ThermalrightPhantom Spirit 120 EVO CPU Cooler,7×6mm Heat pipes CPU Air Cooler,Dual PWM Fan Computer Cooling,2150RPM Speed,for AMD AM4 AM5/Intel 1851/1700/1150/1151/1200/17XX/2011

Value for money for sure. Fantastic cooler. Sure it’s pretty huge, however for the price compared to a water cooler block and the performance you get is fantastic. As for noise, it’s quiet, until it’s under load. Like whilst gaming all the fans in my case ramp up as expected. This fan definitely isn’t the loudest fan I have. For general use it’s quiet and keeps everything cool. Even under load. CPU (5600x) doesn’t breach 70°c ever.The install was very straightforward. Unfortunately, I couldn’t fit one of the fans over my ram as it was too tall. So keep that in mind, in the photo you can see how I had to lay out the fans instead. All works fine, but you can’t see the rgb on the fans. Side note, the rgb is pretty poor so I wouldn’t even bother with it and get the one without rgb.All in all better than a stock cooler and pound per performance is awesome.

I'm using this to cool a Ryzen 9 7900x, which I am currently running stock. I was unsure if an air cooler would be up to the task of keeping this processor cool, but after running a few benchmarks in Cinebench R23 I'm very satisfied with the cooling performance - it was able to maintain boost clocks throughout the multicore tests.The assembly of the unit was relatively simple, even as a first time builder (but long time tinkerer...)Noise levels are impressively quiet with fan speeds around 1000 RPM, I only start to notice the fan noise at around 1500 RPM.Overall, an excellent product at a fair price

Was rebuilding my friends PC and had to replace cooler due to compatibility.Having read so many good things about Thermalright I thought I'd give them a go.Decided on the EXO because the fans have a similar appearance to the legendary nidec typhoons.Well gotta say they must be using some of that secret sauce because this cooler really performs, it's very quiet and keeps the CPU nice and cool. Plus the RGB is subtle.Fitting was straight forward, though you'll need a long pozi for it.Apart from that this thing is a gem. Happy!

Absolutely love this cooler, I decided to move away from a custom watercool loop in my Lian Li case which cost me about £320 5 years ago, 2 kids later i decided I no longer needed all this fancy stuff and wanted to move to air cooling, done some research on YouTube (as you do) and read a load of reviews, decided to buy this cooler and I'm so glad I did, for the price it keeps my system cool just as good as my custom loop did, the RGB is slight and simple, it's quiet under full loads, it's just a beast, id highly recommend it!.

Please forgive the wires... So many fans.The provides excellent cooling I upgraded from a noctua nh-d15 that I had for many years to this. The fact this was not even half the price yet provides far better cooling is amazing.It feels rock solid and was easy to install.I think it looks great if you are into rbg, and that's easily turned off if you don't like it. It runs almost silent unless you need to ramp up the fans as well.Amazing.

Why did you choose this product over others?:I chose this CPU cooler due to it being a decent price with good overall cooling performance and noise. It's noticeable when the fans pick up due to CPU heat but is barely noticeable with headphones on. Value for money:Overall I'd say i'm happy with the price I paid for the cooler. I did have to replace the fan splitter that comes with the two fans as it was broken which is why it gets 4 stars but it was a cheap replacement. It was easy to install with a minor bit of fiddling to ensure the screws would go in properly for the heatsink.

Great performance, keeps my 5800X at around 60 degrees under full load.It is bulky, so may be problematic for narrow cases. Found the spring clips for the fans a pain to fit with my big hands.All in all though, very good product.

I was a little bit sceptical about getting this cooler at first, It cost a little more than i wanted to spend. I was looking to spend around £30 tops, I was hoping for something closer to the Wraith Prism cooler i'd used with my previous CPU, an R7 3700X. (I was struggling to keep it below 47'C when idle, with eco mode enabled during a heatwave, and with some recent maintenance.)Thankfully, after using this new cooler for just a few days with my new R9 5900X, it's REALLY suprised me how well it's keeping this power hungry CPU very cool, especially during these warmer months.(So far, I've seen 32-33'C with the new CPU at idle, and have tried some games and other intensive apps like production apps, it usually gets to around 55'c, but more testing is needed.)While it's a larger cooler with 2 fans each of which has a very subtle RGB accent on each fan that i've really grown to like, it also seems really well built from what i could tell, and sounds quieter than my previous mentioned cooler.If you're considering this product, just make sure you've got a spaceous ATX case like an Antec 300 or Corsair Graphite 780t as this cooler is quite tall, when installed to your motherboard. Otherwise, Very good cooler.