SilverStone Debuts the NT06-PRO CPU Cooler
 

SilverStone has this week introduced the NT06-PRO, a SFF-friendly CPU cooler that promises 'superior silence and performance'. Part of the Nitrogon Series and based on the NT06-E model, this new cooler measures 140(W) x 82(H) x 139 (D) mm and features a copper base, six soldered 6 mm heatpipes, and a 120 mm Sleeve Bearing fan operating at 1,000 to 2,200 RPM.

The NT06-PRO supports Intel Socket LGA775/1155/1156/1366/2011 and AMD Socket AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2 processors and has a recommended price tag of €50.90.

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Looks like a proper low profile cooler. I just don't get it why so few retailers offer Silverstone coolers. It's really hard to find them in ym country.

It's not good when the stock photo of new product has bent fins.

I don't see any :confused:

fan clip area in the middle corner. 1st and 4th pic.

Looks quite nifty, wack a slimline fan on top and underneath and would be good for low profile builds for sure.

Theres also a couple other spots where the spacing is a little off.

Nice looking cooler and probably performs well, but for $65 bucks?? Are you paying for the convenience of a low-profile design/ compatibility? I just don't understand some companies and their price margins.:shadedshu

Another Noctua Copy :)

Owning a Noctua NH-C14 myself which this silverstone is based of.

Every Single Fan Created Today is a copy of another fan. There are no more possible shapes or configurations that havent been tried.

What SFF case would this fit into? I was thinking of a mini-itx build with that asrock FM2 board and an A10-5700 and one of those picoPSU things.

Coolermaster Elite 120, Silverstone SG-06, etc.