Extract heat from Asus' new CPU cooler

According to the manufacturer, we can gain up to 15 degrees with the new design.

At first glance, the cooling called Triton 77, supported by five heat pipes, seems to be a better kind of passive solution, but as we take a closer look at the area under the ribs, we can see that a fan has been hidden in the shadows of the slats. Thus, the air agitator not only expels the amount of heat delivered through the heat pipes to the lamellae from the computer case, but is also able to draw heat directly from the block connecting the pipes and the power supply chips integrated around the processor. In addition, the fan does not require more serious speeds for the operation, the Asus has set a maximum value of 2300 rpm.

The Triton 77 is available for both Intel and AMD processors, and the 505-gram cooler comes with both mounts.