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be quiet! Shadow Rock TF 2, Top Flow Single Tower CPU Cooler, 5 Heatpipes, 135mm PWM Fan, Al/Cu, 160W TDP, AM4/2066
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Scan code: LN81851 Manufacturer code: BK003

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Shadow Rock TF 2 Single Tower Cooler by be quiet!

Compact Cooling That is Significantly Quiet Shadow Rock TF 2 is the perfect cooler for systems that are restricted in terms of space. It doesn’t just cool the CPU, but also other components near to the socket and it includes five high-performance 6mm heat pipes. Thanks to the top-flow construction and the fact that the baseplate and the cooling fins are directly connected, the cooler transfers heat super-fast and generates better cooling efficiency. With a cooling performance of 160W TDP and significantly quieter operation, the Silence-optimized 135mm be quiet! fan (max. 24.4dB(A)) fan provides a smooth operation thanks to its nine airflow-optimized fan blades and durable rifle-bearing technology. The Shadow Rock TF 2 cooler's direct connection of baseplate to cooling fins create fast heat transfer.

Intel LGA1200 / 115X / 1366 / 2011 / 2011-3 / 2066 / 775

AMD SocketsAM2 / AM2+ / AM3 / AM3+ / AM4 / FM1 / FM2 / FM2+

135mmRadiator Size

Offering the System an Impressive Cooling Performance

HIGH-PERFORMANCE HEAT PIPES Shadow Rock TF 2 is equipped with five 6mm heat pipes. They carry the heat straight to optimal locations on the cooling fins and provide the system with a remarkable compact cooling capacity of 160W TDP.

Space-saving Top-flow Design

Benefit from this highly functional concept The top-flow design with the Shadow Rock TF 2 is perfect for anyone who has to cope with limited space restrictions when building a system. Shadow Rock TF 2 more than solves this problem.

Direct Connection of Base Plate and Fins

for highly effective cooling power An ingenious cooling concept: The baseplate and the cooling fins of Shadow Rock TF 2 are directly connected. This ensures fast heat transfer and optimum cooling efficiency.

Small, Diagonally Arranged Fins

producing the perfect airflow The small diagonal fins on the back of the cooler direct the airflow to guarantee efficient cooling for the CPU as well as components around the Intel® or AMD™ socket.

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