Thursday, December 1st 2022
be quiet! Launches Pure Rock LP 45mm Low-profile CPU Cooler
be quiet!, the German manufacturer for premium PC components, is today announcing an addition to its portfolio of air coolers: Pure Rock LP is a low-profile cooler with a height of mere 45 mm, making it the CPU cooler of choice for ultra-compact Mini-ITX builds that require reliable cooling, while featuring a brushed aluminium design.
Due to its remarkably low height of 45 mm, Pure Rock LP will fit into the tightest of systems, such as Mini-ITX HTPCs and small multimedia or gaming systems. Its compact design enables full configurations of RAM banks even in PC cases with limited space. Despite its small size, Pure Rock LP delivers high enough cooling power of 100 W TDP thanks to three high-performance 6 mm heat pipes and a 92 mm quality fan. The fan has an ultra-low height of 15 mm and supports a silent operation of 30,6 dB(A) with a maximum speed of 2500 rpm. With its brushed aluminium finish and mounting options for AMD and Intel, the black Pure Rock LP will look good in any compact build. The cooler comes with a full 3-year manufacturer's warranty.
Pure Rock LP will be available from December 13 at an MSRP of $49.90 / €49.90 / £46.99.
Due to its remarkably low height of 45 mm, Pure Rock LP will fit into the tightest of systems, such as Mini-ITX HTPCs and small multimedia or gaming systems. Its compact design enables full configurations of RAM banks even in PC cases with limited space. Despite its small size, Pure Rock LP delivers high enough cooling power of 100 W TDP thanks to three high-performance 6 mm heat pipes and a 92 mm quality fan. The fan has an ultra-low height of 15 mm and supports a silent operation of 30,6 dB(A) with a maximum speed of 2500 rpm. With its brushed aluminium finish and mounting options for AMD and Intel, the black Pure Rock LP will look good in any compact build. The cooler comes with a full 3-year manufacturer's warranty.
15 Comments on be quiet! Launches Pure Rock LP 45mm Low-profile CPU Cooler
www.techpowerup.com/review/intel-core-i7-13700k/26.html#:~:text=In%20our%20power%20consumption%20testing,peaks%20up%20to%20250%20W.
But its either that or a 12900KF if I can get it cheaper.
With 100 W it won't suit only ultra-compact Mini-ITX builds, but all ATX and CPUs rated up to 105 W, including Ryzen 5, and even Ryzen 9 5900X.
Will get one to replace the NH-L9a
I got mine second hand in mint condition with full packaging years ago, for less than half the price of this one. Only reason to ditch it would be when I switch to socket 1700 as it is not supported by NH-L9i.
It's a 3 slot GPU mount, but you get locked to 2 slots with a taller cooler
"nice renders, PEOPLE WHO CANT TAKE PHOTOS DURR"
vs "those are high qualiy renders"