be quiet! Shadow Rock Prosr1 User Manual

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be quiet! Shadow Rock Prosr1 Cooler Specification

The be quiet! Shadow Rock Pro SR1 is a high-performance CPU cooler designed for efficient heat dissipation in demanding computing environments. It features a single tower design with four high-performance 6mm heat pipes that utilize direct contact technology to maximize thermal transfer from the CPU. The cooler is equipped with a Pure Wings 2 120mm PWM fan, known for its low noise operation, delivering up to 1500 RPM with a maximum airflow of 87 CFM and noise levels as low as 25.4 dBA. The fan incorporates rifle bearing technology, enhancing longevity and reducing noise output.

With a cooling capacity of up to 150W TDP, the Shadow Rock Pro SR1 provides excellent thermal management for a wide range of processors. The cooler's dimensions are optimized for compatibility, measuring 120 x 120 x 25mm for the fan and 159 x 97 x 134mm overall, allowing it to fit in most mid-size cases without interfering with RAM modules. The aluminum fins are precisely engineered to optimize airflow while maintaining a compact size, ensuring effective heat dissipation.

Installation is straightforward with support for a variety of Intel and AMD sockets, including Intel LGA 115x, 1366, 2011(-3), and AMD AM2(+), AM3(+), FM1, FM2(+). The cooler's design ensures it does not obstruct access to other components, making it ideal for both new builds and upgrades. Its sleek aluminum finish, combined with the reliability and performance associated with the be quiet! brand, makes the Shadow Rock Pro SR1 a preferred choice for users seeking quiet operation without compromising on cooling efficiency.

be quiet! Shadow Rock Prosr1 Cooler F.A.Q.

How do I install the be quiet! Shadow Rock Pro SR1 cooler on an Intel socket?

To install the Shadow Rock Pro SR1 on an Intel socket, first attach the backplate to the motherboard. Then, align the cooler with the mounting holes, secure it with the provided screws, and connect the fan to the CPU fan header. Refer to the manual for detailed instructions specific to your Intel socket type.

What is the correct way to apply thermal paste for the Shadow Rock Pro SR1?

Apply a small pea-sized amount of thermal paste to the center of the CPU. When the cooler is installed, it will spread the paste evenly across the surface for optimal thermal conductivity.

How can I clean the Shadow Rock Pro SR1 cooler without removing it from the CPU?

To clean the cooler without removal, use compressed air to blow away dust from the heatsink and fan. Ensure the computer is turned off and unplugged before cleaning.

What should I do if the Shadow Rock Pro SR1 fan is making noise?

Check if the fan blades are obstructed by any cables or debris. Ensure the fan is properly mounted and the screws are tightened. If the noise persists, consider replacing the fan.

Is the Shadow Rock Pro SR1 compatible with AM4 sockets?

Yes, the Shadow Rock Pro SR1 is compatible with AM4 sockets. Ensure you use the correct mounting hardware provided for the AM4 installation.

What are the dimensions of the Shadow Rock Pro SR1 cooler?

The Shadow Rock Pro SR1 has dimensions of 121 x 120 x 158 mm (L x W x H). Ensure your case has adequate space to accommodate these dimensions.

How often should I replace the thermal paste on the Shadow Rock Pro SR1?

It is recommended to replace the thermal paste every 1-2 years or if you notice increased CPU temperatures.

Can I use the Shadow Rock Pro SR1 cooler for overclocking?

Yes, the Shadow Rock Pro SR1 is capable of handling moderate overclocking, thanks to its efficient heat dissipation. However, always monitor the CPU temperatures to ensure they remain within safe limits.

What is the maximum TDP supported by the Shadow Rock Pro SR1?

The Shadow Rock Pro SR1 supports CPUs with a maximum TDP of 180W, making it suitable for high-performance processors.

How do I ensure optimal airflow when using the Shadow Rock Pro SR1?

To ensure optimal airflow, position the cooler fan to direct air towards the rear exhaust fan of the case. Maintain a clean, unobstructed path for the air to flow through the case.