Thermalright’s new Peerless Assassin cooler includes an impressively compact dual-tower heatsink

Thermalright has unveiled its latest CPU air cooler, the Peerless Assassin 90 SE. This compact cooler features a twin-tower design with side-flow orientation that measures 110mm in height, making it an ideal fit for space-limited configurations without compromising performance. 

The Peerless Assassin 90 SE comes equipped with four 6mm heat pipes to transfer the heat from the nickel-plated copper base plate to the dual-tower heatsink. Additionally, a 92 mm TL-P9 fan with a 25mm thickness is positioned between the two heatsinks to push and pull air through the cooling fins.

With a maximum fan speed of 2,200 RPM (±10%), the fan can generate an airflow of 32.77 CFM and a static pressure of 1.98 mmH2O. Despite the fast speed at which the fan rotates, the Peerless Assassin 90 SE is designed to operate quietly, producing a noise level of just 23.85 dBA. Moreover, the fan is connected via a 4-pin PWM connection and uses a S-FDB bearing.

The cooler measures 94mm in width and depth and 110mm in height, so you shouldn't have any compatibility issues with memory modules regardless of their height. This cooler can be installed on Intel's LGA1700/1200/115x and AMD's AM5/AM4 sockets.

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