Thermalright introduced the PA 120H-T series air coolers on October 8, 2024, offering a robust cooling solution for high-performance desktop builds. This dual-tower design targets users running Intel and AMD processors with thermal loads between 120W and 260W. Buyers seeking a reliable, high-airflow cooler for modern platforms should note this release as a viable option for their next build.
Dual-tower design with six heatpipes targets high-performance desktop builds
The PA 120H-T features a dual-tower, dual-fan architecture designed to maximize heat dissipation across a large surface area. It relies on six 6mm heatpipes that use Thermalright's fifth-generation Anti-Gravity Heat Pipe (AGHP) technology. These pipes maintain direct contact with the copper base to ensure efficient heat transfer from the CPU to the fins.
Specifications
- Design: Dual-tower, dual-fan
- Heatpipes: 6x 6mm 5th Gen AGHP direct-contact
- Max Fan Speed: 2400 RPM
- Max Airflow: 85.35 CFM
- Compatibility: Intel Socket V/H, AMD Socket AM5/AM4
Thermalright equips the cooler with TL-N12-R9 V2 fans that measure 120x120x25mm and utilize S-FDB bearings for longevity. These fans can spin up to 2400 RPM, delivering a maximum airflow of 85.35 CFM and a static pressure of 2.95 mmAq. The unit maintains a maximum noise level of 33.3 dB(A) under full load, balancing performance with acoustic comfort.
The cooler supports Intel Socket V/H and AMD Socket AM5/AM4 platforms, ensuring broad compatibility with current and previous-generation processors. It stands 159mm tall, which requires checking case clearance before installation. The product comes with a three-year warranty and is available in multiple color variants, including black, ARGB black, all-black, all-white, and white ARGB.
We previously covered the launch of the Thermalright TL-N12 Fans with LCP blades, which share the same fan model used in this cooler. The PA 120H-T series now expands the Peerless Assassin lineup with specific tuning for higher TDP ranges. The product is currently listed without specific pricing or global availability details.



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