Specifications:Fan speed (RPM): 1500Noise dB (A): 25.6Radiator size: 140X121X158Fan size: 140X140X27Radiator height: 160mmPower interface: 4pinCooling method: air coolingAir volume (CFM): 77.8Heat sink material: aluminumVoltage: 12vPackage Contents:Radiator x1 (fan x2, wire buckle x4), buckle bag x1 (including general accessories, INTEL buckle, AMD buckle, TF7 thermal grease, manual) radiator x1 (fan x2, wire buckle x4), Buckle bag x1 (including general accessories, INTEL buckle, AMD buckle, TF7 thermal grease, manual) Review: This cooler is under rated, almost as good as a Noctua NH-D15 at close to half the cost. This cooler is big so make sure you have the space in your case. Review: Attached is the video of the 140mm fan tested on all 3 of my PWM headers. (CHA2 is 4pin set to PWM mode). It did this out of the box without me having mounted the fans at all, so I haven't bent the cable. It's probably CONTROL PIN4 or SENS PIN3 that are faulty, and I really don't have time to strip and solder it in working order. This probably won't be everyone's experience, but I've giving 2 stars because the radiator & 120mm fan was fine. 5 stars if they send me a different 140mm fan. 6 year warranty- but I have to dismount, clean and RMA to [email protected], which is more effort than its worth at this point. RBG worked fine. Sleeve Fluid Dynamic Bearing, Made in China. In case anyone is wondering.
| ASIN | B08PP4QN76 |
| Brand Name | Thermalright |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop |
| Cooling Method | Air |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (10) |
| Item Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Thermalright |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 1500 RPM |
| Noise Level | 25.6 Decibels |
| Power Connector Type | 4-Pin |
| UPC | 798789207252 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Wattage | 7.2 watts |
V**N
This cooler is under rated, almost as good as a Noctua NH-D15 at close to half the cost. This cooler is big so make sure you have the space in your case.
D**P
Attached is the video of the 140mm fan tested on all 3 of my PWM headers. (CHA2 is 4pin set to PWM mode). It did this out of the box without me having mounted the fans at all, so I haven't bent the cable. It's probably CONTROL PIN4 or SENS PIN3 that are faulty, and I really don't have time to strip and solder it in working order. This probably won't be everyone's experience, but I've giving 2 stars because the radiator & 120mm fan was fine. 5 stars if they send me a different 140mm fan. 6 year warranty- but I have to dismount, clean and RMA to [email protected], which is more effort than its worth at this point. RBG worked fine. Sleeve Fluid Dynamic Bearing, Made in China. In case anyone is wondering.
D**T
I got this at a greatly discounted price. The cooling performance didn't disappoint. The advertised "TPC: 250W" may be a bit of a stretch, but it did support my overclocked 12600K to run at ~200W without thermal throttling. Reasons behind my purchase: - long time Thermalright user - low price/value - 5dB quieter under load than Frost Commander 140, according to some reviews - RGB There's no native LGA1700 mounting support, but I was able to use the LGA115X drill holes on my Asus motherboard. Noise-wise, I have to say I was hoping for more quietness. It's by no means loud though. Maybe I'm just spoiled by older, near-silent Thermalright coolers that I used in the past (Macho 120, TS140 etc.)
Y**G
I have a i711700kf good cpu but huge amount of heat, but his cooler handle it really well
M**Y
FÃsicamente es similar a un DeepCool Assassin III y a un Noctua NH-D15s, pero con mejor compatibilidad para memorias que el Deepcool y menos de la mitad del precio del Noctua se convierte en una excelente compra sin duda.
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