While the marketplace for high-end CPU coolers has decidedly shifted in the direction of closed-loop all-in-one liquid coolers over the past a number of years, air cooling stays alive and nicely. Even on the high-end, there are nonetheless additional enhancements and improvements being made, reminiscent of DeepCool’s vapor chamber-based tower cooler, which was demonstrated at Computex.
Named the Assassin IV VC Vision, DeepCool’s design is a complicated idea automobile that equips a tower cooled with each a vapor chamber within the base in addition to has an LCD pad on high for additional flourish. The vapor chamber is claimed to extend the cooling capability by 20W, including a bit extra of an edge to an already very highly effective tower cooler design.
While we anticipate this one to come back to market finally, do not be shocked if each vapor chamber and the display screen to land on different merchandise collectively or individually. For instance, the large DeepCool Assassin IV VC Vision has a extra compact brother that has a display screen and a vapor chamber.
The unit builds on high of the already monstrous DeepCool Assassin IV that comes with seven 0.6-mm warmth pipes and might mount as much as three 120/140mm followers, relying on set up (one is magnetically hooked up). With a weight of 1.575 kilograms – virtually totally copper and aluminum – this one is already ok to chill down even the highest-performing CPUs.
DeepCool is presently attempting to determine really helpful pricing for its Assassin IV VC Vision cooler, however the authentic Assassin IV prices $99.99, so anticipate the unit with a vapor chamber and a display screen to construct on high of that.
