Conclusion

DeepCool is making waves in the PC cooling market, and the AK620 Digital CPU Cooler is a prime example of their dedication to pushing the envelope. With its dual tower design, six copper heatpipes, and striking all-black look, this cooler doesn't just aim for peak performance – it is a product designed to make a statement in high-end PC system. At nearly 1.5 kilograms, it is a literal heavyweight contender that promises to keep even the most demanding systems cool, all while doubling as an aesthetic centerpiece. The $80 price tag is seemingly high for a CPU cooler but, considering the performance on offer and the distinct addition of an LCD display – which is not something you see on your average cooler – the pricing is reasonably competitive.

As far as cooling performance is concerned, the AK620 Digital stands shoulder to shoulder with the best thanks to its excellent thermal resistance and ability to perform under pressure. Even when the fans dial back to half speed, it manages to maintain commendable cooling efficiency, demonstrating that DeepCool has struck a good balance between power and noise. Overall, DeepCool has tuned this design to run a bit louder than many coolers in order to achieve better cooling performance, and while that makes the cooler a poor candidate for builders specifically after whisper-quiet operation, the noise levels are still within a reasonable range overall, making it a solid choice for users who value cooling efficiency first and foremost..

DeepCool's meticulous attention to design details, from the dense fin arrays to the premium FK120 fans, shows their commitment to quality and user satisfaction. Adjustable fan heights for RAM compatibility and a scratch-resistant copper base plate are thoughtful touches that highlight the cooler's blend of performance and practicality.

However, what truly sets the AK620 Digital apart is its LCD display, a feature that not only adds to its visual appeal but also offers real-time system monitoring – a luxury at this price point. This inclusion, alongside its robust cooling capabilities, helps the cooler stand out in a crowded market.

To sum up, DeepCool's AK620 Digital CPU Cooler is an impressive piece of hardware that combines style, functionality, and innovation. The company has clearly put a lot of thought into this cooler, ensuring it meets the needs of demanding users without breaking the bank. Its competitive pricing, exceptional performance, and unique LCD display position it as a top choice for builders and enthusiasts alike that want to own something a little outside the ordinary.

 
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  • Papaspud - Thursday, March 28, 2024 - link

    I have one I have been using for 1 month. It is a bit noisy when it gets warm, but cools well, 7800x3d. I just set the fans to silent mode, it runs a few degrees hotter, but lowers the sound a lot. About 20 degrees above room temp at idle and gets up to 83 when you stress test for about 10 minutes.
  • Tunnah - Sunday, March 31, 2024 - link

    I have tinnitus so favour silence over cooling and I do the same. My CPU idles at 50c with 200RPM fans, and tops out around 85c at 1000RPM. If my computer is ramping up it means I'm gaming and have headphones on so it all works out.
  • Threska - Thursday, March 28, 2024 - link

    3.3 Pounds that should put some lean in the case and stress test the back-plate.
  • Samus - Friday, April 5, 2024 - link

    Definitely want a socket antiflex plate. The thermalright is $9 bucks, pass on the $25 thermal grizzly. It's safe insurance when using anything other than a slim waterblock or OEM-style cooler.
  • monotypical - Thursday, March 28, 2024 - link

    Hoping that HAMR consumer drives hit the market soon and we get a bigger jump than 2TB in 20 months
  • Hulk - Thursday, March 28, 2024 - link

    E. Fylladitakis seems to be running Anandtech solo.
  • kn00tcn - Thursday, March 28, 2024 - link

    um there's gavin, ganesh, plus ryan needs to edit... now why should anand be solely measured by reviews, what about industry info and analysis
  • Panterino - Wednesday, April 3, 2024 - link

    Good call
  • PeachNCream - Friday, March 29, 2024 - link

    Can buy two phones for the price of this cooler and get what is essentially a fully functional computer that is physically smaller, weighs less, and can serve as a communications hub while away from the mains. It's no wonder the PC market is in a state of decline.
  • DickGently - Friday, March 29, 2024 - link

    You can buy two phones for $60? Come again? Two phones that are essentially fully functional computers for $60… is it by using one simple trick that phone manufacturers hate?

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