DeepCoolDeepCool AK620 Zero Dark CPU Air Cooler Mighty 260w TDP All-Black 6 Copper Heat Pipes Dual-Tower CPU Cooler with FK120 Fans Each 120mm PWM 1850RPM 68.99CFM for Intel LGA 1700/1200/1151 AMD AM5/AM4

This cooler is a beast, the highest temps I've seen my 12700KF reach while gaming is 55°C.Looks clean and the set up process was pretty straight forward, it also comes with some thermal paste for you to apply.I would recommend!

I use this with a Ryzen 7 5700X cpu. Before getting this I was using a stock amd wraith cooler that came with an older amd cpu I had. I realized that I needed to upgrade since my cpu would get to 90C when running games like R6 and Valorant. I've had this cooler installed for about 4 months now and my cpu stays in the 70s for the most part when playing games.I have this installed in a Corsair Carbide Series 275R ATX Mid Tower Case. It is kind of a tight fit. Installing it was fine but when I put the glass panel back on it is pretty close to the glass but not touching.I originally wanted to get an aio cooler because I like the look of them better but I decided to get an air cooler instead since I wasn't ready to spend 200$ on a nice aio. I got this for under 70$ and I've been happy with it.I watched a lot of videos reviewing, testing, and comparing different air coolers and ended up choosing this one because of its price and performance. It keeps my cpu at good operating temps and I think it even improved airflow in my pc.Something to keep in mind is that it is not the quietest cooler. When its at idle the fans are fairly quiet but when running a game the fans speed up and the noise is noticably louder. Its not obnoxious or anything but noticeable for sure. If you have noise canceling headphones then you'll probably be fine.

I'm upgrading my desktop from the AM4 to the AM5 platform. I decided to take my AM4 hardware and drop it into another build. That being the case I decided to give the AK620 a shot. I've heard great things about it. Reviews I've seen had equal or better than more expensive and larger Noctua NH-D15. I have the Chromax Black version on old 5800X that I'm replacing.It's only been a few days but the AK620 has been great thus far. My 7800X3D idles at 38-39°. It's whisper quiet. I had my side panel open to look for any status lights on the motherboard and I couldn't hear it running. The smaller physical size made much less of a pain in a butt to install than the D15 was. I already have magnetic tools but if you don't, Deep Cool includes a solid magnetic Phillips head tool for installation. Installation is standard fare but the included instructions are great if you are inexperienced. They have pictures and individual sections dedicated to Intel and AMD installations. It also includes a handle cable to that you plug both of the CPU fans into and then into the board. I wish I had one for my last build. It would have made things easier.TLDR; I'll update this if things change, but as of now I'm thoroughly impressed. It's keeping my 7800X3D cooler than my D15 kept my 5800X. It was easier to install. $40 Cheaper. It's quiet. Includes an installation tool and clear instructions. The only real negative I can come up with is that it doesn't include brackets for a 3rd fan, but honestly I can't see needing a third fan. Just mentioning that in case that maybe important to others.Update: So good I bought a second one. I'm earlier review I mentioned upgrading my system. Well I decided to take my old parts put them in a new case and build another system with them. Long story short, the Noctua was too big. It always prevented me from using one of the PCIE slots but in my full tower, I had enough space to mount my video card in second slot. In the mid tower case I picked up, the video card had virtually no clearance in the second slot. So bought another AK620 and it resolved the issue.I could mount it in the first slot. I can't say enough how impressed I am with the AK620. More compact, cheaper, and better than my NH-D15. Deep Cool has outdone themselves.

UPDATED: Adding reports of performance and thermals from 3DMark and HWinfo, respectively. Thermals were tested from a cold boot into Windows 11 Pro, most background applications were closed, and the HWinfo Min/Max/Avg were zeroed out once the CPU reached idle after boot. 3DMark CPU Test was then started and executed with all tests performed: MAX THREADS, 16 threads, 8 threads, 4, 2, and 1. Desktop setup is an AMD Ryzen 7 5800X on an ASUS X570-PRO with 128 GB of 3600 MHz RAM running Windows 11 Pro with dual NVMe 1 TB SSDs and two 1 TB SATA SSDs and an EVGA RTX 3080 Ti XC3. CPU clocks are stock (no overclocking enabled). PBO is set to Auto. Resizable BAR is enabled. 2 CPU fans and 5 Corsair 120 mm PWM case fans on Turbo profile with 3 side intake (1 CPU side, 2 front side) and 2 top exhaust. Noctua NT-H2 thermal compound. LIAN LI LANCOOL 205 Mid-Tower ATX case. Corsair CX750F 750W power supply.Overall ResultsMIN 34.3 CMAX 75.1 CAVG 56.6 CSingle-Thread ResultsCore Clock Speed: 4.82 GHzMIN: 60.1 CMAX: 64.2 CThis CPU air cooler does the one thing it's supposed to do really well: it keeps your CPU cool, really cool. After almost three years, I tore down this desktop and replaced the CPU cooler with the DeepCool AK620 WH, removing the old single-tower, single-fan Noctua that was there since the beginning. Booted up straight away after rebuild and I ran 3DMark to benchmark the CPU. The thermals have improved substantially. Before the CPU would reach 91C under load and would be unable to sustain 4.8 GHz consistently on the single-thread test. Now, the CPU runs at a peak of 75C while comfortably coasting at 4.8 GHz in single-thread mode. That's a 16C or 18% improvement overall, but more importantly single-thread thermal throttling has been eliminated entirely, now with room for overclocking. This cooler is also white, which goes with my build, and is less expensive than the Noctua cooler I had before. The mounting process was incredibly simple and straightforward and it fits in a mid-tower case. I can recommend this to anyone who wants to run air cooling.

Despues de probar un tiempo este disipador, cumple correctamente con temperaturas TDP de un i7 13700F, aun en tareas pesadas como el gaming y corriendo por ejemplo el warzone o el overwatch 2 que son juegos CPU dependientes, el procesador se mantuvo en temperaturas aceptables de no mas de 50°C si estas en un ambiente controlado de temperatura (aire acondicionado) y si tu PC esta bien ventilada, porque seamos sinceros todo ese calor que se disipa del procesador tiene que irse a un lado y si tu PC no tiene un buen flujo de aire las cosas se pueden poner bastante calientes; en tareas sencillas el procesador se mantiene en 36°C, eso fue en desempeño. En cuanto a la instalacion he de decir que dependera mucho de tu gabinete y de tus memorias RAM, porque si tienen RGB o algo que sobresalgan de ellas el ventilador quedara un poco levantado pero lo bueno que tiene es que puedes mover de lugar los ventiladores del disipador de ahi en fuera fue el unico detalle que tuve con el disipador, el paquete tambien contiene una pasta termica de la marca propia por si tienen el pendiente de comprar una con este producto, vale la pena este producto por lo que ofrece

We use this cooler in a pop Xl air and the result we great! Under stress test, with a 7700x, you get most of the performance with the fan at 40% (cpu cooler and case fan). Easy to install and, at this size, will fit in most case. Also, very good ramm clearance, so, what's not to love at this price?

This was bought to be in a itx build with the coolermaster nr200. THis cooler fits perfect and cools in this build a ryzen 3900x without any problems. I can also use both of the sides for the coolermaster without any problems. This is a very good cooler for itx builds with the right height.

I was experiencing a dip in performance on my system due to thermal throttling. I purchased this CPU cooler and I can confidently say, it was one of the best purchases I have ever made. It makes almost no noise, my CPU is performing back to normal and the design is also really nice. If you are considering getting this CPU cooler, no need to think twice. Just buy it!

Équipé d’un nouveau processeur i5 14400F avec le ventilateur fourni par Intel, les températures du processeur lorsqu’il était sollicité en jeux s’envolait jusqu’à du 90 degrés C.J’ai donc choisi ce ventilateur pas trop cher et bien noté.Je dois dire que c’est le jour, et la nuit !Même test, même jeux, même sollicitation du processeur. Je passe de 85/90 degrés à 45/50 !Je suis plus que satisfait.Le montage est assez simple, à part qu’il faut re démonter la carte mère pour mettre le slot d’accroche du ventilateur derrière.Il est assez imposant, mais pas plus que la concurrence.Je m’attendais à un petit sifflement au vu de certains commentaires, en ce qui concerne le mien, aucun bruit. Même lorsqu’il commence à tourner plus vite.Je ne peux que vous conseiller cet article au vu du prix pratiqué.