ALSEYE H120D Intel ® et AMD ® ARGB
- Référence : ALSEYE H120D Intel ® et AMD ® ARGB
Specifications
| Product Dimensions | 123x154x106 mm |
| Heatsink Dimensions | 154x123x58 mm |
| Heatsink Weight | 518 g |
| Heat pipe | Ø6 mm×6 pcs |
| Fan Dimensions1 | 120x120x25 mm |
| Fan Rated Voltage | DC 12V |
| Fan Rated Current | 0.15~0.3 A |
| Fan Speed±10% | 800-2000 R.P.M. |
| Fan Airflow | ≤18.3~≤45.2 CFM |
| Fan Air Pressure | 0.41~2.14 mm/H2O±10% |
| Fan Noise | 24.1~35.5 dB(A) |
| Fan Connector | 4-pin（PWM） |
| Bearing Type | Rifle |
| Fan MTTF | 40,000hours |
Unboxing
ALSEYE kept things very simple and straight forward on the packaging design, but I do want to point out that some of the points there doesn’t really make any sense, i.e innovative design and bright black texture, and the ALSEYE S-RGB.
At the back of the box, we can see that the 6 heatpipes design is what ALSEYE wanted to highlight the most for this cooler. It’s unclear how much can the H120D handle with its 6 heatpipes, but we can see that it is compatible with Intel LGA775/115x/1366/2011 socket and AMD FM1/FM2/AM2/AM2+/AM3/AM3+/AM4 socket.
The ALSEYE H120D CPU Cooler
Design-wise, the H120D is a really good looking single tower CPU cooler that comes in a full matte black design. It comes included with pair of 120mm RGB fans for a push-pull setup on the heatsink, a very common approach used by many brands.
The fans are held to the heatsink using these metal fan clips, one that I personally liked the most. There are many kinds of metal fan clips out there but this design is my personal favorite mainly because it’s very easy to install and remove.
The 6 Copper heatpipes is one of the highlighted features of the H120D, but I couldn’t find any accurate information on the TDP of the cooler itself even after going through the official product page. Browsing through the internet doesn’t really help much though, as I can see different websites showing different TDP ranging from 150W to 220W.
The included 120mm RGB fans remind me of the RGB fans on the Thermaltake Floe Riing 360 but with more RGB on it. You’ll find these anti-vibration pads on each corner of the fan to reduce the chances of noise being produced due to vibration.
From the design, you can immediately tell that the cooler is AMD-ready right out of the box. It utilizes a push to loc/release locking mechanism that is very similar to the one on the AMD Wraith Prism cooler, which is fairly easy to install on an AMD motherboard.
If you’re not using it on an AMD platform, ALSEYE also included a mounting bracket that allows you to install the H120D on an Intel motherboard. Interestingly, the included bracket doesn’t come with any screws nor backplate for you the secure bracket to the motherboard but instead, the push pins design similar to an Intel stock cooler. Looking at the design so far, our main concern is the individual insert pins which I find difficult to remove once the cooler is installed – maintenance is going to be a pain in the future.