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NO. Blade A400 Server Chassis 4 copper tube CPU heat sink 1700 12th generation air-cooled RGB silent fan
A four-heat-pipe CPU cooler with hydraulic-bearing fan, 1600 RPM speed and 27 dB noise for sockets 1155, 1700, 2011, AM3 and AM4
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- Quiet cooling at 27 dB noise level
- Four copper heat pipes for efficient heat dissipation
- Hydraulic bearing fan rated for 40,000 hours service life
- RGB colourful lighting with three-pin connector
- Compatible with 1155 1700 2011 AM3 AM4 sockets
Blade A400 CPU Cooler
The Blade A400 is a new air cooler designed for desktop chassis. It uses four copper heat pipes bonded to aluminium fins to draw heat away from the processor. A hydraulic-bearing fan provides airflow while keeping noise low. The unit includes RGB lighting for visual customisation.
Four Copper Heat Pipes and Socket Support
The cooler mounts on Intel sockets 1155, 1700 and 2011 as well as AMD sockets AM3 and AM4. Four heat pipes and a fan speed of 1600 RPM deliver a rated noise level of 27 dB. The hydraulic bearing is rated for 40000 hours of service life.
Suitable Builders and Limits
This cooler suits builders upgrading or assembling systems on the listed legacy and current mainstream platforms who want quiet operation and RGB aesthetics. It is not for users whose motherboard uses a different socket pattern or who require a liquid-cooling solution for higher thermal loads.
Highlights
- Quiet cooling at 27 dB noise level
- Four copper heat pipes for efficient heat dissipation
- Hydraulic bearing fan rated for 40,000 hours service life
- RGB colourful lighting with three-pin connector
- Compatible with 1155 1700 2011 AM3 AM4 sockets
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
What does the 1600 RPM speed mean for actual CPU temperatures in a real machine?
The fan runs at 1600 RPM and moves air through four copper heat pipes bonded to aluminum fins, keeping the CPU cool while the hydraulic bearing limits noise to 27 dBA.
Which motherboard sockets does the mounting kit support and what does that cap in practice?
The cooler fits Intel LGA 1155, LGA 1700, LGA 2011 and AMD AM3 and AM4 sockets, so it covers most mainstream desktop platforms from the last decade.
How much clearance does the four‑pipe tower need inside a desktop chassis?
The four heat‑pipe tower uses a standard top‑flow layout; check your case’s CPU‑cooler height limit and ensure the motherboard socket area has room for the mounting brackets.
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