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Thermalright Frost Tower 120 CPU Air Cooler, 6 Heatpipes, CPU Cooler at deliming321 FBA

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Thermalright Frost Tower 120 CPU Air Cooler, 6 Heatpipes, CPU Cooler at deliming321 FBA

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Great cooler, lowest price I've seen it going.
[Product specification] PA120; CPU Cooler dimensions: 125(L)x135(W)x157(H)mm (4.92x5.31x 6.18 inch); heat sink material: aluminum, CPU cooler is equipped with metal fasteners of Intel & AMD platform to achieve better installation, double tower cooling is stronger
【Double PWM Fans】TL-C12; Standard size PWM fan:120x120x25mm (4.72x4.72x0.98 inches); Product weight:0.75kg(1.65lb); fan speed (RPM):1500rpm±10%; power port: 4pin; Voltage:12V; Air flow:66.17CFM(MAX); Noise Level≤25.6dB(A), leave room for memory-chip(RAM), so that installation of ice cooler cpu is unrestricted
【AGHP technique】6×6mm heat pipes apply AGHP technique, Solve the Inverse gravity effect caused by vertical / horizontal orientation, 6 pure copper sintered heat pipes & PWM fan & Pure copper base&Full electroplating reflow welding process, When CPU cooler works, match with ultra-silent airflow fans, aim to extreme CPU cooling performance
【Compatibility】The CPU cooler Socket supports: Intel:115X/1200/1700/17XX/2066/2011 AMD:AM4; For different CPU socket platforms, corresponding mounting plate or fastener parts are provided.

Product Description
Heatsink Specifications:
Dimension: L125 mm x W109 mm x H154 mm
Weight：755g
Heat pipes: 6mm heatpipe x 6 units
Fin：T = 0.4 mm；Gap = 1.8 mm
Copper Base：C1100 Pure Copper nickel plated

TL-C12 PRO-G FAN Spec：
Dimension：L120 mm x W120 mm x H25 mm
Weight：160g
Rated Speed：1850 RPM±10% (MAX)
Noise Level：29.6 dBA
Air Flow：82 CFM (MAX)
Air Pressure：2.1 mm H2O (MAX)
Ampere: 0.25 A
Connector：4 Pin (PWM Fan connector)
Bearing Type : S-FDB Bearing

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3rd Apr
It's a large cooler for the money and with that much metal can probably adequately cool many CPUs even passively.

But just looking at the design, that fan in the middle looks compromised. Whichever direction you set that fan to spin it is going to intake hot air from one stack of fins and blow it across the other stack of fins. That can only lead to uneven cooling since one stack will be able to have cold air blown/drawn across it while the second gets already warmed air from the first stack blown/drawn across it.
3rd Apr
Noctua nhd15 also has the same design.
3rd Apr
Yeah at this price point there isn't a better cooler.
3rd Apr
What’s the difference between this and the Peerless Assassin
4th Apr
This is less expensive and with better fans it seems; spec below. Have just paid £30 for the argb assassin (in the spec) but would have bought this instead.
3rd Apr
On 7800x3d amazing performance, only ever hear it when its very intensely loading something.
4th Apr
What motherboard do you have, if you don't mind me askin?
4th Apr
Cheers OP. 5800x isn't liking me cheaping out and sticking with the stock 2600 wraith stealth I upgraded from
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4th Apr
You're welcome
3rd Apr
Does this cool an 5800x3d adequately?
3rd Apr
I use it with that cpu, no issues at all
4th Apr
Ordered to replace my wraith prism cooler on my Ryzen 7 3700x
4th Apr
Why your 3700x needs nothing more than a prism which is a great cooler by the way. You are trading good looks for thermal performance you don’t even need. Silly move in my opinion .

This thermalright is a great cooler but you don’t need it. Your prism will cool ryzen 9 processors without issues.
4th Apr
That’s a lot of heatisnk for the money
4th Apr
Tempted to move away from my trusty Arctic Freezer 13. Only used on a Ryzen 3600 but the futureproofing is there! Plus it's new and shiny...
5th Apr
Don't bother due to risk of damage to MB etc!
4th Apr
Great option
5th Apr
Voted hot, but there is also the Thermalright PS120SE with 7 heat pipes and quieter fans for £30. Works fine for my Ryzen 7900 in normal (ecoish) and also non eco mode.

amazon.co.uk/gp/…VQF

Thermalright heats sinks are great!
9th Apr
Looks good and I've been using Thermalright heatsinks since the socket 462 days...but 1.5Kg hanging vertically off your mobo is asking for trouble, surely!
14th Apr
Not quite sure where all these fears about cooler weight are coming from. It uses a bracket that distributes the weight. If you were moving house or to a Lan then you'd dismount it if feeling cautious. I've never heard of a properly mounted heatsink damaging a mobo apart from in transit tbh.
1 h, 57 m ago
A bit difficult to find some professional reviews for this as they all seem to focus on the top tier Thermal Assassin version. The only remarks I could find that meant anything to me were that it's a little bit louder than some of the other options, which is a downer. I was looking at perhaps getting this as a cheap upgrade/sidegrade to my existing Arctic Freezer, which is almost silent with my 5800X3D (apart from in Helldivers which runs v. hot). Sound profile is just as crucial as cooling effectiveness for me.
4 m ago
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