ThermalrightPhantom Spirit 120 CPU Air Cooler, 7 Heat Pipes CPU Cooler,Dual 120mm TL-C12B V2 PWM Fan, AGHP 4.0 Technology,S-FDB Bearing,for AMD AM4 AM5/Intel 1700/115X/1851/1200/2011,(PS120)

The Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 runs whisper quiet and keeps my PC cool even when it's put to serious tests. I highly recommend this CPU cooler if you want the best for your money.

Update: I received a replacement from Amazon, installed it successfully, and it's performing much better than the stock cooler. <<<<=====No idea how to install it. A lot parts doesn't match the manual.

Amazing cooler for the price

Keeps my Ryzen 9 9900X that’s overclocked to 185W at a nice 85C while running the Cinebench R23 Multicore for a score of 34000! No need for a 140mm cooler. I hear the fans, but they are not too loud and I like the feed back when it gets busy. Idling, I hear nothing. I use an open case, so these are the only fans besides the GPU fan. That’s it.

I've been squarely a liquid cooling guy since my first AIO in 2012. I've used AIOs from ThermalTake, Corsair, and other brands. I even had a custom loop that I built for one of my systems. This air cooler operates on par with all of them for the cpus they were used on at the time I used them.I have this paired up with a Ryzen 9 5900X, it keeps the cpu under 80C under most loads from high end gaming to more resource intensive tasks like compiling code and video rendering. I've only seen it go above 80C a handful of times over the last four months that I have been using this air cooler.For the price, this thing is amazing.

I love this thing, I have a Ryzen 7 5800x3D paired with 64GB of ram and a radeon RX 6800 XT. I was starting to have some cooling issues on the CPU with an older cooler master CPU cooler I had, it was tiny and only had 4 heat pipes. I did a lot of research and found this thing was being compared highly to the noctua and other amazing coolers so I figured it couldn't hurt to try for only $45 at the time. I have loved it since, playing games like Cyberpunk2077 or city skylines 2 use to kill my temps getting up in the high 90's but with this I haven't gone over 75 on any game or 3Dmark tests. I highly recommend this cooler it is amazing, the only minor thing is at full fan speeds the fans have a slightly higher pitch than most but you can easily get some other fans or just turn the speeds down a little. I still recommend it highly and I run the stock fans on mine.

I'm pretty sensitive to noise and I heard some noise at frequencies I don't care for so I might change out the fans later. That said, I run the fans and a fraction of max power becuase the cooling is great and the noise level is low for it's cooling power. As for cooling power this will cool a 14700k well below max fan speed.

It's been cooling my 12900KF for a good 1-2 years, such a great cooler. Have several TR coolers, been great values.