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product_id: 511443363
title: "Silverstone Technology VIDA 120 Slim High Performance Slim All-in-One Liquid Cooler, SST-VD120-SLIM"
brand: "silverstone"
price: "€ 293.26"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 11
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# ARGB with 10 lighting modes 38mm ultra-slim profile 3-phase, 6-pole pump motor Silverstone Technology VIDA 120 Slim High Performance Slim All-in-One Liquid Cooler, SST-VD120-SLIM

**Brand:** silverstone
**Price:** € 293.26
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ❄️ Slim, silent, and stunning — cool your rig like a pro!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Silverstone Technology VIDA 120 Slim High Performance Slim All-in-One Liquid Cooler, SST-VD120-SLIM by silverstone
- **How much does it cost?** € 293.26 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- silverstone enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted silverstone brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Rotatable CPU Block:** Flexible water block orientation guarantees perfect fit and optimal cooling in any build.
- • **Space-Savvy Cooling:** At just 38mm thick, this cooler conquers tight SFF builds without compromising performance.
- • **Precision Pump Power:** Advanced 3-phase, 6-pole motor ensures whisper-quiet, efficient heat transfer for peak CPU temps.
- • **Customizable ARGB Vibes:** 10 dynamic lighting modes with adjustable brightness and speed to match your setup’s mood.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Seamlessly supports Intel LGA 115X/1200/1700/1851/2011/2066 & AMD AM4/AM5 platforms.

## Overview

The SilverStone VIDA 120 Slim is a high-performance, ultra-slim all-in-one liquid cooler designed specifically for small form factor PCs. Featuring a 38mm total thickness combining a 22mm radiator and 16mm fan, it integrates a powerful 3-phase, 6-pole pump within an aluminum cavity for efficient heat dissipation. Its rotatable CPU block and universal mounting kit support a wide range of Intel and AMD sockets, while the included ARGB controller offers 10 customizable lighting modes. With quiet operation at 15.9 dB and premium build materials, the VIDA 120 Slim delivers exceptional cooling performance in space-constrained environments, making it a top choice for millennial professionals seeking sleek, effective thermal solutions.

## Description

Over the years, the advancement of technology has seen a huge leap, while the market for Small Form Factor (SFF) PCs continues to flourish, more and more users are opting to challenge themselves; maximizing their SFF systems with high-end, power-hungry components instead of building in a tower case where heating won’t be as big of an issue as it would be in a space-constrained SFF case. To overcome this problem, SilverStone engineered the perfect solution in the form of VIDA Slim series AIO coolers. Available in 120mm and 240mm variants, this series will be carrying the torch passed down from the previous Tundra TD02-SLIM, continuing SilverStone’s legacy in the market with SFF-orientated products. In a world where every millimeter counts, VIDA Slim series AIO coolers features a 22mm radiator and 16mm fans for a total of 38mm total thickness; a 15mm difference than the standard VIDA AIOs. Utilizing a multi-chamber pump design that isolates hot and cold liquid channels for more effective heat removal from the water block. Combined with 100% pure copper base, 0.2mm micro-channel fins, and leak-proof tubing, the VIDA Slim series’ foundation ensures highest-level of performance in space-constrained systems. The AIO waterblock placement has always been an issue in the DIYPC market due to different configurations chosen by different users, to fully eliminate this issue, a rotatable water block was implemented in the design which can be positioned based on different configurations. The VD120-SLIM in particular, includes a 120mm slim radiator, 1 x 120mm pressure optimized fan, and an ARGB controller. Also included are accessories for universal mounting for both AMD and Intel platforms; including LGA1700 and AM5.

Review: Great thermal performance and fits almost anywhere - Silverstone, at times, can be a *little* hit or miss on certain items. However, this item is definitely a hit. This cooler has amazing performance, especially when considered alongside its size. PROS: - Incredibly easy installation. On AM4, this was byfar one of the most straightforward AIO installations I have done in my life. You simply slide on a small bracket, install 4 posts and 4 nuts -- no twisting, no wrenching. Just like a normal cooler, but with tubes hanging off of it. - The block is also very low profile, and for a tiny case this might be really important for you. - The included fan and radiator are both very high quality. I imagined that the pump being moved to the radiator was going to have a huge impact on the cooling performance - The RGB setup has multiple options, allowing you to use your motherboard's RGB control OR a hardware-driven one. - Several daisy-chains, and included splitter make it easy to have enough ports for everything. You just need 1 RGB header (or not) and 1 fan header to run the whole thing (stock) with lights, that is pretty impressive. - Quiet! - The radiator and fan are both thinner than essentially anything else you can get. My setup wouldn't have been possible to do with any other part. - The tubes are much easier to manipulate than a lot of AIOs, and the tubes are able to spin relatively freely at their connecting points. This is a somewhat niche part, the fact that this exists genuinely opens up more possibilities for SFF water-cooled systems. In my case, I have a 140mm with a shroud and push/pull fans in an SG14. Thermal performance is amazing; I crammed 16 cores into here and this 120mm (with my push push pull fan setup) keeps it at a cool 77 degrees under a full load of both CPU (5950x) and GPU (6750XT.) It is pretty absurd things have gotten to the point where that is possible! It isn't too bad at about a hundred dollars, and frequently goes on sale for around 80-90. At these price points it is a great value. CONS: - Though the block is lower profile, it is also a bit wider. In my specific case, the block really is a bit too wide to fit on my motherboard -- it has an integrated IO shield and the side of the block with the tubes coming out has to hit either the IO shield or the RAM. Luckily, it does still mount well enough to cool the machine reasonably. Just keep in mind you need a good 2 inches in clearance on one of the longer sides of the bracket. - Though I really really really appreciate having a hardware controller for RGB lighting -- especially one as decent and feature-rich as the one provided by Silverstone -- using it is pretty confusing. The instructions certainly leave a lot to be desired, it seems impossible to know what mode you are ever in. I don't even fully understand how I set my lights to be solid pink but it took me about 30 minutes and I eventually did it kind of by accident somehow. - The tubes seem a bit long for an AIO targeting small form factor builds. I do see the other side of this, where they could be too short, but anyone buying this definitely does not need quite so much tubing. - Though the wiring process does give a lot of IO and ports, you do end up with a lot of tiny fan cable mess everywhere. This is especially problematic in a tiny case; there is nowhere for all this crap to go. You have three whole cables coming from the radiator side of things; it isn't the worst thing in the world but something to keep in mind. Overall, hard to go wrong with Silverstone -- this is a great cooler that fits very specific cases that no other coolers will. I am very happy with it!
Review: Solid AIO for SFF PCs - I'm not blown away by this, but it does the job for an AIO that's designed for small form factors. I have mine in the Thorzone Mjolnir case. Using a Ryzen 9 7900X, the temps are okay at stock. But, do not stick to stock settings if you have a high end CPU like mine, I had to spend quite some time undervolting to get decent temps. Right now, I'm running my undervolt with the following settings: PBO limits: PPT/TDC/EDC: 142/110/170 Vcore offset: -40 mV Curve optimizer: All cores -20 I also recommend setting a custom fan curve if your case can only fit one fan for the radiator like mine. I have my fan curve at: 40C: 40%, 60C: 65%, 70C: 75%, 80C: 90%, 90C: 100% The included fans are actually pretty good, I'd argue they're about as good as the Noctua slim fans in performance and noise levels, so using both fans should be plenty for most. Cinebench R23 scores around 28.5k on multicore and around 2k on single core with temps usually staying well below 80C (15C below Tj max so this is great). Not a huge performance loss (3.4% multicore, 1% single core) so I'm happy here. Haven't done any proper stress testing, but I played some graphically intensive games for hours (e.g. Spider-Man Remastered, Hitman 3, Far Cry 6, Forza Horizon 5) and I rarely see temps going above 80C with it averaging around 72-75C, according HWInfo64. Idle temps hover around 50-55C, which is also pretty good. If temps get high in games, then cap your framerate to somewhere around your monitor's refresh rate (e.g. I have a 165Hz monitor so I cap my games at 170fps, this was particularly an issue with Valorant). Overall, I'd say for what it is, this AIO is excellent. It does perform well in a small form factor case, but do be cautious when pairing it with a high end CPU, as you may need to undervolt and make a custom fan curve. Oh right, and don't use their included thermal paste, it isn't that great, I bought an Arctic MX-6 and it dropped temps by around 5C compared to the included paste. UPDATE 1: I'm bumping my score to 5 stars. I decided to set up the second fan in a rather awkward orientation, but one where it is still able to efficiently cool the radiator. The results surprised me. Kept my BIOS settings the same as well as my fan curve, but my Cinebench score went as high as 29.3k on multicore and still around 2k on single core. There is practically no performance loss here, although the temp went as high as 86C during the Cinebench run (still 9C below Tj max so not bad). I am really happy with these results, I didn't expect adding another fan would have made such a significant difference. Definitely recommend this cooler for SFF PCs. UPDATE 2: After some BIOS updates as well as making some adjustments to my fan curve, I can safely say this cooler is really good, probably one of the best ever. Fan curve is mostly the same, but I increased the curve optimizer magnitude to -26. I removed the second fan and flipped the first one to better cool the radiator. Scored about 29.1k on Cinebench multi-core with temps never going above 80C, even in games. Idle temps have dropped drastically to around 46C, but I have seen it go as low as 42C.

## Features

- 38mm total thickness for fan and radiator
- Three phase, six pole motor designed water pump integrated within the radiator with aluminum alloy cavity
- 9-bladed pressure optimized slim fan with rubber dampening mounts included
- Rotatable CPU block design with ARGB controller included with 10 lighting modes, adjustable brightness, and color changing speed settings
- Support Intel LGA 115X/1200/1700/1851/2011/2066 & AMD AM4/AM5

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BFCDCB6B |
| Best Sellers Rank | #299 in Water Cooling Systems |
| Brand | SilverStone |
| Brand Name | SilverStone |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Cooling Method | Water |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 54 Reviews |
| Included Components | Liquid cooling system, fan, mounting kit |
| Item Weight | 1 kg |
| Manufacturer | SilverStone Technology |
| Material Type | Aluminum, Rubber |
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 1800 rpm |
| Model | SST-VD120-SLIM |
| Noise Level | 15.9 db |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Part Number | SST-VD120-SLIM |
| Power Connector Type | 4-Pin |
| UPC | 844761024840 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 12 volts |
| Warranty Description | 2 year limited |
| Wattage | 5 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SilverStone
- **Compatible Devices:** Personal Computer
- **Cooling Method:** Water
- **Material:** Aluminum, Rubber
- **Maximum Rotational Speed:** 1800 rpm
- **Noise Level:** 15.9 db
- **Power Connector Type:** 4-Pin
- **UPC:** 844761024840
- **Voltage:** 12 volts
- **Wattage:** 5 watts

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great thermal performance and fits almost anywhere
*by E***A on March 17, 2025*

Silverstone, at times, can be a *little* hit or miss on certain items. However, this item is definitely a hit. This cooler has amazing performance, especially when considered alongside its size. PROS: - Incredibly easy installation. On AM4, this was byfar one of the most straightforward AIO installations I have done in my life. You simply slide on a small bracket, install 4 posts and 4 nuts -- no twisting, no wrenching. Just like a normal cooler, but with tubes hanging off of it. - The block is also very low profile, and for a tiny case this might be really important for you. - The included fan and radiator are both very high quality. I imagined that the pump being moved to the radiator was going to have a huge impact on the cooling performance - The RGB setup has multiple options, allowing you to use your motherboard's RGB control OR a hardware-driven one. - Several daisy-chains, and included splitter make it easy to have enough ports for everything. You just need 1 RGB header (or not) and 1 fan header to run the whole thing (stock) with lights, that is pretty impressive. - Quiet! - The radiator and fan are both thinner than essentially anything else you can get. My setup wouldn't have been possible to do with any other part. - The tubes are much easier to manipulate than a lot of AIOs, and the tubes are able to spin relatively freely at their connecting points. This is a somewhat niche part, the fact that this exists genuinely opens up more possibilities for SFF water-cooled systems. In my case, I have a 140mm with a shroud and push/pull fans in an SG14. Thermal performance is amazing; I crammed 16 cores into here and this 120mm (with my push push pull fan setup) keeps it at a cool 77 degrees under a full load of both CPU (5950x) and GPU (6750XT.) It is pretty absurd things have gotten to the point where that is possible! It isn't too bad at about a hundred dollars, and frequently goes on sale for around 80-90. At these price points it is a great value. CONS: - Though the block is lower profile, it is also a bit wider. In my specific case, the block really is a bit too wide to fit on my motherboard -- it has an integrated IO shield and the side of the block with the tubes coming out has to hit either the IO shield or the RAM. Luckily, it does still mount well enough to cool the machine reasonably. Just keep in mind you need a good 2 inches in clearance on one of the longer sides of the bracket. - Though I really really really appreciate having a hardware controller for RGB lighting -- especially one as decent and feature-rich as the one provided by Silverstone -- using it is pretty confusing. The instructions certainly leave a lot to be desired, it seems impossible to know what mode you are ever in. I don't even fully understand how I set my lights to be solid pink but it took me about 30 minutes and I eventually did it kind of by accident somehow. - The tubes seem a bit long for an AIO targeting small form factor builds. I do see the other side of this, where they could be too short, but anyone buying this definitely does not need quite so much tubing. - Though the wiring process does give a lot of IO and ports, you do end up with a lot of tiny fan cable mess everywhere. This is especially problematic in a tiny case; there is nowhere for all this crap to go. You have three whole cables coming from the radiator side of things; it isn't the worst thing in the world but something to keep in mind. Overall, hard to go wrong with Silverstone -- this is a great cooler that fits very specific cases that no other coolers will. I am very happy with it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid AIO for SFF PCs
*by R***. on January 16, 2023*

I'm not blown away by this, but it does the job for an AIO that's designed for small form factors. I have mine in the Thorzone Mjolnir case. Using a Ryzen 9 7900X, the temps are okay at stock. But, do not stick to stock settings if you have a high end CPU like mine, I had to spend quite some time undervolting to get decent temps. Right now, I'm running my undervolt with the following settings: PBO limits: PPT/TDC/EDC: 142/110/170 Vcore offset: -40 mV Curve optimizer: All cores -20 I also recommend setting a custom fan curve if your case can only fit one fan for the radiator like mine. I have my fan curve at: 40C: 40%, 60C: 65%, 70C: 75%, 80C: 90%, 90C: 100% The included fans are actually pretty good, I'd argue they're about as good as the Noctua slim fans in performance and noise levels, so using both fans should be plenty for most. Cinebench R23 scores around 28.5k on multicore and around 2k on single core with temps usually staying well below 80C (15C below Tj max so this is great). Not a huge performance loss (3.4% multicore, 1% single core) so I'm happy here. Haven't done any proper stress testing, but I played some graphically intensive games for hours (e.g. Spider-Man Remastered, Hitman 3, Far Cry 6, Forza Horizon 5) and I rarely see temps going above 80C with it averaging around 72-75C, according HWInfo64. Idle temps hover around 50-55C, which is also pretty good. If temps get high in games, then cap your framerate to somewhere around your monitor's refresh rate (e.g. I have a 165Hz monitor so I cap my games at 170fps, this was particularly an issue with Valorant). Overall, I'd say for what it is, this AIO is excellent. It does perform well in a small form factor case, but do be cautious when pairing it with a high end CPU, as you may need to undervolt and make a custom fan curve. Oh right, and don't use their included thermal paste, it isn't that great, I bought an Arctic MX-6 and it dropped temps by around 5C compared to the included paste. UPDATE 1: I'm bumping my score to 5 stars. I decided to set up the second fan in a rather awkward orientation, but one where it is still able to efficiently cool the radiator. The results surprised me. Kept my BIOS settings the same as well as my fan curve, but my Cinebench score went as high as 29.3k on multicore and still around 2k on single core. There is practically no performance loss here, although the temp went as high as 86C during the Cinebench run (still 9C below Tj max so not bad). I am really happy with these results, I didn't expect adding another fan would have made such a significant difference. Definitely recommend this cooler for SFF PCs. UPDATE 2: After some BIOS updates as well as making some adjustments to my fan curve, I can safely say this cooler is really good, probably one of the best ever. Fan curve is mostly the same, but I increased the curve optimizer magnitude to -26. I removed the second fan and flipped the first one to better cool the radiator. Scored about 29.1k on Cinebench multi-core with temps never going above 80C, even in games. Idle temps have dropped drastically to around 46C, but I have seen it go as low as 42C.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great cooler for Micro ATX cases
*by J***D on June 10, 2023*

I am running this on a Ryzen 5 7600x and it is a great cooler. I have had it now two months and it is fantastic. it really keeps the CPU cool under some heavy loads of spreadsheets and gaming. I am pleased overall. I didn't use the fans that were in the package for one reason. Noise. I tried them full power on a power supply and knew that I wouldn't like them for the noise. They do move a lot of air, so they are a good match for the cooler and they are only 12mm thick. I put two Be Quiet light wings on it and have a great semi-slim and quiet cooler. The pump is in the radiator, so that is a new one for me, but it seems to work and there is no noise from it. Under a 100% all cores stress test the CPU never got above 79 degrees over a 30 minute run. It stabilized between 77 and 79.

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