ThermalrightAssassin X120 Refined SE CPU Air Cooler,TL-C12C PWM Fan with 1550RPM, Aluminium Heatsink Cover,148mm High CPU Cooling, for AM4/AM5/Intel LGA 1150/1151/1200/1700/1851

The media could not be loaded. Specs before cooler:CPU: 5600gGPU: EVGA 3060ti XC w/ 3080 fansCase: Be Quiet! Pure Base 500dxIntake: 2x 140mm Pure Wings 2Exhaust: 1x 140mm Pure Wings 2 (rear exit), 1x 92mm random fan below GPU (GPU only curve)My 3060ti is my main (gaming) monitor, and I use the integrated graphics for my second monitor (browsers, file explorer, office programs, etc). I monitor temps or have a browser open while gaming on occasion. With the stock cooler my 5600G would approach semi alarming temps when playing a demanding game. High 70s maybe low 80s. Now I stay in high 60s, occasionally reaching 70. This is more than just the cooler, though.Getting this cooler I knew the fan wasn't going to be as quiet as I wanted it to be. Plus it wouldn't match. I bought a Be Quiet! Pure Wings 3 120mm to clip onto it instead. Percentage to percentage, this fan is quieter. It's also been designed for airflow and to push through radiators and coolers.I used the included Thermalright fan as a second exhaust fan (top exit). Since it's louder I gave it its own curve. At idle and doing office work the CPU temps are fine with just one exhaust. Because of this I set this fan to stay at 30% until there is some serious load being put on either the CPU or GPU. This keeps the temps right where I want them. I do believe having this fan there also helped my GPU temps a tad.In conclusion- for the price it's perfect! Very effective for a budget office setup. With my Pure Wings 3 addition, this setup isn't only cooler than the stock Wraith, it's quieter too.In the video I compare my fan of choice to the one that comes in this kit. The phone mic amplifies the volume a little bit, both are quieter in person. With that being said, the difference is still noticeable.*Thought to consider though, one is further in the case than the other. The "stock" fan I used as exhaust could potentially be muffled a small amount by the case.

Thermalright has yet to disappoint me. The price is fantastic and quality is on part with coolers 25% more expensive. I have purchased about 10 Thermalright coolers over the past few years and they always perform very well. I just hope Thermalright doesn't raise their prices to keep the value.

I was shocked at how well this fan, heat sink, and parts necessary to assemble/install it, were made. Everything fit together very precisely, instructions were rather straight forward and easy to follow, and once installed my Intel CPU is sitting under normal load, at around 81f . Initially I was going to purchase the x90 w/ the smaller fan but I'm glad I spent a few dollars more and got the 120mm fan and heat sink. ...be sure to check your case and RAM clearances. The way this is designed w/ the heat sinks elevated a bit and not close to the board as other CPU cooling 'units' are - I had plenty of room. I've also seen where people who do run into space limitations (bound by RAM or the like) and they simply install the heat sink as recommended and then attach the fan but elevated a bit from being 'square' on the heat sink - if that makes sense. Given how the clips are that hold the fan in place this would be easy to do. I guess it could effect cooling a bit if you lifted the fan too high off of 'square' but it'd be easy to do to find room if needed under those conditions. In any event, a great product and it's refreshing to know great products can be found that don't cost an arm and a leg. PS: packaging was also great and labelled really well. GL and hope this review is helpful.

This worked fantastically. Core temps stay sub 70c under OCCT stress test. Very impressive at this price point.

works really well but if you think you're going to need another fan on it unlike other brands you can't buy the clips and their other friends don't come with them to do so so you're better off ordering a slightly more expensive one that has two fans already

Can easily handle up to 95-105 watts. Looks very nice

I've bought so many of the single and dual fan versions of these coolers. Why? Well, they're inexpensive, easy to install, and work very well. No need to spend more money. These are the go-to coolers for me.

Can't really talk about the noise level of this fan since I have an old noisy GPU installed in the system, though I can say it's no louder than that is (very low bar, lol).Works fine, install was as easy as it gets with CPU fans. I used the included thermal paste and haven't had any problems so far, though I'll admit I haven't really pushed my CPU hard. Hooked up the light to the hub controlling the case fans and everything works in sync without issue.