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Low-profile 80mm CPU cooler with vapor chamber base and copper stacked fins, 28mm tall

Dynatron

Dynatron R16 80mm CPU Cooler 2 Ball Bearing LGA 2011 28mm Height

SKU CH-N2CA-TH7VG MPN R16

Low-profile 80 mm cooler with vapor-chamber base and dual-ball-bearing fan fits LGA 2011 sockets in 1U systems

  • TypeFan & Heatsinks
  • Fan Size80mm
  • CPU Socket CompatibilityIntel LGA 2011 (Square Type)
  • Bearing Type2 Ball
  • RPMAt Duty Cycle 20%: 1000 RPM At Duty Cycle 50%: 3500 RPM At D
  • Air FlowAt Duty Cycle 20%: 6.5 CFM At Duty Cycle 50%: 11.2 CFM At Du
  • Low-profile 28 mm height fits 1U chassis
  • Vapor chamber base with copper stacked fins improves heat transfer
  • 2-ball bearing fan runs at 1000 RPM on 20 % duty cycle
  • PWM control scales speed from 1000 to 6000 RPM
  • 4-pin connector enables automatic fan-speed regulation

Compact 1U cooler for LGA 2011 servers

The Dynatron R16 is a low-profile air cooler designed for Intel LGA 2011 square-type sockets. It fits 1U chassis with a maximum height of 28 mm. The unit uses a vapor-chamber base with copper stacked fins and an 80 mm fan mounted horizontally. It targets Sandy Bridge EP and EX processors in space-constrained rack environments.

Quiet at idle with a 4-pin PWM fan

At a 20 % duty cycle the fan spins at 1000 RPM, moving 6.5 CFM at 21.5 dBA while drawing 0.6 W. At 50 % duty cycle speed rises to 3500 RPM for 11.2 CFM at 43.0 dBA and 3.84 W. The 2 ball bearing and PWM control allow the motherboard to balance airflow against acoustic output automatically.

Sustained load pushes fan to 6000 RPM

At 100 % duty cycle the fan reaches 6000 RPM, delivering 19.1 CFM and 54.5 mm-H₂O static pressure at 55.8 dBA with 14.4 W power draw. This headroom handles continuous thermal loads typical of dense server deployments. The cooler is not suited for builds needing taller heatsinks or alternative socket platforms.

Highlights

  • Low-profile 28 mm height fits 1U chassis
  • Vapor chamber base with copper stacked fins improves heat transfer
  • 2-ball bearing fan runs at 1000 RPM on 20 % duty cycle
  • PWM control scales speed from 1000 to 6000 RPM
  • 4-pin connector enables automatic fan-speed regulation

Specifications

BrandDynatron
ModelR16
TypeFan & Heatsinks
Fan Size80mm
CPU Socket CompatibilityIntel LGA 2011 (Square Type)
Bearing Type2 Ball
RPMAt Duty Cycle 20%: 1000 RPM
At Duty Cycle 50%: 3500 RPM
At Duty Cycle 100%: 6000 RPM
Air FlowAt Duty Cycle 20%: 6.5 CFM
At Duty Cycle 50%: 11.2 CFM
At Duty Cycle 100%: 19.1 CFM
Noise LevelAt Duty Cycle 20%: 21.5 dBA
At Duty Cycle 50%: 43.0 dBA
At Duty Cycle 100%: 55.8 dBA
Power Connector4 Pin
Heatsink MaterialVapor Chamber Base with Copper Stacked Fin
Fan Mounting Types to HeatsinkHorizontal
Max CPU Cooler Height28 mm
Fan Dimensions80 x 80 x 15 mm
Heatsink Dimensions90.0 x 90.0 x 28.0 mm (Overall)
Weight0.86 lbs.
FeaturesCPU Support: Intel Sandy Bridge EP / EX Processors
Shipping weight0.44 kg
Package size137 × 119 × 48 mm

Questions about this item

How do I mount the R16 on an LGA 2011 socket and what step is often missed?

The cooler uses a horizontal fan mount on the vapor-chamber base; the step often missed is seating the 28 mm tall assembly squarely before tightening the LGA 2011 square-type retention screws so the vapor chamber makes full contact.

What part of the R16 will need replacement first and when?

The 80 mm dual-ball-bearing fan rated at 12 V is the only moving part; expect to replace it once bearing noise rises above the 21.5 dBA baseline at 20 % duty cycle.

At what point does the R16 hit its thermal limit during sustained load?

At 100 % duty cycle the fan reaches 6000 RPM, 19.1 CFM and 55.8 dBA; that is the maximum cooling capacity before temperatures climb.

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