DeepCool AK400 ZERO DARK PLUS, 2x120 mm -prosessorijäähdytin, musta
DeepCool AK400 ZERO DARK PLUS, 2x120 mm -prosessorijäähdytin, musta -arvostelut
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Does the job, very easy install, comes with preapplied thermal paste. Appearance wise one of the nicest looking cpu fans I've seen.
Does the job, very easy install, comes with preapplied thermal paste. Appearance wise one of the nicest looking cpu fans I've seen.
jimmybones
9. elokuuta 2024
I am using DeepCool AK400 CPU cooler with my Intel Core i5 10400 processor. The performance is pretty good. At full load my CPU temperature not crossing 60° Celcious.
I am using DeepCool AK400 CPU cooler with my Intel Core i5 10400 processor. The performance is pretty good. At full load my CPU temperature not crossing 60° Celcious.
Md. Sarwar Hossain Sarwar
25. helmikuuta 2024
After using it for about 6 months, I'm sharing my thoughts on this cooler. This DeepCool AK400 ZERO DARK PLUS cooler is definitely a silent beast. The temperature stays under 70°C when I am using heavy software and games. 100% recommended for you guys.
After using it for about 6 months, I'm sharing my thoughts on this cooler. This DeepCool AK400 ZERO DARK PLUS cooler is definitely a silent beast. The temperature stays under 70°C when I am using heavy software and games. 100% recommended for you guys.
Ishtiaq Alam
19. helmikuuta 2024
Cooling a 5700x and keeping temps optimal. These 5xxx series CPUs like to run high voltage but i'm not seeing anything over 65° C on load. Great Value. I've bought somewhere in the realm of 10 of these for various builds. They're great for any CPU under 145 watts.
Cooling a 5700x and keeping temps optimal. These 5xxx series CPUs like to run high voltage but i'm not seeing anything over 65° C on load. Great Value. I've bought somewhere in the realm of 10 of these for various builds. They're great for any CPU under 145 watts.
Alex
8. joulukuuta 2023
On a stock i5 6600 temps are good at idle (25° ~ 30° C) but upon starting an all-core p95 load temp immediately shoots up to ~85° C before settling down to 75° ~ 78° C, and that's with the fan running at full speed at those temps. Even swapping out for the shorter LGA1200 spacers for more clamping pressure and using MX5 rather than the included cheap paste, temps only dropped a few degrees under load. The CPU speeds don't throttle even during the initial temp spike, so it seems like the heatsink is having a hard time absorbing the sudden heat load. Other reviews got a lot better performance even with higher TDP CPUs more in line with what I was expecting, so maybe I just got a bad unit, but as is, under normal light web browsing use it only gets up to 45 ~ 50° C so still good enough for me.
On a stock i5 6600 temps are good at idle (25° ~ 30° C) but upon starting an all-core p95 load temp immediately shoots up to ~85° C before settling down to 75° ~ 78° C, and that's with the fan running at full speed at those temps. Even swapping out for the shorter LGA1200 spacers for more clamping pressure and using MX5 rather than the included cheap paste, temps only dropped a few degrees under load. The CPU speeds don't throttle even during the initial temp spike, so it seems like the heatsink is having a hard time absorbing the sudden heat load. Other reviews got a lot better performance even with higher TDP CPUs more in line with what I was expecting, so maybe I just got a bad unit, but as is, under normal light web browsing use it only gets up to 45 ~ 50° C so still good enough for me.
Ash
2. joulukuuta 2023
