A Closer Look

At 163 mm in height, the Okeanos is rather tall; however, it should still fit inside a large assortment of cases without issue. That said, it's odd to see a cooler feature multiple heatpipe sizes - in this case four 6 mm and two 8 mm heatpipes. The build quality is good, with the fins being very sturdy.


Featuring the ability to mount three fans, the dual-cooling towers each consist of 57 aluminum fins and one aluminum top-plate.


It is easy to see the Reeven name, along with three rows of small air holes which have been stamped into the top plate. This adds a bit of flair to the design and hides the heatpipes from view. Looking at the base, the two 8 mm heatpipes run through the center, while the smaller 6 mm heatpipes are arranged in arrays to either side. The base itself is out of polished nickel-plated copper.


Reeven has chosen to use a 120 mm fan for the front and a 140 mm fan in the middle. I myself am not a fan of yellow, but these fans really stand out. Both fans feature PWM and utilize a sleeve bearing.