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# CES2019: DeepCool Introduces One Air Heatsink and Two All-in-One Liquid Coolers

Introduced at CES 2019 an air-cooled heatsink and two All-in-One liquid coolers by DeepCool for the most demanding processors.

The new DeepCool GamerStorm Assassin III heatsink was unveiled at CES 2019. This new proposal from the company has been developed for high-end processors. This brutal heatsink has dimensions of 140mm wide and 165mm high. The problem is that you limit the type of RAM memories, since it offers only 54mm of height for the memories. It has a configuration of double block of aluminum fins crossed by seven copper heatpipes. In addition, the RL AIO Captain 240 PRO and Castle 360 ​​have been presented

DeepCool Introduces GamerStorm Assassin III Heatsink

The company has not given more data in this regard, such as the flow rate of the fans, total weight of the system, etc. What they have said is that the heatsink is capable of handling a TDP of up to 280W. The processor is capable of cooling the Intel Core i9 9900K @ 5.0GHz without major problems. It should be noted that the processor after several benchmarks operated at 76ºC, a high temperature, but being supported by an air cooler is an achievement. This is possible thanks to the two 140mm fans that it incorporates and also supports an additional one. It will hit the market next May for a price of $ 99.99.

DeepCool Captain 240 PRO and Castle 360

Additionally, the company has presented the AIO Captain 240 PRO and Castle 360 ​​liquid coolers. The Captain 240 PRO model has two RGB fans and an RGB block. This system offers support for a TDP of 250W. It is available now for a price of $ 139.99.

The Castle 360 ​​model is a more powerful model that supports a 280W TDP. Offers three RGB 120mm fans each with immersive ambient lighting. The CPU block is pure copper intended for any type of processor, including the Threadripper TR4. It will be available throughout the month for $ 169.99.

Source: wccftech

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