DeepCool Unveils AK400 G2 and AK620 G2 CPU Coolers with Unique Designs
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Quick answer
DeepCool’s AK400 G2 and AK620 G2 CPU coolers support AMD AM5/AM4 and Intel 1700/1851/1200/115x platforms with improved cooling and noise reduction.
DeepCool, a leading PC cooling and case manufacturer, has unveiled its second-generation AK400 G2 and AK620 G2 CPU coolers. Designed for users prioritizing both performance and aesthetics, these coolers support modern AMD and Intel platforms, including AM5/AM4 and 1700/1851/1200/115x.
The lineup features two design options: a woodgrain texture and the Nyx digital display, which shows real-time CPU temperature, frequency, power consumption, and load. This blend of functionality and style enhances any PC build.
Structurally, the AK400 G2 features a single-tower heatsink with four copper heat pipes, while the AK620 G2 adopts a dual-tower design with six pipes. Both models include 120mm fans for efficient airflow. The AK400 G2 operates at up to 2200 RPM, and the AK620 G2 at 2000 RPM, ensuring quiet performance even under heavy loads.
A standout feature is their compatibility with high-memory DIMM modules. The AK400 G2 doesn’t obstruct DIMM slots, while the AK620 G2 may require minor fan adjustments for tall memory kits. Testing reveals the AK620 G2 effectively cools processors with up to 251W TDP, making it ideal for high-end systems.
Common questions
- Which platforms are compatible with the DeepCool AK400 G2 and AK620 G2 coolers?
- The coolers support AMD AM5/AM4 and Intel 1700/1851/1200/115x platforms.
- What design options are available for the new coolers?
- The models come in two variants: woodgrain texture and a digital display (Nyx) showing CPU metrics like temperature and power consumption.
- How effective are the new DeepCool coolers?
- Tests show the AK620 G2 can dissipate up to 251W, while the AK400 G2 handles 244W, both maintaining low noise levels.
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