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ASSASSIN IV
THE ?AIR? APPARENT
The newest addition to the ASSASSIN series claims the air-cooling crown in both cooling capacity and ultra-quiet operation.
BEAUTY IN SIMPLICITY
The elegant design of the ASSASSIN IV is not just visually pleasing; it also leads to optimal air flow and maximum compatibility.
IN SILENT OR EXTREME MODE, THE ASSASSIN IV REIGNS SUPREME
With a simple slide of a switch, the ASSASSIN IV can morph from a whisper-quiet cooler when low noise is of the utmost importance to an unrestricted cooling powerhouse when peak performance is all that matters.
LET IT SHINE!
The ASSASSIN IV's case is clean, sleek, and helps channel air through the fin towers, while the relocatable 120mm fan provides unobstructed clearance for high-profile RGB RAM.
RAM Clearance
Intel LGA1700/1200/115X: Unobstructed
Intel LGA20XX: 63mm
AMD: AM4/AM5: Unobstructed
BE COOL, BE CALM
A key factor in the ASSASSIN IV's extremely silent operation is the use of three-phase, six-stage fan motors with low voltage and power consumption. DeepCool is so confident in our new design that the ASSASSIN IV comes with 6 years of limited warranty coverage!
EXCEPTIONAL BY DESIGN
Featuring seven heat pipes that deliver improved heat transfer through two fin-array heat sink towers for high performance efficiency. The included DM9 thermal paste meets the rigorous standards used in industrial applications.
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.
Application For
Intel
LGA2066/2011-v3/2011/1700/1200/1151/1150/1155/1851
AMD
AM5/AM4
Technical Specifications
Product Dimensions
144x147x164 mm
Heatsink Dimensions
140x110x160 mm
Net Weight
1575 g
Heatpipe
6 mm x 7 pcs
Fan Dimensions
140x140x25 mm / 120x120x25 mm
Fan Speed (Performance Mode)
500~1700 RPM + 10%
Fan Airflow (Performance Mode)
79.1 CFM / 58.06 CFM
Fan Air Pressure (Performance Mode)
2.44 mmAq / 2.1 mmAq
Overall Noise (Performance Mode)
=29.3 dB(A)
Fan Speed (Quiet Mode)
500~1350 RPM + 10%
Fan Airflow (Quiet Mode)
63.76 CFM / 46.75 CFM
Fan Air Pressure (Quiet Mode)
1.58 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
0.1 A / 0.07 A
Fan Power Consumption
1.2 W / 0.84 W
Rated Voltage
12 VDC
Power Consumption(Performance Mode)
2.88 W
Power Consumption(Quiet Mode)
1.56 W
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