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

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Customers praise the CPU cooler's cooling performance, reporting temperatures dropping from 90°C to 67°C, and appreciate its value for money as the best dual tower performance air cooler available. Moreover, the product receives positive feedback for its quiet operation even at high speeds, ease of installation with clear instructions, and premium build quality that feels substantial. Additionally, customers like its appearance, with one noting the subtle yet fun RGB lighting, and find it performs well, with one customer mentioning successful use with a 9800X3D processor. However, opinions about size are mixed, with some finding it fits well in their cases while others consider it very large.

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74 customers mention "Cooling"71 positive3 negative

Customers praise the CPU cooler's high-end performance, with temperatures dropping from 90°C to 67°C, and one customer noting it keeps the CPU under 75°C.

"…The heatsink design and fan efficiency provide excellent cooling, keeping my CPU temperatures significantly lower even under heavy workloads and…" Read more
"…Its literally highend cooling for less than 1/2 the price…." Read more
"…This usually keeps my temps below 70 C while gaming. It was easy enough to install and fits well in my case…." Read more
"…fair to say the Noctua is quieter, because of course it is – it tops out at 1500rpm, whereas the Thermalright will go to 2150rpm!…" Read more
43 customers mention "Value for money"37 positive6 negative

Customers find the CPU cooler to be an amazing value, describing it as a ridiculously affordable cooling solution that offers great performance for the money.

"…the Thermalright to anyone looking for a high-performance, budget-friendly CPU cooler." Read more
"…an AIO, and while an AIO looks nicer, I've been pleased with the cost savings and cooling ability of this cooler…." Read more
"…Overall, this is fantastic value, and cools the 9800X3D easily. 5 out of 5." Read more
"…It’s simple to install. There’s fantastic heat mitigation at an amazing price. This IS the cooler to get." Read more
37 customers mention "Noise level"31 positive6 negative

Customers appreciate the cooler's noise level, noting it remains quiet even at full speed, though some mention it becomes loud at high speeds.

"…One of the standout features is how quiet it runs compared to other coolers in this price range…." Read more
"…While yes, the Noctua is quieter at max RPM, at equivalent RPMs the Thermalright is quieter…." Read more
"…On cinebench, I’m between 79c-82c. It’s quiet. It’s simple to install. There’s fantastic heat mitigation at an amazing price…." Read more
"…Really easy install and very good looking, plus it's silent! 10/10" Read more
35 customers mention "Performance"35 positive0 negative

Customers find the CPU cooler performs amazingly, with one customer reporting successful operation with a 9800X3D processor and another running 32-thread jobs at full capacity.

"…I highly recommend the Thermalright to anyone looking for a high-performance, budget-friendly CPU cooler." Read more
"…However, the performance of this thing is so good that I am able to turn down the fan speeds significantly…" Read more
"…I have a Hyte Y70 case so a pretty big case and it works flawlessly and looks cool…." Read more
"Keeps a 5700x3d at 58°c in a lancool 2 mesh, running full benchmarks. Really easy install and very good looking, plus it's silent! 10/10" Read more
30 customers mention "Ease of installation"30 positive0 negative

Customers find the CPU cooler easy to install, with clear instructions and simple mounting process.

"…The installation was straightforward, and the build quality feels premium…." Read more
"…on am5, you dont need a motherboard backplate, its a really easy install process. My only irk:…" Read more
"…It was easy enough to install and fits well in my case…." Read more
"…Let me tell you I just got done installing it which was super easy and I'm completely satisfied I'm now 40°C playing black ops 6 and downloading…" Read more
21 customers mention "Aesthetic"19 positive2 negative

Customers find the CPU cooler visually appealing, with one customer specifically noting its subtle and fun RGB lighting.

"…Fantastic. The RGB is subtle and fun, though the sandwiched fan doesn't show it off super well…." Read more
"…Really easy install and very good looking, plus it's silent! 10/10" Read more
"…Installation is straightforward thanks to the well-designed mounting system…." Read more
"This thing is awesome. Cools my ryzen 7 9700x with no issues. Nice and quiet…." Read more
16 customers mention "Build quality"13 positive3 negative

Customers appreciate the CPU cooler's build quality, noting its premium feel and lack of cheap materials, with one customer highlighting the beefy fans and another mentioning the solid metal core that won't wear out.

"…The included thermal paste also seems to be of good quality, ensuring optimal heat transfer…." Read more
"…The build quality of this is extremely amazing. Feels quality and looks quality. The size is smaller than a nh-d15 but performs on par with it…." Read more
"…Bottom Line: This is an excellent air cooler with no inherent flaws, and I highly recommend it…." Read more
"…lasted longer than my motherboards in the past, and the metal core will never wear out, so this is effectively a buy-it-for-life cooling solution…" Read more
18 customers mention "Size"12 positive6 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the size of the CPU cooler, with some finding it fits perfectly while others consider it very large.

"…It was easy enough to install and fits well in my case…." Read more
"…Fits in any case really easily. Ram clearance isn't a problem. Mount installation was easy." Read more
"…The only minor downside is that it might be a bit large for compact builds, so make sure to check your case clearance before purchasing…." Read more
"…Could use better detailed instructions. Fit well on my Asus Tuf mother board." Read more





It's very good - No RGB necessary

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It's very good – No RGB necessary
This is a very efficient cooler although I did not keep the stock 120mm RGB fans, I switched them to Noctua NF-A12 PWM fans (2000RPM). The cooler itself is capable of keeping a 14900K under 75C° during extended gaming without any throttling and idles about 32C°. If you benchmark using the 14900K and this heatsink with a program like Cinebench R24 multicore (2323 score for MP), expect to see 80C°-85C° (no AVX code clock stepping BIOS reductions) max temperatures during a 10 minute benchmark. If you are using the 14900K & 120 EVO together, you *SHOULD* undervolt the CPU or it's going to overheat and throttle often with stock voltages, limiting performance overhead & eventually shortening the life of the silicone. *If you are buying this cooler, I would not use it for a 14900KS; that's water-cooling territory.* Comparing the stock OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) cooling of this HS/F (Heatsink/Fan) to an AiO like the MSI MAG A15 360mm, the difference is ~3C° maximum load (according to Techpowerup) in favor of the 360mm AiO and the differences in gaming are not going to be noticeable. One key feature to point out is the need to keep your fans/case clean for optimal performance regardless of the cooler type, however, don't let your fans spin if you are cleaning them because it sends voltage back to the motherboard and can cause damage. The heatsink tower allows for 42mm RAM or shorter, however an AiO will not have this limitation. As of April 2025, this is the best 120mm dual tower air cooler sold for less than 60USD. Until Thermalright releases the Frost Vortex 140 SE Black edition, this is the best dual tower performance air cooler for the money. For the lowest temperatures you'll need three components: 1) Use a third Noctua NF-A12 PWM (or other 2000RPM) case exhaust fan to match the heat removal from the CPU fans. If you use a slower 1500RPM fan, expect to reach max temperatures in a sustained load (like gaming) in less time. In the short term you may notice lower overall temperatures with lower highs using the 2000RPM fans, but the noise difference will be noticeable. 2) You *NEED* a quality mounting frame- both the IHS (internal heatsink) and HS/F need to be flat for optimal heat transfer. The cheaper Thermalright frames are not acceptable for high heat and will ooze glue from the joints after several weeks of use because they are not made from a single piece of metal. (I am speaking from personal experience) 3) Get a Kryosheet and forgetaboutit. The LGA1700 socket requires a 38x38mm sheet which makes this CPU hardware combination extremely low maintenance. Cheaper thermal sheets are okay, but if youre going for the 14900K, buy once and spend where it counts. Fan speed curves (for quiet operation at idle & heat removal under load): -Fan CPU & Exhaust Fan (Noctua NF-A12 PWM | 2000RPM) (CPU)2x120mm CPU/HSF fans (Y-cable linked) –> CPU (not CPU socket) temperature target 80°C — 100% fan speed Fan Spin-up Delay 0.1 (default) 65°C — 70% fan speed Fan Spin-down Delay 0.1 (default) 50°C — 40% fan speed 30°C — 10% fan speed System Specs- CPU: Intel i9-14900K @ 1.400v core | -0.140v core offset (all other voltage settings are Intel defaults @ stock frequencies) MoBo: MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk WiFi | BIOS Rev# 7D91vHF | MSI Extreme settings (Intel Defaults settings is a reductive multiplier hit) RAM: Kingston 64GB DDR5 | CL30-36-36-80 @ 6000MT/s using Intel XMP profile 1 | RAM Performance Mode in BIOS
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  • DonnyDondon

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    Im installing it on a ryzen 7 7900x, am5 platform. I switched from an AIO to this. I had my AIO for 4years now and I wanted get ahead and change before something goes wrong.

    My current cpu temps
    Idle: AIO: 47deg, phantom Spirit: 45deg
    Gaming (helldivers): AIO: 67ish, phantom Spirit: 67ish
    Cinabench 2024 score: AIO: 1646 phantom spirit: 1647

    Build quality:
    The build quality of this is extremely amazing. Feels quality and looks quality. The size is smaller than a nh-d15 but performs on par with it. The fans are amazing quality as well. I was worried with the fan brackets since it seem flimsy. However, after installing it, its very much secure.

    Cooling Performance:
    Performs the same as my old Kraken x63 AIO and nh-d15. In some cases, it performs maginally better when compared to both. In my opinion, highend cooling has plateaued and price is the only driving factor.

    Noise:
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    Installation:
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    If you use a 7000 series ryzen, i highly recommend you undervolt it as it would use significantly less power for almost the same performance. My temps went down by 18degs for a 2% performance loss.

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    My current cpu temps
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    Gaming (helldivers): AIO: 67ish, phantom Spirit: 67ish
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    Build quality:
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    Cooling Performance:
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    Installation:
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  • Mathieu
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    Excellent but you must read the guidline.

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    Works great, no issues with it at all. Noise is good, cooling is excellent, standard installation with idiot proof explication. Some what bulky so be mindful of the dimensions.



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  • Erick
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    Exelente potencia

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  • Bassam koja
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Product Summary: Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVO CPU Cooler,7×6mm Heat Pipes CPU Air Cooler,Dual PWM Fan Computer Cooling,2150RPM Speed,for AMD AM4 AM5/Intel 1700/1150/1151/1200/17XX/2011/1851

From Thermalright
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.3 x 4.92 x 6.18 inches; 3.9 Pounds
Item model number ‏ : ‎ PS120 EVO
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 18, 2023
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Thermalright
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0CL9W968Y
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China

【Overall refinement】The cpu radiator adopts anodic black frosted process, the twin towers of the radiator body present a frosted texture, with 7 fully plated and blackened heatpipes, as well as a precision micro-engraved reflow soldered copper base, which greatly enhances the overall performance of the radiator; avoiding the treatment of the graphics card allows for greater compatibility of the cpu cooler.
【AGHP technique】7x6mm heatpipe with AGHP upgraded 4th generation technology, the Inverse gravity effect caused by vertical / horizontal orientation. Up to 20000 hours of industrial service life, S-FDB bearings ensure long service life of air-cooler radiators.UL class a safety insulation low-grade, industrial strength PBT + PC material to create high-quality products for you.
【AGHP technique】7x6mm heatpipe with AGHP upgraded 4th generation technology, the Inverse gravity effect caused by vertical / horizontal orientation. Up to 20000 hours of industrial service life, S-FDB bearings ensure long service life of air-cooler radiators.UL class a safety insulation low-grade, industrial strength PBT + PC material to create high-quality products for you.
【AGHP technique】7x6mm heatpipe with AGHP upgraded 4th generation technology, the Inverse gravity effect caused by vertical / horizontal orientation. Up to 20000 hours of industrial service life, S-FDB bearings ensure long service life of air-cooler radiators.UL class a safety insulation low-grade, industrial strength PBT + PC material to create high-quality products for you.

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