ThermalrightAssassin King 120 SE White ARGB CPU Air Cooler, 5 Heatpipes, TL-C12CW-S PWM Quiet Fan CPU Cooler with 1550RPM Speed, for AM4/AM5/Intel lga1150/1151/1200/1700/1851,148mm High PC Cooling

Good quality build, easy to install and great looking RGB cooler.Stand out features for it's low cost are: 5 heatpipe (much more expensive CoolerMaster 212 and others, only have 4)Quality 120mm RGB fan that looks super cool.Best performing air cooler at under £16.00 You'll have to spend over £35.00 to better this coolers performance!!Can't recommend this product enough.

I purchased this to keep my old Ryzen 5 2600 going for a bit longer. The improvement over the stock cooler is huge. Running a 10 minute Cinebench multi core test, the CPU will not go above 60°C even with a fairly aggressive overclock and the CPU fan running around 50% with the fan curve I have set. Previously this would have been around 80°C with the stock cooler fan running at 100%. I'm tempted to try pushing it further in future.The fan is quite quiet, it's no louder than the case fans anyway so unless you want it to be completely silent it shouldn't be an issue. It's quieter than the stock cooler because the fan on that had to run much faster more of the time.Installing it wasn't too difficult. Taking out the previous cooler and removing the old thermal paste was the hardest part. The screws and brackets for each socket type are clearly labelled and the inclusion of thermal paste really makes it great value. I don't have a RAM stick in the slot nearest the CPU but I can see one would still fit there. It is quite tall so the only issue might be if someone had a more narrow case.

well worth the cheap price , very effective for a TDP of 120 watts and lower however invest in a better thermal paste

When my CPU was running a little hot (Intel Core i5 12400f), I tried adding some new thermal paste, but the stock cooler's plastic end caps snapped straight off. Clearly, I needed a new one, so I eventually settled on this after some research. I know, I know, it's overkill. I'm never going to overclock with a 12400f, but I figured if I buy this new, that'll save me having to get a better cooler down the line.Turns out that I definitely made the right choice. This may be a little larger and pricier than the stock cooler, but it comes with free thermal paste, and installation was painless by comparison. The core temps came right down, and now I'm gaming at a 55C idle. Even running benchmarks, I've yet to get above 70C, and the fan's far quieter too. To be honest, I kinda regret not spending a little more money on a CPU cooler when I built the PC in the first place, but you live and you learn.Moral of the story - you don't have to spend a lot to get a lot. Right now, you can find various RGB versions of this around the £15-20 mark. If it fits your socket, I see no reason why you'd have to spend much more.

Easy to install, quite in use, looks pretty good, fits most motherboards, even comes with its own thermal paste in the box. Can't be beaten at this price point.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to install noise next to nothing performance works good on RGB motherboards or cooler master RGB controller 3pins if you looking great low price cooler I say buy thermal right assassin king 120se fit's nice into any case or nzxt h510 gaming case shows off your RGB lighting

Got this to replace my AMD wraith stock cooler and getting much better temperatures on my 5600. Very easy to install and even includes thermal paste.Wasn't sure about the grey colour at first but it looks great in person and it's actually a great idea since if I choose to go with a white build in the future then it will still go great with with white as well as black.

cooler is amazing for price, steady temps. make RGB brighter and it's perfect. performance is perfect however