be quiet! Pure Rock User Manual

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be quiet! Pure Rock Cooler Specification

The be quiet! Pure Rock Cooler is designed to deliver optimal cooling performance for mainstream processors, making it an ideal choice for both gaming and multimedia systems. It features a compact design with a height of 155mm, allowing for easy installation in most PC cases. The cooler boasts a high-quality aluminum heat sink with four 6mm heat pipes that efficiently dissipate heat away from the CPU. These heat pipes utilize a direct contact technology to ensure effective thermal conduction.

The Pure Rock Cooler is equipped with a 120mm fan that operates quietly, offering a maximum noise level of 26.8 dB(A). The fan incorporates a rifle bearing system, which enhances its longevity and reliability while maintaining smooth and silent operation. It provides excellent airflow with a maximum capacity of 87 CFM, ensuring that the CPU remains cool even under heavy workloads. The fan speed ranges from 1500 RPM to 2000 RPM, adjustable according to the system's thermal requirements.

Compatibility is a key feature, with the cooler supporting a wide range of CPU sockets including Intel's LGA 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200, and 2066, as well as AMD's AM4 and AM3+. The Pure Rock Cooler is designed for easy installation, featuring a user-friendly mounting system that provides a secure fit on the motherboard. The cooler's sleek design includes aluminum fins with a brushed surface, offering both aesthetic appeal and effective thermal performance. Overall, the be quiet! Pure Rock Cooler combines efficient cooling, silent operation, and broad compatibility, making it an excellent choice for those seeking reliable CPU cooling solutions.

be quiet! Pure Rock Cooler F.A.Q.

How do I install the be quiet! Pure Rock Cooler on an AM4 socket?

To install the Pure Rock Cooler on an AM4 socket, first attach the appropriate mounting brackets to the base of the cooler. Then, screw the brackets into the backplate provided with your motherboard. Finally, secure the cooler onto the CPU using the screws and tighten evenly.

What is the optimal fan direction for the Pure Rock Cooler?

The optimal fan direction is to have the fan push air through the heatsink fins towards the rear exhaust of your case. This ensures efficient airflow and cooling performance.

How can I clean my Pure Rock Cooler without damaging it?

Use compressed air to blow dust off the heatsink fins and fan. For stubborn dirt, remove the fan and clean the fins with a soft brush. Avoid using liquids to prevent damage.

Why is my Pure Rock Cooler making noise?

Noises could be due to a loose fan or mounting. Check that all screws are tight and the fan is properly seated in its clips. Also, ensure there are no obstructions in the fan blades.

What is the maximum TDP supported by the Pure Rock Cooler?

The Pure Rock Cooler supports a maximum TDP of 150W, making it suitable for most mainstream CPUs.

Can I use the Pure Rock Cooler in a small form factor case?

Yes, but you need to ensure that your case has enough clearance for both the height and width of the cooler. The Pure Rock Cooler has a height of 155mm.

How often should I reapply thermal paste on the Pure Rock Cooler?

Reapply thermal paste every 2-3 years, or if you notice a significant drop in cooling performance. Make sure to clean off old paste thoroughly before applying new paste.

Is the Pure Rock Cooler compatible with Intel LGA1200?

Yes, the Pure Rock Cooler is compatible with Intel LGA1200 sockets. Use the included Intel mounting kit for proper installation.

How do I replace the fan on my Pure Rock Cooler?

To replace the fan, first remove the fan clips by gently pulling them away from the heatsink. Slide the fan out and replace it with a compatible 120mm fan, securing it with the clips.

What should I do if my Pure Rock Cooler is not cooling effectively?

Ensure that the cooler is properly mounted and that thermal paste is applied correctly. Check for dust buildup and ensure optimal airflow in your case. Reapply thermal paste if necessary.