CPU Cooling Fans

AK620 Digital PRO Dual Fan CPU Cooling with ARGB for AM4/AM5/1200/115x/1700 Socket

The Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO CPU cooler uses two fans and six copper heat pipes to dissipate heat. Core Touch Technology 2.0 (CTT 2.0) optimizes heat transfer, while the digital display changes...

The Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO CPU cooler uses two fans and six copper heat pipes to dissipate heat. Core Touch Technology 2.0 (CTT 2.0) optimizes heat transfer, while the digital display changes color from green to orange and red as the temperature rises. The ARGB lighting strips can be synchronized with compatible motherboards.

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Description

Description

The Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO CPU cooler uses two fans and six copper heat pipes to dissipate heat. Core Touch Technology 2.0 (CTT 2.0) optimizes heat transfer, while the digital display changes color from green to orange and red as the temperature rises. The ARGB lighting strips can be synchronized with compatible motherboards.

The magnetic top cover features a pogo pin connector. The FT12 SE fans have a maximum speed of 1,750 rpm and an airflow of 60.89 CFM.

  • Cooling type: Active, air-cooled
  • Fans: 2
  • Heat pipes: 6 copper
  • Heat transfer technology: Core Touch Technology 2.0 (CTT 2.0)
  • Temperature display: Digital, with color indicator
  • Lighting: ARGB
  • Fan speed: Up to 1,750 rpm
  • Airflow: 60.89 CFM
  • Noise level: 28 dB
  • Compatibility: Socket AM4, AM5, 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200, 1700, 2011-3, 2066
  • Color: Black
  • Width: 138 mm
  • Depth: 129 mm
  • Height: 163 mm

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Specifications

Specifications

Main Specifications

Type
Active
Socket
1150/1151/1155/1156, 1200, 1700, 2011-3, 2066, AM4, AM5
Dual Fan
Yes
Colour
Black

Technical Specifications

Minimum Noise Level
28 dB
RPM (Full Load)
1750 rpm
Lighting
ARGB

Dimensions

Width
138 mm
Length
129 mm
Height
163 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • yokoyamajun

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    The Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO is one of the most impressive air coolers on the market. If you’re looking for a powerful dual-tower cooler that breaks away from the boring look and shows you temperatures, power consumption in watts, and processor usage in real time, it’s an excellent choice. However, it has some specific drawbacks you should know about before buying it.
    The pros:
    • The digital display is a showstopper: The upgraded magnetic display on top is fantastic. It shows multiple pieces of information at once (temp, wattage, usage, frequency) and has smart color alerts (it turns orange or red if the CPU is under too much strain).
    • Liquid-cooling-level performance: For mid-range and high-end processors (such as Ryzen 5/7 or Intel i5/i7), the cooling it provides is top-notch, approaching the performance of good AIO liquid coolers.
    • Easy installation: The mounting system is very simple and sturdy, making installation a breeze.
    What to watch out for (The cons):
    • RAM clearance issues: Because of its size, the front fan extends over the memory modules. If you have tall RAM (over 43mm) or RGB memory, you’ll have to raise the fan higher. This increases the cooler’s overall height, though, and your case’s side panel may not close!
    • Noise and “humming”: Although the fans are generally high-quality, at certain speeds (around 1000–1200 RPM), air passing through the fins creates a slight, high-pitched resonance (humming) that may bother those who want absolute silence. At 100% speed, it’s quite audible.
    • The display may turn off: There’s a known Windows issue where the display suddenly turns off after a while due to power saving. It’s easy to fix by turning off “USB selective suspend” in Windows power settings, but it’s annoying if you don’t know about it. Also, if your case’s glass panel is heavily tinted, the display may look a little dim.
    • Limitations with Intel i9: If you plan to use it with an i9 (13900K/14900K) for heavy professional workloads without power limits, the cooler will struggle and the CPU will hit 100°C.
    Summary:
    If you have low-profile RAM and a processor up to an i7 or Ryzen 7, the Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO is perhaps the most attractive and best-value-for-money air cooler on the market. But if you have huge RGB memory modules or want absolute silence without any resonance, you may want to look elsewhere.

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  • KouJordan
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

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    Amazing cooler, the only downside is its fastening which is with magnets, and you can't really call that a downside because if you don't move the case it doesn't come off, you just need to be careful because if you move the case it will fall off

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  • Verified purchase

  • The Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO is one of the most impressive air coolers on the market. If you’re looking for a powerful dual-tower cooler that breaks away from the boring look and shows you temperatures, power consumption in watts, and processor usage in real time, it’s an excellent choice. However, it has some specific drawbacks you should know about before buying it.
    The pros:
    • The digital display is a showstopper: The upgraded magnetic display on top is fantastic. It shows multiple pieces of information at once (temp, wattage, usage, frequency) and has smart color alerts (it turns orange or red if the CPU is under too much strain).
    • Liquid-cooling-level performance: For mid-range and high-end processors (such as Ryzen 5/7 or Intel i5/i7), the cooling it provides is top-notch, approaching the performance of good AIO liquid coolers.
    • Easy installation: The mounting system is very simple and sturdy, making installation a breeze.
    What to watch out for (The cons):
    • RAM clearance issues: Because of its size, the front fan extends over the memory modules. If you have tall RAM (over 43mm) or RGB memory, you’ll have to raise the fan higher. This increases the cooler’s overall height, though, and your case’s side panel may not close!
    • Noise and “humming”: Although the fans are generally high-quality, at certain speeds (around 1000–1200 RPM), air passing through the fins creates a slight, high-pitched resonance (humming) that may bother those who want absolute silence. At 100% speed, it’s quite audible.
    • The display may turn off: There’s a known Windows issue where the display suddenly turns off after a while due to power saving. It’s easy to fix by turning off “USB selective suspend” in Windows power settings, but it’s annoying if you don’t know about it. Also, if your case’s glass panel is heavily tinted, the display may look a little dim.
    • Limitations with Intel i9: If you plan to use it with an i9 (13900K/14900K) for heavy professional workloads without power limits, the cooler will struggle and the CPU will hit 100°C.
    Summary:
    If you have low-profile RAM and a processor up to an i7 or Ryzen 7, the Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO is perhaps the most attractive and best-value-for-money air cooler on the market. But if you have huge RGB memory modules or want absolute silence without any resonance, you may want to look elsewhere.

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  • Amazing cooler, the only downside is its fastening which is with magnets, and you can't really call that a downside because if you don't move the case it doesn't come off, you just need to be careful because if you move the case it will fall off

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Description & Specifications

The Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO CPU cooler uses two fans and six copper heat pipes to dissipate heat. Core Touch Technology 2.0 (CTT 2.0) optimizes heat transfer, while the digital display changes color from green to orange and red as the temperature rises. The ARGB lighting strips can be synchronized with compatible motherboards.

The magnetic top cover features a pogo pin connector. The FT12 SE fans have a maximum speed of 1,750 rpm and an airflow of 60.89 CFM.

  • Cooling type: Active, air-cooled
  • Fans: 2
  • Heat pipes: 6 copper
  • Heat transfer technology: Core Touch Technology 2.0 (CTT 2.0)
  • Temperature display: Digital, with color indicator
  • Lighting: ARGB
  • Fan speed: Up to 1,750 rpm
  • Airflow: 60.89 CFM
  • Noise level: 28 dB
  • Compatibility: Socket AM4, AM5, 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200, 1700, 2011-3, 2066
  • Color: Black
  • Width: 138 mm
  • Depth: 129 mm
  • Height: 163 mm

Manufacturer

Main Specifications

Type
Active
Socket
1150/1151/1155/1156, 1200, 1700, 2011-3, 2066, AM4, AM5
Dual Fan
Yes
Colour
Black

Technical Specifications

Minimum Noise Level
28 dB
RPM (Full Load)
1750 rpm
Lighting
ARGB

Dimensions

Width
138 mm
Length
129 mm
Height
163 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (4)

  1. 3
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product

Reviews by our members

  • yokoyamajun

    Verified purchase

    The Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO is one of the most impressive air coolers on the market. If you’re looking for a powerful dual-tower cooler that breaks away from the boring look and shows you temperatures, power consumption in watts, and processor usage in real time, it’s an excellent choice. However, it has some specific drawbacks you should know about before buying it.
    The pros:
    • The digital display is a showstopper: The upgraded magnetic display on top is fantastic. It shows multiple pieces of information at once (temp, wattage, usage, frequency) and has smart color alerts (it turns orange or red if the CPU is under too much strain).
    • Liquid-cooling-level performance: For mid-range and high-end processors (such as Ryzen 5/7 or Intel i5/i7), the cooling it provides is top-notch, approaching the performance of good AIO liquid coolers.
    • Easy installation: The mounting system is very simple and sturdy, making installation a breeze.
    What to watch out for (The cons):
    • RAM clearance issues: Because of its size, the front fan extends over the memory modules. If you have tall RAM (over 43mm) or RGB memory, you’ll have to raise the fan higher. This increases the cooler’s overall height, though, and your case’s side panel may not close!
    • Noise and “humming”: Although the fans are generally high-quality, at certain speeds (around 1000–1200 RPM), air passing through the fins creates a slight, high-pitched resonance (humming) that may bother those who want absolute silence. At 100% speed, it’s quite audible.
    • The display may turn off: There’s a known Windows issue where the display suddenly turns off after a while due to power saving. It’s easy to fix by turning off “USB selective suspend” in Windows power settings, but it’s annoying if you don’t know about it. Also, if your case’s glass panel is heavily tinted, the display may look a little dim.
    • Limitations with Intel i9: If you plan to use it with an i9 (13900K/14900K) for heavy professional workloads without power limits, the cooler will struggle and the CPU will hit 100°C.
    Summary:
    If you have low-profile RAM and a processor up to an i7 or Ryzen 7, the Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO is perhaps the most attractive and best-value-for-money air cooler on the market. But if you have huge RGB memory modules or want absolute silence without any resonance, you may want to look elsewhere.

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  • KouJordan
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Amazing cooler, the only downside is its fastening which is with magnets, and you can't really call that a downside because if you don't move the case it doesn't come off, you just need to be careful because if you move the case it will fall off

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • The Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO is one of the most impressive air coolers on the market. If you’re looking for a powerful dual-tower cooler that breaks away from the boring look and shows you temperatures, power consumption in watts, and processor usage in real time, it’s an excellent choice. However, it has some specific drawbacks you should know about before buying it.
    The pros:
    • The digital display is a showstopper: The upgraded magnetic display on top is fantastic. It shows multiple pieces of information at once (temp, wattage, usage, frequency) and has smart color alerts (it turns orange or red if the CPU is under too much strain).
    • Liquid-cooling-level performance: For mid-range and high-end processors (such as Ryzen 5/7 or Intel i5/i7), the cooling it provides is top-notch, approaching the performance of good AIO liquid coolers.
    • Easy installation: The mounting system is very simple and sturdy, making installation a breeze.
    What to watch out for (The cons):
    • RAM clearance issues: Because of its size, the front fan extends over the memory modules. If you have tall RAM (over 43mm) or RGB memory, you’ll have to raise the fan higher. This increases the cooler’s overall height, though, and your case’s side panel may not close!
    • Noise and “humming”: Although the fans are generally high-quality, at certain speeds (around 1000–1200 RPM), air passing through the fins creates a slight, high-pitched resonance (humming) that may bother those who want absolute silence. At 100% speed, it’s quite audible.
    • The display may turn off: There’s a known Windows issue where the display suddenly turns off after a while due to power saving. It’s easy to fix by turning off “USB selective suspend” in Windows power settings, but it’s annoying if you don’t know about it. Also, if your case’s glass panel is heavily tinted, the display may look a little dim.
    • Limitations with Intel i9: If you plan to use it with an i9 (13900K/14900K) for heavy professional workloads without power limits, the cooler will struggle and the CPU will hit 100°C.
    Summary:
    If you have low-profile RAM and a processor up to an i7 or Ryzen 7, the Deepcool AK620 Digital PRO is perhaps the most attractive and best-value-for-money air cooler on the market. But if you have huge RGB memory modules or want absolute silence without any resonance, you may want to look elsewhere.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Amazing cooler, the only downside is its fastening which is with magnets, and you can't really call that a downside because if you don't move the case it doesn't come off, you just need to be careful because if you move the case it will fall off

    Translated from Greek ·
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