Thermalright AXP120-X67 Black ARGB Low Profile CPU Air Cooler with Quite 120mm TL-C12015B-S PWM Fan, 6 Heat Pipes, 67mm Height, for AM4/ AM5,Intel LGA 1700/1851/1150/1151/1155/1156/1200/2011

Works great to cool my 5800X3d, although I know that's probably a bit much for this cooler, even with a -30 on the PBO curve, but even then when under heavy stress it keeps it well under throttle temps. I also made the mistake of either reading the specs on the cooler or on my case wrong, and it is a bit too tall for my case, which forced me to make a custom side panel to allow the cooler to stick out a but I actually like the look, so it all worked out. (the grill is from the accessories that came with my NCASE)

This cpu cooler works extremely well for the amount of space, or lack thereof, it takes up. If you're building an SFF pc build, there's only a couple coolers that triumph over this, but for a greater price, as well as a bigger footprint!The quality of materials is definitely noticed and since I've been using it, I've had 0 issues with the cooler being unable to handle any workloads!

I haven't tried running it with games yet, but I just wanted to confirm that this works with the Asus B650E-I motherboard (ITX). It JUST BARELY clears the IO shield, but this seems like a pretty good cooler. Was actually really easy to install, looks nice, etc. I just can't say how well it cool, but the reviews say it should do pretty well.

Bought this for my first sff build in a Meshroom S V2. Currently cooling my i7 9700k at 5Gz OC. Replaced the stock fan with a Noctua. Checked a lot of reviews before buying and the performance of this cooler tops the charts. Thank you Thermalrights. But i do have to mention, the back plate doesn't seem to have a specific tightening mechanism meaning, you can keep on tightening it down until the motherboard breaks, which is bad. My previous cooler Noctua nhd15 has a mechanism where after a certain amount, the screws will not tighten anymore, that's when you know that you have fully tightened it. Really good price, build quality is really good.

I installed this in my SFF build on a Ryzen 7 5700X3D after having really bad results with their 120mm AIO with RGB. Cinebench score (9,100 points) with the AIO were less than the Ryzen 7 3700X I previously had in this build using a Thermalright 90mm low-profile CPU cooler. Temperatures also shot up near 90 degrees and was thermal throttling big time. Swapped in this Thermalright AXP120-X67 low-profile cooler, but upgraded the fan to an Arctic P12 Max fan. Cinebench ran at a cool 72 degrees, and gaming was in the 40s and 50s in Halo Infinite with the CPU running at max speeds. Cinebench score was also near 13,000 points.

Low profile and quiet

Bought this CPU cooler about 1 1/2- 2 months ago and it was quiet, performed well, and overall looked great in my case, however today as i was gaming the fan started to die, and by started to die i mean it quite literally stopped spinning for a second and ramped up again. Luckily tho i had another chassi fan from another build so i was back up and running again in no time. overall the headsink does a solid job at cooling but id use a different fan if your going to buy this.

I paired this with a 7600 on a Aorus B650i and, G.Skills' Flare X5 no fitment issues in a Fractal TerraI swapped the fan for a thin Noctua blowing down, keeps my CPU at 47c as I am typing this review and have a youtube video up on my other monitor. Underload, I've seen it hit a max average of about 80c.