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⚡ Engineering Highlights at a Glance:

• 6x 6mm Heatpipes: High-efficiency copper heatpipes transfer heat from the CPU to the dual aluminum fin stacks.
• 260W TDP Rating: Designed for high-wattage desktop processors across Intel LGA1851/1700 and AMD AM5 platforms.
• Dual 120mm ARGB PWM Fans: XF-120S-ARGB hydraulic bearing fans with 300–2000 RPM speed range, 58 CFM airflow, and 1.94 mmH2O static pressure.
• Hydraulic Bearing: Reduces friction and noise for longer fan lifespan and quieter operation at low speeds.
• Soldered Heatpipe-to-Fin Contact: Reinforced fin lock improves thermal transfer and structural stability.
• Brilliant ARGB Lighting: 5V 3-pin addressable RGB fans with 4-pin PWM control for lighting and speed together.
• Powder Groove Design: Enhances fin surface contact for improved heat dissipation across the tower.

Verifying Case and RAM Clearance

The cooler measures 129 x 142 x 157mm and weighs 1100g with fans. Confirm your case supports CPU coolers up to 157mm tall. If you have tall RAM heatsinks, the front fan may need to be raised or removed for clearance; check RAM module height before ordering. The 1100g weight is moderate for a dual-tower cooler, but the motherboard tray should be sturdy.

Fan and ARGB Connections

Each fan uses two connectors: a 4-pin PWM for speed and a 5V 3-pin ARGB for lighting. Connect both fans’ PWM cables to CPU_FAN headers (use a splitter or the CPU_OPT header for the second fan) and both ARGB cables to your motherboard’s 5V 3-pin header. If your motherboard lacks an ARGB header, the fans will still spin but lighting will not be customizable.

📐 Installation Notes

The mounting kit supports Intel LGA1954/1851/1700/1200/1151/1150/1155/1156 and AMD AM5/AM4. For AM4/AM5, the stock motherboard backplate is typically retained. Apply a pea-sized amount of thermal paste to the center of the CPU, then mount the cooler with even pressure across the mounting screws (tighten in a diagonal pattern). The cooler’s fans may need repositioning during installation to access mounting screws; final fan placement can be adjusted after the cooler is secured.

Before mounting, confirm case clearance (157mm cooler height) and RAM module height. If your RAM has tall heatsinks, position the front fan higher on the fin stack or move it to the rear position. Apply a pea-sized amount of thermal paste to the center of the CPU; the mounting pressure will spread it evenly. Tighten the mounting screws in a diagonal pattern to ensure even contact pressure. Connect the two PWM cables to CPU_FAN and CPU_OPT headers (or use a Y-splitter) and connect the ARGB cables to a 5V 3-pin header on the motherboard. Set the fan curve in BIOS to balance noise and cooling; the fans are efficient at low RPM, so a curve that stays below 1200 RPM during normal use will keep the system quiet while maintaining adequate cooling. Clean the fin stacks periodically with compressed air to maintain airflow; dust accumulation between fins reduces thermal performance over time.