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DARK ROCK SLIM
NO COMPROMISE SILENCE AND PERFORMANCE
The Dark Rock Slim offers an exceptionally high cooling performance of 180W TDP and virtually inaudible operation. Perfect for high-end builds with limited space.
- Compact construction does not block memory slots
- Virtually inaudible Silent Wings 3 120mm PWM fan
- Achieves only 23.6dB(A) at maximum fan speed
- 4 high-performance copper heat pipes
- Airflow-optimized, wave-contoured cooling fins
- Special black coating with ceramic particles enables perfect heat transfer
- Optionally supports an additional 120mm retail fan
- Easily installable black installation kit can be mounted from above
- Brushed aluminum top cover with diamond cut finish
COMPACT CONSTRUCTION
Powerful cooling in small spaces
The compact design achieves excellent heat dissipation in small spaces, making the Dark Rock Slim the perfect solution for high-end builds with limited space. Due to its compact construction no memory slots are blocked.
VIRTUALLY INAUDIBLE OPERATION
Only 23.6dB(A) even at 100% PWM fan speed
The Silent Wings 3 120mm PWM fan features 7 airflow-optimized fan blades, a 6-pole motor for less vibration and a durable fluid-dynamic bearing. Decoupled fan mounting with vibration-isolating elements on the heat sink.
EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH COOLING POWER
Achieving an incredible performance-to-noise ratio
Dark Rock Slim provides an impressive rating of 180W TDP and achieves low temperatures even during periods of peak CPU performance. It is also possible to optionally add another additional 120mm retail fan for even better cooling.
HIGHLY ADVANCED DESIGN
The core features that result in high-end cooling
Dark Rock Slim is equipped with four advanced technology 6mm copper heat pipes that maximize the heat conductance. Airflow-optimized, wave-contoured cooling fins with small dots on their surfaces increase the air circulation. The special black coating with ceramic particles makes a perfect transfer of heat possible.
General Data
Model: Dark Rock Slim
TDP (W): 180
Color option: Black
Overall dimensions without mounting material (L x W x H), (mm): 47 x 127 x 159
Total weight (kg): 0.62
Socket compatibility Intel: 1851 / 1700 / 1200 / 2066 / 1150 / 1151 / 1155 / 2011(-3) Square ILM
Socket compatibility AMD: AM5 / AM4
Overall noise level (dB(A)) @ 50/75/100% (rpm): 11 / 16.9 / 23.6
Number of fans: 1
Decoupled fan mounting: Yes
Heatsink Specifications
Dimensions (L x W x H), (mm): 72 x 127 x 159
Fin material: Aluminum
Surface treatment: Ceramic coating
Base material: Copper
CPU contact surface: CNC machined
Heatpipe number / Diameter (mm): 4 / 6
Fan Specifications
Fan model: Silent Wings 120mm PWM
Fan dimensions (mm): 120 x 120 x 23
Speed @ 100% PWM /12V (rpm): 1500
Bearing technology: Fluid Dynamic Bearing
Motor technology: 6-pole fan motor
Rated Voltage (V): 12
Input current (A): 0.08
Input power (W): 0.96
Connector: 4-pin PWM
Lighting connector: -
Cable length (mm): 220
Lifespan (h / 25°C): 300,000
Accessories
Thermal grease (Type): Included
Mounting set: Intel & AMD
Y-Cable: -
User manual languages: CN, DE, EN, ES, FR, JP, PL, RU, TW
Safety certification
Approvals: -
Environmental directives
RoHs: -
Triman: -
Logistics Data
Article number: BK024
Dimensions, package (L x W x H), (mm): 115 x 190 x 190
Gross weight, package (kg): 0.99
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