SPECIFICATIONS

Key Features:

• 120mm Fan: The "120" in the name refers to the fan size. This is a common size for CPU coolers, offering a good balance of airflow and noise levels.  
• CYCLON Design: This likely refers to the fan's design, which might be optimized for airflow or static pressure. It could have a unique blade shape or frame design.
• TAC-120: This is the model number, which might indicate specific features or performance levels.
• Heat Sink: The cooler includes a heat sink, which is a metal block with fins that dissipates heat away from the CPU.
• Compatibility: It should be compatible with a range of CPU sockets from both Intel and AMD.

Specifications (may vary slightly):

• Model: TAC-120
• Fan Size: 120mm
• Fan Speed: (Check specific listings, likely in the range of 600-1600 RPM)
• Noise Level: (Check specific listings, aiming for lower dB(A) for quieter operation)
• Airflow: (Check specific listings, measured in CFM - Cubic Feet per Minute)
• Connector: 4-pin PWM (for fan speed control)
• Heat Pipes: (Number and type of heat pipes may vary)
• TDP Support: (Thermal Design Power - indicates the maximum heat the cooler can handle. Check specific listings)
• Dimensions: (Check specific listings)
• Weight: (Check specific listings)
• Socket Compatibility: (Check specific listings for both Intel and AMD sockets)

Things to Consider:

• TDP: Make sure the cooler's TDP support is adequate for your CPU.
• Dimensions: Check the cooler's dimensions to ensure it will fit in your case and won't interfere with other components.
• Installation: CPU coolers typically come with installation instructions, but it's always good to have some experience with PC building.