Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE ARGB White CPU Air Cooler, 6 Heat Pipes CPU Cooler, Dual 120mm TL-C12CW-S PWM Fan, AGHP Technology, for AMD AM4/AM5/Intel LGA1700/1150/1151/1155/1200

Macht, was es soll. Der Lüfter ist nun seit ca einem halben Jahr in meinem Gaming pc eingebaut und läuft einwandfrei

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Might take lot of time to figure out how to install. I have installed it via urban clap professional whom take more than hour to install as it was tricky. Make sure you have an experienced expert to install this cooler. We were not able to figure out why RGB ISNT working. However I was fine with non RGB. Cooler works. Super quiet and my cpu yempratures are now 39 degrees

I strongly recommend this product. The white coloring has a really soft, smooth feel to it. It feels like a quality product. The ARGB fans look good, and are quiet. It's also nice that the fan cables are white too. I bought it to cool my new 5700X3D CPU. The temps hover around 48C at idle and 89C at load in a 22C room. This is in a SFF case with poor air flow in the case.

First off… I love this product. When it fits, It works out great! Just look at those pictures. It looks dope in there. It's so big it's dwarfing a 3 slot 30 cm long graphic card. And the cooler.. Ooh...I was so surprised at how perfectly the color from the case fans match the cooler ARGB fans. If you want to your PC look fly on Cheap and also have it perform good, It's hard to beat this CPU cooler. And the performance... that's the best part of this.. I'm getting CPU temps of 70s on my 7800x3d using this.. And I spent less the 40 bucks. Installation is simple enough. Lots of people made videos installing this CPU cooler into their machines. I happen to have done this on a AM5 motherboard with a 7800x3d chip. The problem is making the CPU cooler fit can be hard. I was sweating if I even would be able to get the glass on my computer case when I got this. This turned out to be not an issue, I ended up with a center meter to spare. The real issue is if you will to clear your ram sticks like I did. I managed to clear it with space for a ARGB header cable to slip under, but only because I had bog-standard ram sticks that did not have fancy lights. If you have fancy ram, those big fat sticks of ram that look like they got something to prove to the world, and light up like it's Christmas.... you might want to just get a water pump and 240mm radiator CPU IO instead of this. But if you want to chuck your fancy ram sticks... you can still put the fans on the back of the CPU cooler radiator instead of the fronts, or even move them up a little, so the fans stick up. Chances are the CPU will clear the ram if they are taller than stock. The other problem you will find with the fan is getting the cable for the ARGB header is hard... like this should have been a few more inches longer. I just was lucky my header was very close... but this is why you see cables leave all over the place. But hey. If you can't the ARGB header cable to stretch to reach... it's a 5 dollar problem... I have seen ARGB cable extensions on Amazon, that will help you if you have this problem.