Thermalright has updated their website to show a new cooler of interest to the Small Form Factor community; The Silver Soul 135.
(Silver Soul 135 Photo Credit: Thermalright)
Coming in at only 135mm in height but packing a 120mm fan, the Silver Soul 135 could be an efficient cooler for those in the SFF community. Cases such as the NCASE M1 allow up to 135mm clearance in certain configurations, and there are several upcoming sub-20L cases that would support the cooler.
The Silver Soul 135 appears to be a follow-up or extension of the Silver Arrow 130. Aside from the height, one substantial difference is what appears to be a flattened fin stack on the sides of the cooler. The Silver Arrow 130 featured arrow head like protrusions on the fins that were so sharp special handling gloves were packaged with the cooler. I can personally attest to this as I have a Silver Arrow 130 .
(Thermalright Silver Arrow 130 - Note the sharpened fins. Photo Credit: Thermalright)
As the Silver Arrow 130 used a custom fan to achieve a low height, so does the Silver Soul 135. However, this new fan has a more neutral two-tone gray color as opposed to the red colored fan on the Silver Arrow.
Pricing has not been listed yet.
Here are the complete specs of the cooler and fan as detailed on the Thermalright website.
Click this link to visit the Silver Soul 135 product page.
Click this link to visit the Silver Arrow 130 product page.
![Silver Soul 135 Photo Credit: Thermalright Silver Soul 135 Photo Credit: Thermalright](https://smallformfactor.net/wp-content/uploads/Screenshot-2021-08-20-at-20-54-03-Silver-Soul-135-–-Thermalright.png)
(Silver Soul 135 Photo Credit: Thermalright)
Coming in at only 135mm in height but packing a 120mm fan, the Silver Soul 135 could be an efficient cooler for those in the SFF community. Cases such as the NCASE M1 allow up to 135mm clearance in certain configurations, and there are several upcoming sub-20L cases that would support the cooler.
The Silver Soul 135 appears to be a follow-up or extension of the Silver Arrow 130. Aside from the height, one substantial difference is what appears to be a flattened fin stack on the sides of the cooler. The Silver Arrow 130 featured arrow head like protrusions on the fins that were so sharp special handling gloves were packaged with the cooler. I can personally attest to this as I have a Silver Arrow 130 .
![Thermalright Silver Arrow 130 - Note the sharpened fins. Photo Credit: Thermalrigh Thermalright Silver Arrow 130 - Note the sharpened fins. Photo Credit: Thermalrigh](https://smallformfactor.net/wp-content/uploads/Screenshot-2021-08-20-at-21-06-49-Silver-Arrow-130-–-Thermalright.png)
(Thermalright Silver Arrow 130 - Note the sharpened fins. Photo Credit: Thermalright)
As the Silver Arrow 130 used a custom fan to achieve a low height, so does the Silver Soul 135. However, this new fan has a more neutral two-tone gray color as opposed to the red colored fan on the Silver Arrow.
Pricing has not been listed yet.
Here are the complete specs of the cooler and fan as detailed on the Thermalright website.
![](https://smallformfactor.net/wp-content/uploads/Screenshot-2021-08-20-at-21-00-45-Silver-Soul-135-–-Thermalright.png)
Click this link to visit the Silver Soul 135 product page.
Click this link to visit the Silver Arrow 130 product page.