Be quiet! Dark Rock Pro TR4 CPU Cooler
Virtually Inaudible Operation Even at 100% PWM Fan Speed Noise is an Insignificant 24.3dB(A) The two Silent Wings PWM fans feature advanced fluid-dynamic bearings, smooth six-pole motors and airflow-optimized fan blades. The front Silent Wings 3 fan provides extremely high air pressure, thanks to a funnel-shaped air inlet in the frame. Decoupled fan mounting with vibration-isolating elements on the heat sink. Immense Cooling Power Achieving an Incredible Performance-to-Noise Ratio No compromise in silence and performance for overclocked systems and demanding graphics applications! Dark Rock Pro 4 provides an impressive rating of 250W TDP and achieves low temperatures even during periods of peak CPU performance. Highly Advanced Design The Core Features that Result in High-End Cooling Dark Rock Pro 4 is equipped with seven advanced technology 6mm copper heat pipes that maximize the heat conductance. Airflow-optimized, wave-contoured cooling fins with small dots on their surfaces increase the air circulation. The special black coating with ceramic particles makes a perfect transfer of heat possible. Double-Tower Layout Powerful Cooling for Your Components Dark Rock Pro 4 contains two aluminium heat sinks. The cutouts provided enhance its RAM compatibility. Two fans are pre-installed. It is also possible to add another 120mm fan for even better cooling. User-Friendly Elegance Stylish and Easy to Install The mounting kit for the Dark Rock Pro 4 cooler is completely black, perfectly matching the black design of the cooler itself. You can conveniently install the cooler on the motherboard from above. The brushed aluminium top cover with its diamond cut finish adds a touch of elegance to this high-end cooler.
Virtually Inaudible Operation Even at 100% PWM Fan Speed Noise is an Insignificant 24.3dB(A) The two Silent Wings PWM fans feature advanced fluid-dynamic bearings, smooth six-pole motors and airflow-optimized fan blades. The front Silent Wings 3 fan provides extremely high air pressure, thanks to a funnel-shaped air inlet in the frame. Decoupled fan mounting with vibration-isolating elements on the heat sink. Immense Cooling Power Achieving an Incredible Performance-to-Noise Ratio No compromise in silence and performance for overclocked systems and demanding graphics applications! Dark Rock Pro 4 provides an impressive rating of 250W TDP and achieves low temperatures even during periods of peak CPU performance. Highly Advanced Design The Core Features that Result in High-End Cooling Dark Rock Pro 4 is equipped with seven advanced technology 6mm copper heat pipes that maximize the heat conductance. Airflow-optimized, wave-contoured cooling fins with small dots on their surfaces increase the air circulation. The special black coating with ceramic particles makes a perfect transfer of heat possible. Double-Tower Layout Powerful Cooling for Your Components Dark Rock Pro 4 contains two aluminium heat sinks. The cutouts provided enhance its RAM compatibility. Two fans are pre-installed. It is also possible to add another 120mm fan for even better cooling. User-Friendly Elegance Stylish and Easy to Install The mounting kit for the Dark Rock Pro 4 cooler is completely black, perfectly matching the black design of the cooler itself. You can conveniently install the cooler on the motherboard from above. The brushed aluminium top cover with its diamond cut finish adds a touch of elegance to this high-end cooler.
Virtually Inaudible Operation Even at 100% PWM Fan Speed Noise is an Insignificant 24.3dB(A) The two Silent Wings PWM fans feature advanced fluid-dynamic bearings, smooth six-pole motors and airflow-optimized fan blades. The front Silent Wings 3 fan provides extremely high air pressure, thanks to a funnel-shaped air inlet in the frame. Decoupled fan mounting with vibration-isolating elements on the heat sink. Immense Cooling Power Achieving an Incredible Performance-to-Noise Ratio No compromise in silence and performance for overclocked systems and demanding graphics applications! Dark Rock Pro 4 provides an impressive rating of 250W TDP and achieves low temperatures even during periods of peak CPU performance. Highly Advanced Design The Core Features that Result in High-End Cooling Dark Rock Pro 4 is equipped with seven advanced technology 6mm copper heat pipes that maximize the heat conductance. Airflow-optimized, wave-contoured cooling fins with small dots on their surfaces increase the air circulation. The special black coating with ceramic particles makes a perfect transfer of heat possible. Double-Tower Layout Powerful Cooling for Your Components Dark Rock Pro 4 contains two aluminium heat sinks. The cutouts provided enhance its RAM compatibility. Two fans are pre-installed. It is also possible to add another 120mm fan for even better cooling. User-Friendly Elegance Stylish and Easy to Install The mounting kit for the Dark Rock Pro 4 cooler is completely black, perfectly matching the black design of the cooler itself. You can conveniently install the cooler on the motherboard from above. The brushed aluminium top cover with its diamond cut finish adds a touch of elegance to this high-end cooler.
Virtually Inaudible Operation Even at 100% PWM Fan Speed Noise is an Insignificant 24.3dB(A) The two Silent Wings PWM fans feature advanced fluid-dynamic bearings, smooth six-pole motors and airflow-optimized fan blades. The front Silent Wings 3 fan provides extremely high air pressure, thanks to a funnel-shaped air inlet in the frame. Decoupled fan mounting with vibration-isolating elements on the heat sink. Immense Cooling Power Achieving an Incredible Performance-to-Noise Ratio No compromise in silence and performance for overclocked systems and demanding graphics applications! Dark Rock Pro 4 provides an impressive rating of 250W TDP and achieves low temperatures even during periods of peak CPU performance. Highly Advanced Design The Core Features that Result in High-End Cooling Dark Rock Pro 4 is equipped with seven advanced technology 6mm copper heat pipes that maximize the heat conductance. Airflow-optimized, wave-contoured cooling fins with small dots on their surfaces increase the air circulation. The special black coating with ceramic particles makes a perfect transfer of heat possible. Double-Tower Layout Powerful Cooling for Your Components Dark Rock Pro 4 contains two aluminium heat sinks. The cutouts provided enhance its RAM compatibility. Two fans are pre-installed. It is also possible to add another 120mm fan for even better cooling. User-Friendly Elegance Stylish and Easy to Install The mounting kit for the Dark Rock Pro 4 cooler is completely black, perfectly matching the black design of the cooler itself. You can conveniently install the cooler on the motherboard from above. The brushed aluminium top cover with its diamond cut finish adds a touch of elegance to this high-end cooler.
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Open Box - be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 CPU Air Cooler
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Be Quiet Dark Rock Pro Tr4 - Cpu Threadripper Cpu Cooler Strx4 250w -
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
This cooler is amazing if you are consistently using your threadripper at max throughput. Even at max throughput it's both quiet and cool. Also you can add a third fan on the back with the clip they give you. Finally the install is very easy and unlike the wraith ripper you wont run into problems with a gpu not fitting into your first pcie slot.
originally posted on computeruniverse.net
It's a pretty big cooler, so make sure you have plenty of room around it. Mine is now in a Fractal Meshify C case and it fits nicely there. It's tight for the memories though - I have G.Skill TridentZ memories in and they fit *just* underneath. Visually, it's a solid piece, and the design is hard to beat in my eyes. Super handsome!
originally posted on digitec.ch
Great air cooler if you are looking for a non liquid cooled system.Temps:package: idle (avg 10%) low 50 degrees, prime95 70 degreesccd: idle 65ish, prime 95 98.4 degreesSound level is ok as well.Beware of the ram clearance. I had to remove the fins from the corsair dominators to fit it correctly.
| Performance | |
| Mean time to failure (MTTF) | 300000 h |
| Thermal Design Power (TDP) | 250 W |
| Number of heat pipes | 7 |
| Number of fans | 2 fan(s) |
Open Box - be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 CPU Air Cooler
Free delivery between 20–27 Aug
be quiet! Dark Rock Pro TR4 CPU Air Cooler
Free delivery between 20–27 Aug
be quiet! Dark Rock 4 CPU Cooler (BK021)
30-day returns
be quiet! Dark Rock 4 CPU Cooler (BK021)
30-day returns
Be Quiet Dark Rock Pro Tr4 - Cpu Threadripper Cpu Cooler Strx4 250w -
Delivery $20.25
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This cooler is amazing if you are consistently using your threadripper at max throughput. Even at max throughput it's both quiet and cool. Also you can add a third fan on the back with the clip they give you. Finally the install is very easy and unlike the wraith ripper you wont run into problems with a gpu not fitting into your first pcie slot.
It's a pretty big cooler, so make sure you have plenty of room around it. Mine is now in a Fractal Meshify C case and it fits nicely there. It's tight for the memories though - I have G.Skill TridentZ memories in and they fit *just* underneath. Visually, it's a solid piece, and the design is hard to beat in my eyes. Super handsome!
Great air cooler if you are looking for a non liquid cooled system.Temps:package: idle (avg 10%) low 50 degrees, prime95 70 degreesccd: idle 65ish, prime 95 98.4 degreesSound level is ok as well.Beware of the ram clearance. I had to remove the fins from the corsair dominators to fit it correctly.
I've been using Enermax LiqTech TR4 360 AIO for the paste 2+ years on Threadripper 1950X and it eventually stopped working due to really bad corrosion with temps above 60° while idle. Moving to air cooling made perfect sense, I mean; no corrosion, no dead pump, no leakage, etc.Shipping: it was surprisingly fast, I received it 5 days before its estimated delivery date (international shipping during corona!).Temperature: 32°-40° (idle on BIOS), 44°-56° (under load), ambient temperature 22°-24°.Installation: a bit over complicated.Noise: it is really quiet even under load (not talking about bench marking).Things to consider:1. It partially covers the first PCIe slot (MB: Asus Zenith Extreme) and I had to move the GPU to a different slot.2. RAM clearance is ... MoreI've been using Enermax LiqTech TR4 360 AIO for the paste 2+ years on Threadripper 1950X and it eventually stopped working due to really bad corrosion with temps above 60° while idle. Moving to air cooling made perfect sense, I mean; no corrosion, no dead pump, no leakage, etc.Shipping: it was surprisingly fast, I received it 5 days before its estimated delivery date (international shipping during corona!).Temperature: 32°-40° (idle on BIOS), 44°-56° (under load), ambient temperature 22°-24°.Installation: a bit over complicated.Noise: it is really quiet even under load (not talking about bench marking).Things to consider:1. It partially covers the first PCIe slot (MB: Asus Zenith Extreme) and I had to move the GPU to a different slot.2. RAM clearance is a bit tricky, make sure that it will fit.3. It is massive compare to an AIO, you need to check that it will fit.Overall: I am very satisfied with this cooler as well as the shopping experience at this website (first time shopping here).
Great cooler. I moved from an AIO to an air cooler because my temps were running high, mainly due to the asustek copper plate being circular. I decided to go with the black rock over the noctua because to the dark look. This cooler was easy to install and it even came with a good quality screwdriver. Once installed my temps came down to a good level. I would definitely recommend this cooler for anyone running a threadripper chip.
They ship w two sets of clips for the internal fan. Make sure you use the right ones. Cheap as in cheaper than an AIO and does a pretty good job. Better option would be to go custom liquid cooling, but that's going to be more expensive and harder to install. So unless you go that route. This is great option. Maybe they'll get a better cooling plate for AIOs but until then... got to love it.
I was a water guy AIO (not the frufru plastic piping you have to drain just to upgrade your cpu.) Anyway there were no water cooling solutions that covered the cpu for the threadripper except for one model that had issue with liquid contamination. So I begrudgingly went with the best Air Cooler I could find. This thing is BIG but easy to install and remove for that matter and it works great. I wouldn't hesitate to consider using one in any of my machines. Only downside is.. It's BIG.
I had read over time that these big air coolers were actually the ticket for TR4 socket second generation Threadrippers. This is the second one of these I have used on a threadripper and with great results. I have never had high temps although I seldom overclock. This was absolutely the easiest mount I have found for any build in years. I recommend you put in your memory and put in CPU and this before you mount mobo into the case.
So far with my 1950X at 3.8Ghz with around a 1.2 volt VID, I haven't seen the chip exceed 69 celsius at full load with (unnaturally high) Prime 95 super heat mode/32 threads full bore. This is the 4th air cooler I've tried with this chip, and this is the only one that can handle the overclocked load outside of high-end DiY water cooling that was well over twice the cost. I have tried the Noctua NH-U14S (with dual fan) which is a close second at somewhere between 72-73 celsius on this overclocked 1950x. I also tried the Cooler Master Wraith Ripper and DeepCool Fryzen. Both were lower performance with the Fryzen having great RAM compatibility, but with greater height and much louder fan, not as good. The Wraith Ripper was also fairly noisy and was much closer to the ... MoreSo far with my 1950X at 3.8Ghz with around a 1.2 volt VID, I haven't seen the chip exceed 69 celsius at full load with (unnaturally high) Prime 95 super heat mode/32 threads full bore. This is the 4th air cooler I've tried with this chip, and this is the only one that can handle the overclocked load outside of high-end DiY water cooling that was well over twice the cost. I have tried the Noctua NH-U14S (with dual fan) which is a close second at somewhere between 72-73 celsius on this overclocked 1950x. I also tried the Cooler Master Wraith Ripper and DeepCool Fryzen. Both were lower performance with the Fryzen having great RAM compatibility, but with greater height and much louder fan, not as good. The Wraith Ripper was also fairly noisy and was much closer to the video card and worse RAM compatibility. Installation is fairly simple. Ensure your video card is out of the PC, and you are best served by having your case on its side. You put in two cross bars on each set of screws which go through a plastic standoff each, and a middle cross bar that spans the two. They include a nice long screw driver to help screw in the two nuts on each end because you unscrew two dots on the top of the cooler to expose a couple of holes to go through to screw it in. It's not mandatory to do this, but helps in smaller cases.. Have a flash light handy if lighting in the area is not good, because the all black nuts on the all black cross member may be a bit hard to see. Once on, mating seems very solid and there is very little movement. Thermal paste is included, and there is a fan splitter for those motherboards like my MSI X399 Gaming Pro Carbon which only have one CPU fan header. place the clips on the middle fan and pivot them outwards and fit it through. Once done they are relatively easy to clip on, and then finish by putting the first intake fan (over the RAM) on. Once done expect a quiet cooling experience. And at 163mm tall it's the shortest of the coolers outside of the only short option, the Noctua NH-U12S which doesn't perform nearly as well. I'm extremely impressed with this cooler, and if you are not assured of the safety of water cooling with all-in-ones, this is basically your best bet.
I am using this to cool my Threadripper 2990WX processor. With the precision boost overdrive enabled, all 32 cores will run between 3.9GHz and 4.0GHz for most multi-threaded applications. With synthetic stress testers like Statuscore and Prime95, speeds will slowly throttle down to the 3.5GHz range, which is still very impressive for an air cooler on 32-cores! This cools better than the two Enermax Liqtech 360 coolers that I tried; both of those AIO coolers failed in under a year, and both were sent back for RMA. I literally have a brand-new, in box replacement from Enermax sitting unopened because I'd rather keep this air cooler on it. The heatsink barely gets warm and even under full load with synthetics, I never hear the fans. This is much quieter than the ... MoreI am using this to cool my Threadripper 2990WX processor. With the precision boost overdrive enabled, all 32 cores will run between 3.9GHz and 4.0GHz for most multi-threaded applications. With synthetic stress testers like Statuscore and Prime95, speeds will slowly throttle down to the 3.5GHz range, which is still very impressive for an air cooler on 32-cores! This cools better than the two Enermax Liqtech 360 coolers that I tried; both of those AIO coolers failed in under a year, and both were sent back for RMA. I literally have a brand-new, in box replacement from Enermax sitting unopened because I'd rather keep this air cooler on it. The heatsink barely gets warm and even under full load with synthetics, I never hear the fans. This is much quieter than the Liqtech. By a mile. The only thing you should be concerned about is the size. No joke-- it's is big as a toaster. 4 of the 8 DRAM modules cannot be installed or removed without first removing the heatsink. Your video card will still fit into the top slot but the backplate will have less than 2 millimeters of clearance. Just FYI. Highly recommended. Take it from me-- I've had a 1950X, a 2950X and now a 2990WX, I've used a Corsair AIO cooler and the Liqtech 360. This isn't going to clog up, outperforms over the long run, it's quiet and it's a hoot to look at. When I was ordering the product, I was unsure. Now that I've been using it for a month, buy it. Absolutely buy it. Cheers,
| Performance | |
| Mean time to failure (MTTF) | 300000 h |
| Thermal Design Power (TDP) | 250 W |
| Number of heat pipes | 7 |
| Number of fans | 2 fan(s) |
