Thermalright Royal Pretor 130 Ultra White Dual-Tower CPU Air Cooler

Thermalright Royal Pretor 130 Ultra White is a dual-tower CPU air cooler with seven listed heat pipes, two fans and a white brushed top cover. Its stated dimensions make checking case clearance and memory access important before choosing it.

At a glance

Dual-tower air-cooling design with seven listed 6 mm heat pipes.
Two fans are described as 12 cm and 13 cm, with soft silicone corner pads intended to reduce vibration and noise.
Socket support spans AM4 and AM5 plus the listed Intel LGA families.
A supplied Y adapter cable is described for connecting the fans when motherboard headers are limited.

Price

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Reference price: ~~€62.59~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Broad stated compatibility across several AMD and Intel socket generations.
The included Y adapter may help where the motherboard has too few fan headers.
White top cover and dual-tower layout suit builds where cooler appearance matters.

Cons

At the stated 15.8 cm height and 13 cm by 14 cm footprint, this large cooler needs case-clearance checks.

Technical specifications

16 specifications

Identity
Brand	Thermalright
Model	Royal Pretor 130 Ultra White

Design and materials
Cooler type	air
Tower design	Double tower
Heat pipes	7 x 6 mm
Fan arrangement	12 cm and 13 cm brightened high-performance fan
Listed material	Aluminum
Dimensions (L x W x H)	13L x 14W x 15.8H centimetres

Electrical and airflow
Fan connector	4 Pin
Voltage	12 Volts (DC)
Maximum rotational speed	2150 RPM
Airflow capacity	81.88 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Noise level	28.3 Decibels

Compatibility and contents
Compatible device	Desktop
Supported sockets	AM4/AM5; Intel LGA1851/1700/1150/1151/1155/1156/1200/2011/2066
Listed contents	CPU Cooler

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing is inconsistent about heat-pipe routing: it claims seven 6 mm pipes, yet the heat-dissipation description says the copper base transfers heat to six pipes. It also gives dimensions as 13L x 14W x 15.8H centimetres and separately as 130 x 140 x 158 mm. Confirm the selected listing's exact configuration and clearances. The stated 28.3 Decibels is a listing figure, not an independently measured result. For AMD installation, the listing says to use the original motherboard backplane.

What’s in the box

CPU coolerIncluded
Fan Y adapter cableCheck selected pack

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Who is it for?

A good fit for

Desktop builders seeking a white dual-tower air cooler for a supported AM4, AM5 or Intel socket.
Buyers with enough case, motherboard and memory clearance for a cooler measuring 13L x 14W x 15.8H centimetres.

Less suited to

Compact builds where a 15.8 cm-tall, 13 cm by 14 cm cooler may not fit.
Buyers who need verified cooling performance or independently measured noise figures.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

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The available aggregate feedback is a single five-star rating, which is too little evidence to establish a broader customer view or identify specific strengths and concerns. The listing describes a dual-tower air cooler with two fans, but the rating alone does not show how it performs in a particular build.

Frequently asked questions

Which CPU sockets does the listing say it supports?

It lists AMD AM4 and AM5, plus Intel LGA1851, 1700, 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200, 2011 and 2066. Check your exact motherboard socket before buying.

How much space should I allow?

The details list dimensions of 13L x 14W x 15.8H centimetres. Check your case's cooler-height limit and nearby memory or motherboard components.

Does it include a fan splitter?

The feature text says the cooler comes with a Y adapter cable for the fans. The explicit contents list names only the CPU Cooler, so confirm the selected listing's package details.

What should I know about the heat-pipe count?

The title and feature text claim seven heat pipes, but another description refers to heat transferring through six pipes. The listing does not resolve that discrepancy.