Heatsink/Radiator Thermalright AXP120-X67 12 cm Black Grey Metallic

The Thermalright AXP120-X67 12 cm Black Grey Metallic is a compact heatsink and radiator designed for efficient CPU thermal management in space-constrained builds. Its 120 mm fan delivers focused airflow with a maximum static pressure of 1.36 mmH2O while a sealed precision FDB bearing reduces acoustic output and improves longevity. With external dimensions of 120 mm width, 123.5 mm depth and 52 mm height and a total weight of approximately 0.49 kg, this cooler is suitable for slim mini-ITX and compact ATX chassis where reliable heat dissipation is required.

Advantages

The design balances compact size and cooling performance, allowing installation in cases with limited clearance. The 120 mm fan provides concentrated airflow and higher static pressure compared with generic low-profile fans, improving heat transfer through the fin stack. The sealed fluid dynamic bearing decreases operational noise and wear, supporting sustained operation over time. A neutral black and grey metallic finish offers compatibility with a variety of system aesthetics without adding significant bulk.

Suitable for

• Small form-factor desktop PCs and mini-ITX builds
• Home and office systems requiring low-profile CPU cooling
• Compact workstations with limited cooler clearance
• Silent or low-noise systems where bearing type and fan profile matter

Key specifications

• Type: Heatsink / Radiator for CPU cooling
• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Maximum fan static pressure: 1.36 mmH2O
• Bearing type: Sealed precision fluid dynamic bearing (FDB)
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 120 × 123.5 × 52 mm
• Weight: ~0.49 kg
• Colour: Metallic black and grey
• Supported CPU socket families: Intel LGA 115x, 1200, 1700, 2011, 2011‑v3, 2066 and AMD AM4, AM5

How to use

Prepare the motherboard and CPU area by following the motherboard manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the case provides the required clearance for the cooler’s depth and height. Apply a thin, even layer of thermal paste to the processor heatspreader, align the heatsink over the CPU, and secure it using the supplied mounting hardware compatible with the listed sockets. Connect the 3- or 4-pin fan connector to the CPU fan header and configure fan control in BIOS or your operating system to match cooling and noise preferences.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, verify case clearance before purchase and use a controlled fan curve to balance temperature and noise. Clean dust from fins and fan blades periodically and re-check mounting torque after system transport or extended use to maintain consistent contact and heat transfer.