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Deepcool ASSASSIN VC ELITE White
The ASSASSIN series adds to its impeccable cooling line with the ASSASSIN VC ELITE WH. With the new white aesthetic, the ASSASSIN VC ELITE WH includes a vapor chamber at the base that improves heat transfer dramatically while increasing the TDP to 300 watts!
BE COOL, BE CALM
A key factor in the ASSASSIN VC ELITE WH's extremely silent operation is the use of three-phase, six-slot, four-pole fan motors with low voltage and power consumption. The high-end true FDB bearings in each of the fans are the gold standard, and for good reason. DeepCool is so confident in our new design that the ASSASSIN VC ELITE WH comes with 6 years of limited warranty coverage!
EXCEPTIONAL BY DESIGN
Featuring a vapor chamber-enhanced base and seven heat pipes that deliver extremely efficient heat transfer through two fin-array heat sink towers for another level of high heat dissipation. The included DM9 thermal paste meets the rigorous standards used in industrial applications.
THE FLOW BELOW
Due to the center 140mm fan sitting deep into the heart of the ASSASSIN VC ELITE WH, there is a lower flow of air that provides additional cooling to the toasty surrounding VRMs.
STREAMLINED INSTALLATION
Installing larger air coolers can be difficult and is a prime reason the hardware and installation was designed to be extremely user friendly. Even the magnetic top fan cover was crafted with ease of installation in mind.
WIDE RANGE OF MODERN CPU SOCKET COMPATIBILITY
The ASSASSIN VC ELITE WH supports virtually all modern mainstream CPU sockets from AMD and Intel, including the LGA1851 and AM5.
Specifications
Product Dimensions
144x147x164 mm(LxWxH)
Heatsink Dimensions
140x110x160 mm(LxWxH)
Net Weight
1772 g
Heatpipe
06 mmx7 pcs
Fan Dimensions
140x140x25 mm(LxWxH) / 120x120x25 mm(LxWxH)
Fan Speed (Performance Mode)
500-1800 RPM±10% / 500-1700 RPM±10%
Fan Airflow (Performance Mode)
61.25 CFM / 58.06 CFM
Fan Air Pressure (Performance Mode)
3.76 mmAq / 2.1 mmAq
Overall Noise (Performance Mode)
=29.3 dB(A)
Fan Speed (Quiet Mode)
500-1450 RPM±10% / 500-1350 RPM±10%
Fan Airflow (Quiet Mode)
48.55 CFM / 46.75 CFM
Fan Air Pressure (Quiet Mode)
2.46 mmAq / 1.35 mmAq
Overall Noise (Quiet Mode)
=22.6 dB(A)
Fan Connector
4-pin PWM
Bearing Type
Fluid Dynamic Bearing
Motor Type
6-Pole Fan Motor
Fan Rated Voltage
12 VDC
Fan Rated Current
0.2 A / 0.2 A
Fan Power Consumption
2.4W / 2.4 W
Rated Voltage
12 VDC
Power Consumption(Performance Mode)
4.8 W
Power Consumption(Quiet Mode)
3.6 W
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