The Thermalright Frostbit Magic 120 is a high-performance CPU cooler designed to provide excellent cooling for gaming and overclocking enthusiasts. This cooler features a 120mm fan with 7 blades that is specifically designed to deliver maximum airflow and reduce noise. The fan also features RGB lighting, allowing users to customize the color and effects to match their system aesthetics. The Frostbit Magic 120 utilizes a copper base plate with 6 heat pipes for efficient heat transfer from the CPU. The heat pipes are then connected to a stack of aluminum fins, which provide a large surface area for heat dissipation. This ensures that the CPU stays cool even under heavy loads.
This ensures that the CPU stays cool even under heavy loads. One unique feature of the Frostbit Magic 120 is its asymmetrical design. This design allows for optimal compatibility with memory modules, ensuring that users can install high-performance RAM without any clearance issues.
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Take to the skies on a magical broom
in this VR broom racing game based on
the Little Witch Academia anime!
One November day after the magic festival,
there's a sudden change in the Luna Nova Witchcraft Academy:
an unexpected overflow of previously-scarce magic power!
The school quickly invites guest students
to help with consuming this excess magic,
and you're one of them.
Practice with Akko and the other students
to win the Stella Cup at the last day of your term,
a two-witch team broom race!
“Together, we can fly!”
Atsuko Kagari
Protagonist of the anime Little Witch Academia. A Japanese girl who enrolled in the Luna Nova Witchcraft Academy in hopes of becoming a witch, after being entranced as a young girl by one of Shiny Chariot's magic shows. Though not the best with magic, her natural cheerfulness pushes her to do her best to become a witch just like Chariot one day.
Diana Cavendish
One of Akko's classmates and daughter to a family of famous British witches. Brilliant-minded and talented in magic, she is lauded as the most apt student in Luna Nova's history. She also won the 1333th Luna Nova Cup Broom Relay.
Lotte Jansson
Akko's Finnish roommate. Gentle and kindly, she often acts as the voice of reason to Akko's ill-thought-out impulses. She is also talented at singing, able to use old witches' songs to summon up spirits of Northern Europe. She is a passionate fan of Night Fall, a tragic tale of vampiric romance.
Sucy Manbavaran
One of Akko's roommates, this mysterious witch is said to be from Southeast Asia. She is obsessed with poisons and researches a variety of them, from animal-based poisons such as snake and spider venom to plant-based options such as mushrooms. Akko is often the guinea pig of these experiments.
Constanze Amalie von Braunschbank Albrechtsberger
A German technology nut who often smuggles in prohibited high tech machines to upgrade with magic and sell to other students. On the quiet side, she often has her Stanbots, her own custom robots, speak for her. She also utilizes mechanical solutions rather than magical chants when casting spells.
Amanda O’Neill
A rambunctious American girl with sticky fingers, fond of stealing treasures. She often sneaks into the school's storehouses and toys with its security systems for fun. Loves dancing and parties. A talented broom rider, she often wins her instructors' ire by performing acrobatic stunts during broom classes.
Jasminka Antonenko
A big eater from Russia, there is nothing she loves more than peace and snacks--the love of the latter often getting her into trouble in class, thanks to her snacking habit. She'll often share her treats with others.
Neby
A smart crystal made to accommodate guest students, able to guide them through the ins and outs of the school during their stay. Neby can move from wand to broom to watch, depending on the guidance being given.
Atsuko Kagari
Diana Cavendish
Lotte Jansson
Sucy Manbavaran
Constanze Amalie von Braunschbank Albrechtsberger
Amanda O’Neill
Jasminka Antonenko
Neby
Atsuko Kagari
Protagonist of the anime Little Witch Academia. A Japanese girl who enrolled in the Luna Nova Witchcraft Academy in hopes of becoming a witch, after being entranced as a young girl by one of Shiny Chariot's magic shows. Though not the best with magic, her natural cheerfulness pushes her to do her best to become a witch just like Chariot one day.
CLOSEDiana Cavendish
One of Akko's classmates and daughter to a family of famous British witches. Brilliant-minded and talented in magic, she is lauded as the most apt student in Luna Nova's history. She also won the 1333th Luna Nova Cup Broom Relay.
CLOSELotte Jansson
Akko's Finnish roommate. Gentle and kindly, she often acts as the voice of reason to Akko's ill-thought-out impulses. She is also talented at singing, able to use old witches' songs to summon up spirits of Northern Europe. She is a passionate fan of Night Fall, a tragic tale of vampiric romance.
CLOSESucy Manbavaran
One of Akko's roommates, this mysterious witch is said to be from Southeast Asia. She is obsessed with poisons and researches a variety of them, from animal-based poisons such as snake and spider venom to plant-based options such as mushrooms. Akko is often the guinea pig of these experiments.
CLOSEConstanze Amalie von Braunschbank Albrechtsberger
A German technology nut who often smuggles in prohibited high tech machines to upgrade with magic and sell to other students. On the quiet side, she often has her Stanbots, her own custom robots, speak for her. She also utilizes mechanical solutions rather than magical chants when casting spells.
CLOSEAmanda O’Neill
A rambunctious American girl with sticky fingers, fond of stealing treasures. She often sneaks into the school's storehouses and toys with its security systems for fun. Loves dancing and parties. A talented broom rider, she often wins her instructors' ire by performing acrobatic stunts during broom classes.
CLOSEJasminka Antonenko
A big eater from Russia, there is nothing she loves more than peace and snacks--the love of the latter often getting her into trouble in class, thanks to her snacking habit. She'll often share her treats with others.
CLOSENeby
A smart crystal made to accommodate guest students, able to guide them through the ins and outs of the school during their stay. Neby can move from wand to broom to watch, depending on the guidance being given.
CLOSEAdditionally, the cooler is equipped with a mounting kit that supports multiple socket types, including Intel LGA 115x, 1200, 2066, and AMD AM4. The performance of the Frostbit Magic 120 is impressive, with a maximum cooling capacity of up to 250W. This makes it suitable for overclocking and high-end gaming rigs. The fan operates at a low noise level of only 22 dBA, ensuring a quiet computing experience. Overall, the Thermalright Frostbit Magic 120 is a highly capable CPU cooler that combines excellent cooling performance with customizable RGB lighting and a compact design. It is an ideal choice for users who want to keep their CPU temperatures low while adding a touch of aesthetic flair to their gaming setup..
Reviews for "Overclock with Confidence: The Thermalright Frozen Magic 120's Cooling Potential"
- John - 1 star - I was really disappointed with the Thermalright frozen magic 120. First of all, the installation process was a pain. The instructions were confusing and I struggled to figure out the right way to mount it on my CPU. Secondly, the performance was underwhelming. I expected it to provide better cooling, but my CPU still reached high temperatures even under normal workload. Overall, I would not recommend this product.
- Sarah - 2 stars - The Thermalright frozen magic 120 fell short of my expectations. The design looks sleek and I thought it would offer excellent cooling, but I was disappointed. The fan was quite noisy, even at low speeds, and it became irritating to have a constant humming sound coming from my computer. Additionally, I noticed that the fan started making a clicking noise after just a few weeks of use. This is not the quality I expected from Thermalright. I would suggest looking for alternative cooling options.
- Mark - 2 stars - Unfortunately, the Thermalright frozen magic 120 did not work well for me. Despite being advertised as a quiet cooling solution, the fan on this cooler was extremely loud. It was distracting while working or gaming, and I had to resort to using headphones to drown out the noise. Furthermore, the installation process was a nightmare. The included instructions were not clear, and it took me a long time to properly mount it on my CPU. Overall, I was dissatisfied with this product and would not purchase it again.