanding game. I specifically got the Mini because my case wouldn't have had the clearance for the normal Peerless Assassin. Install was a bit tricky as the fan clips were hard to clip in and screwing the cooler down to the motherboard was a bit challenging while inside the case. It came with a tube of thermal paste.

Perfect little cooler. I think Thermalright was brilliant for entering this weird little niche of SFF coolers. This thing punches way above its weight class. I'm using it on a standard I7-12700 and have 0 complaints. It fits well, runs quiet, and keeps my CPU cool even in the tiny little case I'm using. Great little cooler.