Dual-Tower CPU Heatsink FROZN A620
ID-Cooling has unveiled their brand new FROZN A620 Black Dual-Tower CPU heatsink cooler. This cooler, which the firm claims is capable of cooling systems with a power consumption of up to 260 watts, has been presented by ID-Cooling. However, despite the fact that this may seem to be a terrific feature, the fact that this cooling system is reasonably priced is ultimately going to be what draws customers to this product.
The FROZN A620 Dual-Tower CPU Heatsink Cooler can cool down systems with TDPs of up to 260 watts
ID-Cooling is in effect. The FROZN A620 is a dual-tower heatsink, which indicates that it is made up of two aluminum-finned blocks that are attached to the baseplate with a total of six heatpipes. This allows the heatsink to effectively dissipate the heat generated by the processor. These heatpipes extend all the way down from the top of the baseplate to the bottom of the baseplate.
The central processing unit (CPU) is created using a high-precision CNC technology, and the baseplate is designed with a nickel-plated copper construction that makes direct contact with the CPU. The two towers, when joined together, feature a total of 108 aluminum fins that are stacked on top of one another to make the process of heat removal easier. It has been said that this central processing unit (CPU) cooler is capable of dissipating up to 260W of power, which suggests that it is able to accommodate almost any modern major CPU produced by Intel or AMD.
The FROZN A620 is equipped with a pair of FDB fans, each of which is designed to produce a low amount of noise while at the same time generating a significant amount of air flow volume. The Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) serves as the controller for these fans, which may rotate at rates ranging from 500 to 2000 times per minute. They provide an airflow rate of 78.25 cubic feet per minute and have a noise level that is lower than 29.85 decibels A. The proper connectors are used in order to connect the fans to the standard 4-pin headers on the motherboard.
The ID-Cooling FROZN A620 Dual-Tower heatsink features
The ID-Cooling FROZN A620 Dual-Tower heatsink features dimensions that are 120 millimeters in width, 140 millimeters in length, and 154 millimeters in height, and its fans have the more standard size of 120 millimeters in diameter. In addition, the cooler has a ram clearance that may reach up to 40 millimeters when the fan is positioned on the outer side of the heatsink and up to 65 millimeters when the fan is placed in the area between the heatsinks.
In terms of compatibility, ID-Cooling offers support for central processing units (CPUs) of the 12th, 13th, and 14th Generations from Intel, in addition to CPUs of the AM4 and AM5 families from AMD. In addition to that, support is offered for more outmoded Intel sockets, such as 115X and LGA 1200. In addition, the FROST X25 thermal compound with a rating of 10.5W/mk will be included in the distribution of the cooler. This compound will be a part of the standard package.
The cost of FROZN A620 CPU
In China, the ID-Cooling FROZN A620 CPU cooler can be bought for the equivalent of $35.69 USD, which is 259 RMB. This pricing was discovered on the official website of the manufacturer. This cooler has the potential to provide cooling power of up to 260W, and the price is rather affordable considering what all it has to offer.
Given the pricing point, which is about half the price of some of the more well-known dual-tower heatsinks such as the AK620 from DeepCool, which costs roughly $60-$70 US, we can see a lot of potential consumers for this product. Given the price point, we can also see a lot of prospective users for this product. However, we won’t know for certain till the heatsink is put through a battery of tests in a wide range of environments first.
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