DeepCool AK620 CPU Air Cooler, 6 Heatpipes, Dual-Tower, 2 x 120mm Fans, LGA1700 Compatible

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But does the screen-packing Digital model have what it takes to tame today’s hotter CPUs like Intel’s i7-13700K? Everything you loved about the AK620 ZERO DARK, but with a sleek low-profile magnetic status display and ARGB LED strips. After applying thermal paste to the CPU, lift the display cover from the cooler’s heatsink and remove the middle fan.

PcBuildHelp is a subreddit community meant to help any new Pc Builder as well as help anyone in troubleshooting their PC building related problems. Each fan comes fitted with rubber fan mount pads to aid with noise isolation, and as we mentioned earlier, the cooler is devoid of RGB/aRGB lighting. This model features the same premium design of DeepCool’s AK620 Zero Dark, but features an innovative addition: a digital display embedded in the top that showcases both CPU temperature and utilization statistics. Anybody who has been near their share of computer systems will appreciate that not all systems make the same amount of noise. The same high-quality materials with six advanced copper heat pipes, a pure copper base plate, a dense dual tower heatsink and two quiet FDB fans create a powerful winning formula for high-performance cooling in ZERO DARK raven design.a.) This means no power limits on Intel’s i7-13700K, and AMD’s default power limits on AMD’s Ryzen 7 7700X. The bottom line is that Core 2 is the name of Intel’s latest line of CPUs, based on a new micro-architecture, designed for speed and efficiency. The DeepCool AK620 ZERO DARK is an all-black edition of the dominant AK620 high performance CPU cooler. It features a pair of 120mm fans and six heatpipes extending into a handsomely designed, standard twin-tower layout that is pleasingly devoid of RGB, allowing the cooler’s striking aesthetics to make a statement on their own. Since last fall, Tom’s Hardware has brought you cooling reviews using one of the most power-hungry desktop CPUs on the market – Intel’s flagship i9-13900K.

Multiple thermal tests are run on each CPU to test the cooler in a variety of conditions, and acoustic measurements are taken with each result. An Intel backplate for sockets 115x/1200, screwdriver, PWM splitter and small syringe of an unnamed DeepCool thermal compound are also included in the box.TheDane said:The NH-D15 is 6 degrees cooler at 50% and has lower fan speed and is about 1/2 as noisy. The purpose of this TekSpek is to delineate the publicly known features of Intel’s next generation desktop microarchitecture. While it’s nice to see how Intel’s flagship responds to different levels of cooling, those results don’t always correlate with lower-tier CPUs.