CPU Cooler

Phanteks - PH-TC12DX_RD 68.5 CFM CPU Cooler

( 4.6 Average / 9 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Phanteks

Part #

PH-TC12DX_RD

Supported Sockets

AM2, AM2+, AM3, AM3+, FM1, FM2, FM2+, LGA1150, LGA1151, LGA1155, LGA1156, LGA1366, LGA2011, LGA2011-3, LGA2066, LGA775

Liquid Cooled

Noise Level

21.9 - 27.6 dbA

Fan RPM

600 - 1800 RPM

Height

157mm

Compatible Parts

Completed Builds Using This Part

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- Radeon R9 390
- 47 73 by DillBer

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Prices

Merchant	Base	Promo	Shipping	Tax	Availability	Total
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Reviews

vagabond139 17 points 27 months ago

from completed build Rairsorc

It looks sexy, and cools pretty good, and is quiet when its not set to full RPM, its a little noisy at RPM but nothing that bothers me or I really even notice when I play a game, not much else I can say here.

Lyonisk 24 points 25 months ago

from completed build Hackintosh Node 804

Average cooler, looks decent, has a slight hum during idle and not totally silent but cools the 4690K to about 30 deg during idle and mid 60s deg under load in non overclocked situations. Fairly fiddly to install but after the screws bite the thread it should be alright. Cooler blocks access to the notch of the PCIe slot in mATX configurations making graphics card changes annoying.