The architecture of the AK500 G2 is based on a dense matrix-type aluminum fin arrangement, which maximizes the cooling surface and airflow. One of the most important advantages of its design is the use of "offset" heat pipes, which shift the heatsink body backward. This choice ensures that the heatsink does not obstruct the RAM slots, allowing the use of sticks with tall cooling systems and providing an unobstructed view of all the motherboard slots.

The new silent fan of the AK500 G2 is equipped with a three-phase motor and hydraulic bearings, achieving speeds of up to 2200 RPM. It incorporates the 0-RPM function for complete silence under low load conditions, as well as the innovative Activate Clearing (ACT) technology, which automatically removes dust from the blades when the computer starts up. Despite its high performance, the fan keeps noise levels low (31.45 dBA), ensuring a quiet yet powerful user experience even under the most demanding conditions.