Kalemax CPU Cooler, Dual-Tower, 6×6mm Heat Pipes CPU Cooling, Dual 120mm ARGB PWM Fans, 2000RPM Speed, for AMD AM4/AM5/; Intel LGA 115X/1200/1700/1851, PC Cooler, 265W TDP
$26.99
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Kalemax –
Transforming Every Degree of Heat into the Power of Cool
About us
We are committed to providing unwavering thermal protection for every PC, ensuring computations flow freely in a constant, optimal temperature.
With Kalemax as your shield, we dissipate every trace of overheating anxiety, empowering your system to sustain peak performance！
Dual-Tower Air Cooler
Fast Heat Dissipation: The CPU cooler consists of a dual-tower heatsink and dual fans. Equipped with 6 pure copper heat pipes and a pure copper base that can make good contact with the CPU to conduct heat effectively, along with a 2000RPM high-speed ARGB fan, which can easily dissipation the CPU temperature and further improve the heat dissipation efficiency of the cooler.
Wide Compatibility: The argb air cooler supports Intel and AMD sockets: Intel:115X/1200/1700/17XX AMD:AM4;AM5; For different CPU socket platforms, corresponding mounting plate or fastener parts are provided.
Dual ARGB Fan: The size of PWM fan:120x120x25mm (4.72×4.72×0.98 inches); fan speed (RPM):2000rpm±10%; power port: 4pin; Voltage:12V; Air flow:74.9CFM(MAX); Noise Level≤27.8dBA, Provide quieter performance and enhanced cooling efficiency for the CPU.
Product Specification: Material: Aluminum；Dimensions: 125(L) x 137(W) x 157(H) mm (4.9 x 5.4 x 6.2 inches); This CPU air cooler features metal fasteners compatible with both Intel & AMD platforms, ensuring a secure installation.
ARGB Lighting: This ARGB fan features specially treated blades that efficiently reflect and diffuse light, delivering a more uniform and soft ARGB lighting effect. It seamlessly integrates visually with coolers and chassis, supporting up to 16 lighting modes. With connectivity to motherboard ARGB headers, it allows for easy control and synchronization, enabling unified lighting management across the entire system.
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Excellent Value CPU Cooler That Performs
This CPU cooler is a real deal. I could feel the coldness when I touched its heat pipes.Installation is really easy with one bracket fits all system. I put this cooler on AM5 Asrock A620I ITX mother, so it ridiculously covered the entire motherboard with little things else to see. So the fit should be good for any type of motherboards.The fans are also functionally cool, figuratively and literally. The fans have new types of connector that carries both PWM and ARGB signals into one single header cable. Thus required to use the extension cable that came with the cooler. Really simplifying the cable management and I wish all fans are like this. More importantly, the fans run decently quiet and decent amount of air.I use this cooler to cool down AMD R5 9600X, which has no problem running at full boost clock of 5.2 ghz at peak 62 celsius temperature. I know this chip is not the most power hungry and generate a lot of heat, but typical AMD chips are normally boosting clock all the way to max and hold until max temp is reached, and this cooler allows the chip to go full blast practically longer almost indefinitely if needed.The value is really good. Comparing to other brand’s the same dual tower cooler type, this cooler is one among the best for sure.
MyItchyChin –
If you can get it installed, it works great…
This cooler must be installed with the mainboard flat so that the stand off pegs remain in place. Your CPU backplate also has to be supported. If you’re doing an upgrade of an existing build you might have to remove your mainboard if you can’t access to the backside.The cooler is huge and you need an extra long screw driver to secure it. It also blocks all the fan headers so plug those in before you install it. The cooler only mounts one way, for me that meant airflow was perpendicular to the GPU.The fans have rubber sound isolation feet but only on the exhaust side, naturally that wasn’t the side I had to mount them on to direct air away from my GPU. The fan clips are awful and must be held in place at all times until they are secured or they’ll pop off. My CPU power cable was in the way of the fan so I had to remove the fan, bend the cable out of the way, and then try reinstalling the fan again.In terms of cooling, it works great. I measured my system warm then ran a CPU stress test for 5 minutes. After installing the new cooler I let the system warm up then repeated the process. I was using the stock AMD RGB cooler and this cooler dropped my idle temperature 2.5°C and my load temperature 17.5°C.In terms of price, it costs about half of more mainstream coolers. So it’s cheap.It was the hardest cooler I’ve ever had to install but that’s partially my fault for keeping my mainboard in the case for install. The fan clips are awful, but it’s pretty much the same design as the competition so it’s hard to fault them for that.
NalaGrace –
Budget Dual Tower RGB Cooler With Convex Cold Plate And 6 Heat Pipes
This is a solid budget dual tower RGB air cooler with 6 heat pipes that performs on par with more expensive name brand options while costing less. The convex heat plate is a good match for newer CPUs that tend to cup under the OEM ILM clamp pressure since it fills that depression for better contact with the IHS. If you are using a contact frame such as a Thermalright frame that replaces the OEM ILM, this cooler may not make ideal contact since those frames flatten the IHS, so this design is better suited for stock ILM’s. Installation was straightforward, the fans move a good amount of air, and even when ramping up they remain reasonably quiet. RGB lighting looks clean with no dead LEDs, and overall build quality is good for the price. I have been in IT for over 2 decades and have worked with just about every style of air cooler out there, and for a budget tower cooler this one does its job without any issues worth calling out.
Derek Boyles –
New budget king?
After using other CPU coolers from budget manufacturers like Montech, Sama and Thermalright, this cooler made by Kalemax is quite nice for the price. For under $30, you really can’t go wrong! After installing on a Ryzen 5800x, my temps hovered around 30 degrees Celsius when idle and 80-83 when gaming for about an hour. Take into consideration this test was done in an open air test bench so your temps may vary based on the case you use and how much airflow you have.Will this provide cooling similar to an AIO? No, it won’t but it also doesn’t cost as much as an AIO so if you’re looking to save some major cash, this CPU cooler should definitely be in consideration.On a side note, I do wish the fins on the heatsink were black in color rather than silver but that’s a minor grievance and some people might actually like it.
Rachel H. –
Nice colorful cooler that runs quiet and isn’t expensive either.
Cool looking cpu cooler. I used this to test on an. AMD am4 based cpu a 5600x cpu that had a thermal take factory water cooled cooler already so I’m starting with about the quietest setup for the cpu.This has a little bit of air noise from it but is minimal, it did fit into the case fine and secures firm to the cpu. For the price of this it can’t be beat in the $30-40 range. The fan has plenty of flow to keep the cooler cool even when playing a game and never got to the point that it was spinning fast and or noisy.. maybe on a much higher power cpu maybe?Being able to use on multiple platforms is surely a plus with the functionality of being able to work for Intel and AMD chipsets.