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.

After 3 years, It was time to upgrade from my AMD stock Wraith Prism air cooler that came with my 3900x processor. I was simply sick of how loud it was. It ran at a constant 50+ decibels (I used an app to measure) and 3000+ rpm. I also looked at my CPU temps for the first time while playing hogwarts legacy and it was running at 100c while playing and at 85-90c while web browsing. At less than half the cost of a premium cooler, the peerless assassin was worth a try. When I went to take out my stock cooler, I discovered that I had never clamped the cooler down all the way and it was loose. DOH! My computer was not cooled properly for the past 3 years. After removing it, and going through some trial and error installing the peerless mounting hardware, I finally got the peerless in place (with thermal paste). Also, I didn’t know thermal paste was already included! I figured best be safe and use the more expensive $6 paste I bought separately. The Fan installation was confusing however and that took more youtube watching and trial and error. My ram was too tall so the fans don’t sit flush on the cooler, the fan had to be lifted about 3/4 inch to accommodate the ram. (middle fan was fine). Next, while looking at the included y-splitter for powering both fans, I discovered one side was 4 pin and the other was 3 pin. I assumed it may have been the wrong splitter because you would assume both sides would be 4 pin to power both fans from the same power source on the motherboard. However it turns out this is normal and only one fan uses the 4 pin while the other uses a “slave” 3 pin to match the rpm’s of the other fan. When I finally got both fans connected to power I tucked away the other cords and didn’t worry about RGB because my computer was already looking fugly as hell with the giant new air cooler. When I turned on my computer, it was still pretty loud, but I knew that I had to tune my fan curves still to make sure the fans were turning at the right rpm in relation to cpu temps. I used MSI Center software to do this. After the tuning process was complete I was blown away by how quiet my PC was. It was night and day. Also, looking at temps, the cpu was now sitting comfortable at 40-50c while browsing and 50-60c while gaming. The temps were cut in half and the noise was also cut in half, if not more!!! Should have done this from the beginning of building my PC.