be quiet Dark Rock Pro 5 CPU Cooler 270W TDP Dual Fan Intel LGA1700 AMD AM5 For Sale

be quiet Dark Rock Pro 5 CPU Cooler 270W TDP Dual Fan Intel LGA1700 AMD AM5
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be quiet Dark Rock Pro 5 CPU Cooler 270W TDP Dual Fan Intel LGA1700 AMD AM5:
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be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 5 High-Performance CPU Air Cooler – New

Brand new be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 5 CPU cooler in original retail TDP maximum cooling capacity

  • Dual-tower heatsink design
  • 7 high-performance heat pipes
  • Dual Silent Wings fans for high airflow with low noise
  • Adjustable front fan height for improved RAM clearance
  • Performance and Quiet operating modes
  • Compatible with Intel LGA1700 / LGA1200 / LGA115x
  • Compatible with AMD AM5 / AM4
  • Black premium finish
  • Model: Dark Rock Pro 5
    Article No.: BK036

    Excellent choice for high-end Ryzen and Intel Core processors where strong air cooling and low noise are priorities.

    New condition. Please review photos for packaging condition and verify socket/case clearance for your system before purchase.



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