be quiet! 250W TDP Dark Rock Pro 4 CPU Cooler with Silent Wings – PWM Fan – 135 mm LGA 1700 Compatible
₹75,479,156.00
Highlights at a glance
Dark Rock Pro 4 offers an immense cooling performance of 250W TDP and virtually inaudible operation. Excellent for overclocked systems and demanding workstations.
- Two virtually inaudible Silent Wings PWM fans
- Funnel-shaped frame of the front fan for high air pressure
- Achieves only 24.3dB(A) at maximum fan speed
- Seven high-performance copper heat pipes
- Airflow-optimized cooling fins; cutouts enhance the RAM compatibility
- Easily installable black installation kit can be mounted from above
- Brushed aluminum top cover with diamond cut finish
- 3-year manufacturer’s warranty
- German product conception, design and quality control
VIRTUALLY INAUDIBLE OPERATION
Even at 100% PWM fan speed noise is an insignificant 24.3dB(A)
The two Silent Wings PWM fans feature advanced fluid-dynamic bearings, smooth six-pole motors and airflow-optimized fan blades. The front Silent Wings 3 fan provides extremely high air pressure, thanks to a funnel-shaped air inlet in the frame. Decoupled fan mounting with vibration-isolating elements on the heat sink.
IMMENSE COOLING POWER
Achieving an incredible performance-to-noise ratio
No compromise in silence and performance for overclocked systems and demanding graphics applications! Dark Rock Pro 4 provides an impressive rating of 250W TDP and achieves low temperatures even during periods of peak CPU performance.
HIGHLY ADVANCED DESIGN
The core features that result in high-end cooling
Dark Rock Pro 4 is equipped with seven advanced technology 6mm copper heat pipes that maximize the heat conductance. Airflow-optimized, wave-contoured cooling fins with small dots on their surfaces increase the air circulation. The special black coating with ceramic particles makes a perfect transfer of heat possible.
DOUBLE-TOWER LAYOUT
Powerful cooling for your components
Dark Rock Pro 4 contains two aluminum heat sinks. The cutouts provided enhance its RAM compatibility. Two fans are pre-installed. It is also possible to add another 120mm fan for even better cooling.
USER-FRIENDLY ELEGANCE
Stylish and easy to install
The mounting kit for the Dark Rock Pro 4 cooler is completely black, perfectly matching the black design of the cooler itself. You can conveniently install the cooler on the motherboard from above. The brushed aluminum top cover with its diamond cut finish adds a touch of elegance to this high-end cooler.
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Specification: be quiet! 250W TDP Dark Rock Pro 4 CPU Cooler with Silent Wings – PWM Fan – 135 mm LGA 1700 Compatible
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Anonymous –
Pros: – Fantastic performance, keeps Ryzen 7 2700X at around 37c idle and around 60c load – Allows the 2700X to hit the peak XFR2 numbers @ 4.3Ghz without any thermal throttling – Super quiet (duh its in the name), but no for real its crazy how quiet it is – Stock fans are some of the best fans in the industry, the fact that its bundled with this cooler make it a great value – Just enough clearance over my G.Skill TridentZ ram sticks on my MSI X470 Gaming Carbon Pro – The heatsink is massive, but I think that’s a plus, helps keep the temps down and fans spinning at lower RPMs – Installation is quite easy if you plan ahead correctly (more on that in the ‘Other’ section) – Top 1 or 2 air cooler in the market, neck and neck with its Austrian brethren (but this looks so much better!) – Better performance than the majority of AIOs out there and on par with the best while being over $50 cheaper – Not to kick off an air cooler vs. AIO CLC debate, but seriously this is one of the best choices out there due to its performance and 0 maintenance required – Less important stuff; it looks super sleek and great inside the case with a window and its packaged and presented really well, nice attention to detail Cons: – The fan clips will chip away the black coating from the fins, but its just a minor visual annoyance rather than a performance related issue Overall Review: Installation Tip; make sure you plan your installation correctly ahead of time by taking out the motherboard out from its case. This heatsink is massive so installing it while your motherboard is in a case will make it much much more difficult. If you’ve seen any reviews online that say the installation is hard, its because you can tell that they were trying to install it within a case (especially evident in YouTube reviews). Technically speaking, their installations were in fact difficult, but that’s not the fault of the cooler. Nowadays the vast majority of air coolers and AIO CLCs can be installed without having to take the motherboard out. This is just a unique situation for this particular heatsink that needs a bit of planning. But once you do it outside of the case, it is in fact super easy. If be quiet! sees this review, I would like to suggest that they mention taking out the motherboard from its case as ‘advice’ in the instruction booklet. Its great that they include the proper screwdriver to install the heatsink!
Robert R. –
Pros: – Extremely quiet. Virtually inaudible under full load with my case’s side panel off. Completely inaudible once the case is closed. – Installation is a breeze as long as you assemble everything with your motherboard outside the case. – Has zero issues with my Ripjaws V RAM kit in terms of clearance. – Keeps my overclocked Ryzen 7 2700X in the mid 20’s Celsius at idle, and comfortably under 60C under full load. – Has the ability to run a 3rd fan for even more cooling potential. Cons: – Case compatibility can be tricky. Even in cases where the cooler is listed as compatible (by checking PC Part Picker), getting your motherboard into your case can be tricky, especially in cube style cases with horizontal motherboard trays. – The documentation that comes with the cooler for installation is useless. Do yourself a huge favor and just go to BeQuiet’s YouTube page to see their installer guide video. Overall Review: If you plan on overclocking, and don’t want to use an AIO, this is about as good as it gets in terms of air cooling.
Adrian Hobson –
Pros: Wasn’t as difficult to install as many reviews indicated. Overall Review: Great cpu cooler if your case is large enough to house it.It would not fit in most off the shelf computers, but if you have a decent sized case it will fit fine. Good price for what you get. Sits over my Trident Z Neo just fine.No adjustment needed.