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DeepCool Updates Their AN600 Top-Down Cooler With a Vapour Chamber

Spotted by TechPowerup at Computex, it seems that DeepCool has tweaked their 67mm-tall AN600 cooler to add a vapour chamber. Assuming the cooler hasn’t changed in dimensions, this measures in at 122 x 120 x 67 mm and features a 120 x 15mm FDB fan. The original model was claimed to come in below 24.4 dbA, versus the new variant at or below 27.2 dBA, so we’d expect the original 1850 peak RPM fan to have been swapped for a gruntier unit. Also of note is the move to a black coating on the cooler fins, instead of the bare aluminium of the original.

No TDP capability was noted, but with the vapor chamber and likely faster fan, we’d expect it to cope with at least the 180 Watt rating of the original cooler.

No product page or price was available at time of writing, but you can check out the original unit here.

Spotted by TechPowerup at Computex, it seems that DeepCool has tweaked their 67mm-tall AN600 cooler to add a vapour chamber. Assuming the cooler hasn’t changed in dimensions, this measures in at 122 x 120 x 67 mm and features a 120 x 15mm FDB fan. The original model was claimed to come in below 24.4 dbA, versus the new variant at or below 27.2 dBA, so we’d expect the original 1850 peak RPM fan to have been swapped for a gruntier unit. Also of note is the move to a black coating on the cooler fins, instead of the bare aluminium of the original.

No TDP capability was noted, but with the vapor chamber and likely faster fan, we’d expect it to cope with at least the 180 Watt rating of the original cooler.
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I would love to try that cooler out but they're still sanctioned in the US. Anyone have an experience with the older model?
 

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The original is in stock in NZ, just over NZ$100. No reviews on the product page so no idea if it's a solid unit. My previous experience with DeepCool products has been quite good though!
 

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Christopher Moine - Senior Editor SFF.N
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The original is in stock in NZ, just over NZ$100. No reviews on the product page so no idea if it's a solid unit. My previous experience with DeepCool products has been quite good though!


I've got a few DeepCool coolers sitting in my garage, but nothing like that. Come to think of it, I might build their 360mm AIO I have into a Corsair 2000D 9900K "Leftovers" build.