Thermaltake TH120 ARGB Sync V2 CPU Liquid Cooler/AlO Liquid Cooling/Fan 120mm*1/PWM 500~2000 RPM/Mirror Waterblock/MB ARGB Sync Control, CL-W360-PL12SW-A , Black

Great cooler! My CPU Never goes above 68°C! Works perfectly, and comes ready to install off the bat, and is an easy install. RGB works perfectly, and fans compete with Noctua fans in silence. Would recommend

This unit replaced an older water cooler that was struggling to keep the CPU on my gaming rig at optimum temperature.It was very easy to install and so far has been working like a charm. Just make sure you ise a thermal cooling paste between the coolimg plate and your processor. It seems like something that doesn't need to be said. But I've worked on on some rigs for other people and found AIO coolers and fans that had NO thermal paste applied.The price was pretty good too.

Keeps my high end cpu cool even during a long run of y-cruncher, just what I was looking for.

I needed a liquid cooler for my FX-9370 processor after my previous cooler failed. The Thermaltake TH120 was the only one I could find. My MB has an AM3+ socket. It is old. But the TH120 does fit this socket.I installed it earlier this morning, which was something of an issue, but after installation it keeps my processor cool, around 38C and it is very quiet. Even with the case open, I do not hear it.My only complaint so far is the installation instructions and the design of the wiring - which I assume is a product of having to support both Intel and AMD and a bunch of their CPU sockets. There are lots of connectors but only half of them are needed. This is where the installation instruction could have been more descriptive.For the AMD the cooler mounts using the stock AMD cooling fan bracket. My previous cooler had its own mounting bracket which required the removal of the stock bracket. Luckily, I had an extra AMD mounting bracket. If you have a stock bracket in place then the installation of the TH120 is fairly easy.One other note if you install this cooler. There is a 4 pin connector that connects the fan to the motherboard. I connected this connector to the same 4 pin connector in the motherboard I used for my previous cooler. But for some reason, this connector did not work with the TH120 fan. Again, luckily, I had another free 4 pin connector for a chassis fan which worked. Before trying this I thought the fan was no good or something.I can't say the quality of the TH120 is great. I doesn't feel like it. But it works. Until I feel like upgrading my PC to something more modern, this will do nicely. And the price is pretty good for a liquid cooler.

5 Stars - Excellent budget AIO. Swapped from a standard heatsink/fan setup and saw a noticeable drop in temps under load. Runs quiet, looks great, and easy to install. For the price, you can't beat it - would recommend!

If your looking for a atheistic AIO for your PC that runs good on low to higher mid tier and doesn't cost a fortune, this is very well. Acts well as a cooler for my Ryzen 5 8400f, should be able to run any 65W TDP with a PPT of 88W, and probably even any CPU around 100W of TDP. It's also quiet, RGB is controllable by any mainstream RGB software, and the tubes aren't to long, along with the cables. The Infinity mirror on the water block is also nice, gives the build more depth and character. Finally the Airflow is great, the radiators heat gets dispersed nicely by the mounted fan. Oh yea, also, the logo on the waterblock is rotatable so no matter what type of case you have, you always be able to see the logo the right way.

My review on this......I picked this AIO up during the COVID days when everything was overpriced and hard to find. Figured Thermaltake was a solid name, and honestly? The cooler itself — the pump, the cold plate, the radiator core — it does its job. My temps have been fine the whole time. No leaks, no pump failures, the RGB sync worked as advertised. So the "liquid cooling" part of "liquid cooler" gets a passing grade.But here's where it falls apart — literally. Over the years, the fans started dying one by one. First fan went maybe two years in — bearing noise, wobble, then silence. Second fan followed the same death spiral not long after. Now a third one is rattling like it's auditioning for a percussion section. Bearings are shot. These are the stock 120mm units that came in the box, and they simply do not hold up over time.So now I'm shopping for aftermarket fans to replace the ones that should've lasted the life of the cooler. That's additional money out of pocket for a product I already paid a premium for during a global shortage. Coolers should outlast their fans — not the other way around.Bottom line: If you buy this, budget for replacement fans down the road. The AIO block and pump are decent, but Thermaltake cheaped out on the fans and it shows. Three stars because the core product works — but I shouldn't have to rebuild a cooler I bought new just to keep it running.

I am extremely happy Thermaltake finally came out with an all-white TH280 redesign. I just installed it replacing an older 240 AIO. I noticed instant cooling improvement. No more thermal throttling on 12900K. XTU benchmark is showing 79 degrees max temperature, which is very respectable. 280mm AIOs usually perform very closely with 360mm AIO. Stock fans were quiet, but then I noticed an audible vibration sound. Stock fans replaced with Corsair ML140 Elite, they do perform better with cooling and sound whisper quiet. I cannot hear the pump, which is a good thing, but I can hear a water bubble sound when I start loading large games and large files, but it only lasts for 1-2 seconds. I hope TH280 will last me for many years.

Garbage in liquidAfter six months of use, the temperatures started skyrocketing. I contacted support, and they told me to send it in for inspection. The problem is, I’m in Canada and I’d have to ship it to the US. Shipping costs $60, which is almost half the price of the cooler itself. I decided to take it apart myself and found some kind of buildup/residue inside.

I purchased this to cool my 15-12600KF, which is a notoriously hot CPU (TDP 125W) and it does it with the greatest of ease. Even after a 1hr stress test on OCCT pushing the CPU and GPU at 100% I never saw CPU temps above 50C. The design works perfectly and the LEDs daisy chained into the ThermalTake PC case LEDs easily. The build quality is very impressive and aesthetics are great too... I couldn't recommend this product high enough!!!!

Came extremely fast can't complain as this one AIO cooler actually came with the bracket for an old AM3+ CPU ( FX-9590 a Space heater by any other name ) that uses this cooler with 3 140mm fans to keep a beautiful 41C at idle and keeps the cp cool whatever load I throw at it.

Very good, compatible with Themaltake t600full tower, beautiful, extremely sight view, topnotch visual effects

El producto llegó rápido y en buenas condiciones, ni maltratado ni nada de eso, al desempacarlo y revisarlo puedo constatar que viene con todas sus piezas (bolsa de cables con tornillos y adaptador de socket, ventiladores, disipador con radiador y guía de instalación rápida) todo ello se percibe de buena calidad. Solo falta probar su desempeño, pero no puedo reseñar sobre ello porque no puedo instalarlo en este momento, pero del funcionamiento y la garantía se debe encargar la marca, aunque por experiencia puedo decir que Thermaltake ofrece buenos productos.