DeepCool AG400 G2
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DeepCool AG400 G2
The DeepCool AG400 G2 processor cooler dissipates heat from the computer's CPU into the surrounding environment using airflow. Its design uses a metal passive block connected with heatpipes and an active fan to maintain the processor's operating temperatures. This component prevents the silicon chip from overheating under high load. Effective heat dissipation extends the lifespan of the entire computer system. Installation requires mounting it onto a motherboard compatible with Intel or AMD sockets.
Key features of the DeepCool AG400 G2 processor cooler
- The cooler uses four direct-contact heatpipes
- HDB-type fan bearing
- Fan airflow of 119.09m³/h
- Fan speed control from 500 to 2200rpm
- Fan noise level does not exceed 29.22dB
- Mounting system applies even pressure to Intel and AMD processors
Second generation cooler
The second-generation design features an optimised passive layout. The single-tower heatsink design increases cooling efficiency compared to the previous version. Heat transfers directly from the processor to the dense fin stack. This system effectively reduces the chip's temperature, even under prolonged load.
Powerful fan
This air CPU cooler uses a single 120mm fan with automatic PWM speed control. The speed varies from 500 to 2200RPM depending on the current system load. The fan's hydrodynamic bearing reduces friction and maintains stable blade rotation. The airflow is 119.09m³/h. The fan responds to changes in processor temperature and adjusts its performance.
Innovative blades and quiet operation
The engineered fan blades create an optimal balance between static pressure and airflow. The blade shape reduces air turbulence, which dampens the noise generated at high speeds. The noise level does not exceed 29.22dB even when the processor is under full load. In idle mode, the fan operates almost silently and saves energy. This quiet processor cooler reduces air resistance.
Direct contact between heatpipes and processor
Four integrated 6mm-diameter heatpipes make direct contact with the metal heat spreader on the processor. This direct contact eliminates thermal resistance and speeds up heat energy transfer. The fins of the passive cooler then dissipate the heat into the case. The airflow from the fan then carries this heat away.
Mounting
Durable mounting hardware makes installation on compatible motherboards easy. The pressure mechanism applies even pressure across the entire surface of the processor, improving heat transfer. The mounting kit contains all the necessary parts for securing the cooler to both Intel and AMD sockets. A user with standard tools can handle the installation by following the included instructions. The secure attachment prevents the cooler from coming loose when transporting the computer.
Socket compatibility
This cooler supports modern processor sockets from both major manufacturers on the market. The design serves as a cooler for Intel 1700 and LGA 1851, as well as a cooler for AM5 and AM4. The total height of the cooler is 152mm and fits the dimensions of most standard Middle Tower computer cases. Its 125mm width does not interfere with the installation of RAM with tall heatsinks. The entire cooler weighs 631g.
Cooling:
Air
Number of fitted fans:
1×120mm
Bearing type:
Hydro-Dynamic Bearing (HDB)
Minimum speed:
500RPM
Maximum speed:
2200RPM
Maximum noise level:
29.22dB
Airflow:
119.09m³/h
Speed control:
Automatic speed control
Number of heatpipes:
4
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This product is not an independently functional unit and may require professional installation.
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
