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PMDG ID-COOLING IS-55 Black 2 in 1 accessory
Low-profile 57 mm CPU air cooler with five heat-pipes and a 120 mm PWM fan for Intel LGA1700/1200/115X and AMD AM4/AM5 sockets
- Low-profile 57 mm height fits compact HTPC and ITX builds
- Five heat pipes with 120 mm PWM fan deliver 54.6 CFM airflow
- Quiet operation at 13.8–31.2 dB across 3300 RPM range
- Broad socket support for Intel LGA 1700/1200/115X and AMD AM4/AM5
- Slim 15 mm fan depth clears tall RAM modules on Mini-ITX boards
Low-profile CPU cooler for compact builds
The ID-COOLING IS-55 Black is a low-profile air cooler measuring 57mm tall. It fits HTPC, ITX and other small form factor desktops where standard tower coolers cannot be installed. The unit supports Intel LGA 1700, 1200, 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156 and AMD AM4, AM5 sockets.
Five heatpipes and slim PWM fan
Five heatpipes transfer heat from the CPU to the aluminium fin stack. A 120x120x15mm PWM fan spins up to 3300 RPM, moving 54.6 CFM while producing 13.8 to 31.2 dB of noise. The slim fan profile ensures clearance for tall memory modules on Mini-ITX boards.
Compact dimensions aid case compatibility
At 4.72 inches square and 0.59 inches thick, the cooler occupies minimal volume inside tight chassis. The 12 Volt fan connects via standard PWM header for automatic speed control. Builders gain reliable cooling without blocking RAM slots or PCIe expansion cards.
Highlights
- Low-profile 57 mm height fits compact HTPC and ITX builds
- Five heat pipes with 120 mm PWM fan deliver 54.6 CFM airflow
- Quiet operation at 13.8–31.2 dB across 3300 RPM range
- Broad socket support for Intel LGA 1700/1200/115X and AMD AM4/AM5
- Slim 15 mm fan depth clears tall RAM modules on Mini-ITX boards
Specifications
| Model | ID-COOLING IS-55 Black |
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Questions about this item
Will the 120 mm PWM fan need replacement after long-term use?
The 120 x 120 x 15 mm PWM fan runs at up to 3300 RPM and is rated for continuous operation; fans of this type typically last several years before bearing wear requires a swap.
What thermal limit appears first when the cooler runs at full load for hours?
At 3300 RPM the fan moves 54.6 CFM and produces 31.2 dB, so the noise ceiling is reached before the five heat pipes saturate on most desktop CPUs.
How much power does the 12 V fan draw and how hot does the heatsink get during all-day use?
The 12 V PWM fan draws only a few watts, and the 57 mm high aluminium stack with five heat pipes keeps surface temperatures low enough for HTPC and ITX cases.
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