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General characteristics be quiet! Dark Rock Slim (BK024)
Use:
Processor
Processor support:
AMD AM2, AMD AM2, AMD AM3, AMD AM3, AMD AM4, AMD FM1, AMD FM2, Intel 1150, Intel 1151, Intel 1155, Intel 1156, Intel 1200, Intel 1366, Intel 2011
Color:
Black
Luminous:
No
Connector(s):
4-pin Female
PWM:
Yes
Heat Pipe:
Yes
Adjustable speed:
No
Cooling type:
Ventirad (active)
Top Flow:
No
Dual tower:
No
Max CPU TDP:
180 W
Fan diameter:
120 mm
Min sound level:
11 dB
Max sound level:
23.6 dB
Maximum rotation speed:
1500 RPM
Material(s):
Aluminum
Use:
Gamer, Multimedia
AIO radiator compatibility:
N/A
Dimensions be quiet! Dark Rock Slim (BK024)
Height (fan included):
159.4 mm
Width (fan included):
127 mm
Depth (fan included):
72 mm
Weight:
620 g
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