Scan code: LN109842 Manufacturer code: AK-CC6308EP01

Akasa KS12 low Profile Cooler

Akasa AK-CC6308EP01 Low Profile CPU Cooler, 95mm PWM Fan, Aluminium Heatsink, 800-2800RPM, EBR Bearing, 4-Pin

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Scan code: LN109842 Manufacturer code: AK-CC6308EP01

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Product Overview

Akasa KS12 Low Profile Cooler

The thin sickle-shape fan blades of the fan along with the radial aluminium heatsink deliver outstanding cooling performance. With a height of only 31.8mm this low profile cooler is optimised to fit in Mini-ITX, HTPC or other small form factor cases. The intelligent PWM fan delivers as much air as needed at any given time to cool the CPU. The spring-loaded screws with backplate mounting design ensure maximum stability and ideal mounting pressure. Thermal compound is pre-applied.

Features • High engineered radial aluminium heatsink for effective cooling performance
• 95 mm low noise intelligent PWM fan
• Spring-loaded screws and backplate mounting design ensure maximum stability and ideal mounting pressure
• Hi-grade thermal interface pre-applied

Specifications

Cooler Specifications
Edition	KS12
Cooler Form Factor	Low-Profile Radial Heatsink
Heatpipes
Cooler Features	Aluminium Heatsink
Socket Compatibility	1150 1151 1155 1200
Max. TDP	65W

Fan Specifications
Included Fan Configuration
Fan Edition
PWM Fan	Yes
Fan Bearing Type	EBR Bearing
Fan Colour	Black
LED Lighting
Fan/Pump Connectors	1 x 4-pin
Max. Fan Speed	2800 rpm
Max. Fan Airflow	36.28 CFM
Max. Air Pressure	1.7 mm H²O
Max. Sound Level	37.6 dBA

Materials
Cooler Materials
Included TIM (Thermal Interface Material)	Included (Pre-Applied Thermal Paste)

Dimensions & Weight
Heatsink/Radiator Dimensions
Total Dimensions	95 x 31.8 x 95 mm (WxHxD)
Weight	184 g

Additional Information
Scan Code	LN109842
Model Number	AK-CC6308EP01
GTIN	4710679559759

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Akasa KS12 low Profile Cooler