DeepCool AG400 DIGITAL WH ARGB CPU Cooler

DeepCool AG400 DIGITAL WH ARGB CPU Cooler

The DeepCool AG400 DIGITAL WH ARGB CPU Cooler represents a significant advancement in the realm of digital air cooling, bringing together high performance and modern aesthetics. Building upon the success of its predecessor, the AG400 BK ARGB, this cooler introduces a sophisticated, low-profile status display that provides real-time insights into system performance. Designed with versatility in mind, it features a single-tower architecture equipped with two 120 mm PWM fans and four 6 mm direct-contact copper heat pipes. This configuration ensures efficient heat dissipation, making it compatible with a range of sockets including AMD AM5 / AM4 and Intel LGA 1700 / 1200 / 115X, thereby catering to various system setups. The AG400 DIGITAL WH ARGB is its digital screen, positioned on the top of the cooler. This display offers real-time temperature readings and CPU usage information, complete with a high-temperature warning system. The display is controlled via an intuitive application that requires an open USB 2.0 header, ensuring ease of use and setup. With a maximum Thermal Design Power (TDP) of 220W, this cooler is capable of maintaining optimal temperatures even for high-performance processors. It is built using premium materials, including a dense, black-coated matrix tower heatsink and an advanced heatpipe direct touch cold plate, ensuring both durability and superior cooling efficiency. The cooler’s quiet hydro-bearing fan operates silently while maintaining robust cooling output, providing an excellent balance between noise reduction and performance. Additionally, the inclusion of an ARGB (Addressable RGB) fan enhances the visual appeal of any system, adding vibrant lighting effects that can be customized to match the user's preferences. The DeepCool AG400 DIGITAL WH ARGB CPU Cooler is an ideal choice for gamers and PC enthusiasts who seek a cooling solution that offers both cutting-edge digital features and high-performance cooling, making it a compelling option for modern computer builds.