CoolerMaster MasterAir MA610P ARGB CPU Air Cooler, 6 Heat Pipes, Aluminum Fins, Push-Pull Dual SickleFlow ARGB Fans for AMD Ryzen AM4, Intel LGA1700*/1200/1151 (MAP-T6PN-218PA-R1)
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Color: MA610P ARGB
Style: 6 Heat Pipes
Features
- Dual SickleFlow 120 ARGB Fan: Twin setup of redesigned curved blades optimizes airflow and pressure with customizable lighting.
- 6 Heat Pipe Array: Uniform heat pipe layout transfers heat evenly and quickly to the heatsink for rapid cooling of your CPU with ease.
- Optimal Heatsink Air Flow: Stacked-fin array provides low airflow resistance allowing cooler air flow through the heatsink.
- Sleek Top Cover: Signature LED logo with ARGB cut outs on the top cover give you the freedom to creatively customize.
- AMD AM4/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2/FM2+/FM2/FM1
Description
The MasterAir MA610P ARGB packs performance and allure in a stunning package. It features an all-new total coverage copper plate utilizing 6 heat pipes to deliver impressive heat dissipation. With twin SickleFlow 120 ARGB fans, the cooler effortlessly eliminates heat using its Push-Pull configuration. The Addressable RGB lighting integrated in the fan and the matte top cover adds that extra flair so you can let your custom set up shine with pride.
Brand: Cooler Master
Item model number: MAP-T6PN-218PC-R1
Item Weight: 2.46 pounds
Product Dimensions: 5.12 x 4.41 x 6.69 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 5.12 x 4.41 x 6.69 inches
Color: MA610P ARGB
Manufacturer: Cooler Master
Date First Available: February 26, 2021
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