Deepcool AK620 (R-AK620-BKNNMT-G)

For hot processors

Deepcool AK620 is a double-tower supercooler, and this is the term used to call air coolers with a TDP of over 200 watts. In the case of the AK620, the heat sink is a little, a lot, 260 watts. That is, it is enough even for long-term PL2-turboing of the latest 12-generation Core i7 and Core i9 processors. At first, you need to separately request a mount for the LGA 1700 socket.

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The cooler weighs almost one and a half kilograms, since the steel backplate reliably protects the motherboard from bending. There are six heat pipes, contact with the processor through an intermediary plate. Like any other dual-tower cooler, the AK620 covers at least the first RAM slot. Therefore, it is recommended to install RAM modules with low heatsinks or no heatsinks at all.

Hydrodynamic bearings

But you can do something smarter — install only one fan between the towers on the cooler. For a medium-hot processor, even half the blower is enough. Two complete turntables with speeds from 500 to 1850 rpm are built on a hydraulic bearing. And this is not a low-cost hydrostatic, but a premium hydrodynamic one.

Screwdriver as a gift

The noise level even at maximum speed does not exceed 28 dB, and the uptime is at least 50K hours. The Deepcool AK620 box comes with a Y-splitter for connecting two fans to one 4-pin motherboard connector, a long screwdriver for the screws hidden between the towers, and a tube of thermal paste.