Deepcool AK620 High Performance Dual Tower CPU Cooler

Upgraded to this cooler from a Cryorig H7 cooler. The Cryorig struggled to cool Ryzen 5800X which is known to run hot. At 100% load, temperature reached 90C with high fan speed, very loud. But with this cooler, temp reaches about 80C and fans stay relatively quiet. And in intensive CPU games, only about 70 - 75C max, as opposed to 80 - 83C with Cryorig, while staying very quiet. Very impressive performance and the cooler is not as large as it seemed, especially compare the Noctua D15 of course. Mounting system is easy to use, albeit a bit fiddly, nice they included a long screwdriver though. Also, if you have GSkill Trident Z RAM, the front fan perfectly clears the top of the RAM.

Bought this after reading some online reviews across the net including Gamers Nexus. Cools a 5800x3d on B550i in a Lian Li TU150. CPU is kept cool and there's no noise issues. Very easy to install with decent instructions. Performance is great and it's 1/2 the price of an equivalent Noctua. Will probably replace 2 case fans with the Deepcool FK120 as I'm impressed with how well and quietly they work.Only issue to check is RAM clearance as cooler sits over the ram slots. No problem with Corsair LPX

Easy install, great cooling, etc.

Bought this cooler based on dual fans and heat dissipation. After purchase found numerous positive reviews. Installation straightforward using existing bracket for my AMD 5900X. No clearance problems in my mid-tower case. That's having 4 DDR4 and Gtx2080 in a x470 AM4 board.. Support very responsive requesting clips for adding an additional fan. At this time, cooler sold out.

Good Alternative to expensive Air CPU Coolers!

I purchased the AK620 to cool a 5800x3D for gaming and Production workloads. It is replacing a Noctua NH9 in a TU150. I was thinking about using a D15 originally but I have motherboard(x570itxTB3) VRM heatsink clearance concerns. The main reasons to upgrade was because the CPU was not boosting to its max of 4.5ghz (originally only 4.1) and to lower the noise. I can say that I am satisfied with the results (now max boost is 4.5 & noise is comparable to NH9 but the AK620 does not have the rapid “ramp up” noise of a smaller fan dealing with the same change in heat output). I did test using a single fan vs two and the temp & noise results are very close to where I can’t tell the difference. Please note the heatsink height per DeepCool is 160mm(MC spec page says 157mm) ... MoreI purchased the AK620 to cool a 5800x3D for gaming and Production workloads. It is replacing a Noctua NH9 in a TU150. I was thinking about using a D15 originally but I have motherboard(x570itxTB3) VRM heatsink clearance concerns. The main reasons to upgrade was because the CPU was not boosting to its max of 4.5ghz (originally only 4.1) and to lower the noise. I can say that I am satisfied with the results (now max boost is 4.5 & noise is comparable to NH9 but the AK620 does not have the rapid “ramp up” noise of a smaller fan dealing with the same change in heat output). I did test using a single fan vs two and the temp & noise results are very close to where I can’t tell the difference. Please note the heatsink height per DeepCool is 160mm(MC spec page says 157mm) and RAM clearance is 43mm if the front fan is installed (I had to switch out my tall RGB RAM sticks with shorter non-RGB RAM).

Great dual tower air cooler for the price

This is a fantastic dual tower air cooler from DeepCool, it performs pretty much neck and neck with the Noctua NH-D15 for around half the price, the included 120mm fans are very quiet and the mounting system is very similar to Noctua's SecuFirm mounting system, meaning installation is very easy.The cooler is also slightly smaller than the NH-D15, so case and motherboard compatibility should be improved.If you are in the market for a high quality air cooler, I can absolutely recommend the DeepCool AK620.My only gripe was when I purchased my unit back in October 2021, it didn't include an LGA1700 bracket (which can be requested separately from DeepCool for free or purchased), I am not sure if the mounting bracket has since been included, but worth keeping in ... MoreThis is a fantastic dual tower air cooler from DeepCool, it performs pretty much neck and neck with the Noctua NH-D15 for around half the price, the included 120mm fans are very quiet and the mounting system is very similar to Noctua's SecuFirm mounting system, meaning installation is very easy.The cooler is also slightly smaller than the NH-D15, so case and motherboard compatibility should be improved.If you are in the market for a high quality air cooler, I can absolutely recommend the DeepCool AK620.My only gripe was when I purchased my unit back in October 2021, it didn't include an LGA1700 bracket (which can be requested separately from DeepCool for free or purchased), I am not sure if the mounting bracket has since been included, but worth keeping in mind.With the performance and price point of this cooler in mind, I really don't think there's much to complain about.

Insane value!

This cooler cools almost as well as the Noctua NH-D15 at half the price. The only thing that bothers me about it is that I don’t understand how. There’s nothing groundbreaking about the design, it’s just executed flawlessly. I paired this with one of the 11th gen i7 cpu bundles that was recently on sale. I can highly recommend this one.

Jamie's review of DeepCool AK620 High Performance CPU Cooler Case Fan - Black

Pros: love the design and gives good performance. Got it cooling an i5-2600k in a corsair 4000d airflow. I have not seen temperatures above 55 degrees and then that was when running cinebench.Cons: fairly chonky. there is clearance over memmory sticks but only just so would suggest watching out for that if your memmory is particularly tall off the mobo.

Mediocore at best

On the plus side, this cooler work with just about any CPU and is easy to install. All mounting hardware, thermal paste, and even a screwdriver are included.Unfortunately, there are many issues. This thing is humongous, and will consume all open space in your case. Build quality is very low - the cooling fins are easy to bend/break and the clips holding the fans in are difficult to release without damaging the fins. The fans are only quiet at their lowest speed.Finally - it's just doesn't cool well. Using this cooler on my Ryzen 5900x, the cpu was at 72C at 10% load. Pulling this out and putting the Wraith Prism from my old 2700x in it's place, and the cpu is now at 62C at 10% load.Don't waste your money.

This Cooler gets the job done

I have never had a CPU cooler work the way this baby does. It was easy to install and the very affordable. As we know the Ryzen 7 5800x runs hot and mine was no exception. It was running at 85C constantly but now it only does that if I have too many applications open and while I'm gaming. It normally runs at 39C if I'm not gaming and just meandering through Youtube or just doing homework as well. Overall a great product and I am grateful for the amazing help from Micro Center to help me find the perfect product. I would definitely recommend this to all my friends and family.

mwf369 must be smoking something

Decided to purchase this cooler after a very positive gamersnexus review.. This cooler will give you Noctua type performance for half the price.Build quality is great.Mounting is easyYes, its big, make sure it properly fits in your case,ram, etc.Setup a custom fan curve in your BIOS settings for super quiet operation.