Review on DeepCool AK620 High Performance Dual Tower Dissipation by Janis Saikovskis ᠌

With a few exceptions, I enjoyed the model. In general, I would suggest it because it serves its primary purpose admirably. There are benefits: Although there are coolers available for a thousand dollars less, I believe this one to be well worth the investment. In comparison to other thermal takes, this one has a sleeker sole, is easier to put together, and has a more practical method of attaching the radiator to the mounting bracket. It is not easy to insert the screw into the hole on the bracket if you are blind. In contrast, for the entire AK series (at least the examples I have), we screwed a nut in the shape of a screw onto the bracket's protruding threads. Comfortable. The layout is fantastic overall; there are no harsh lighting or sharp edges thanks to the covered radiator. The Downside: Why a 4? The thermal paste included in the kit can only be used for building a test stand, verifying proper functionality, and taking apart the device. It's comparable to plasticine in terms of density. One of the tools in the set was a screwdriver. The same Bee Quaet included a full-fledged, high-quality screwdriver with their Dark Pro (which also costs nearly the same amount of money). Without the magnet, this twisted portion serves no purpose. At top speed, the structure appears to tremble heavily if the propellers themselves are silent. There's an annoying buzzing sound. The front propeller can be stopped by hand, although the actual blades themselves are silent.