Thermalright introduces AXP120-X77 and reverse-fan low-profile CPU coolers
Thermalright announced two low-profile CPU coolers, the standard AXP120-X77 with fan on top and the reverse-fan AXP120-X77R with fan underneath, both 77mm tall. They use six 6mm heat pipes and the TL-B12015 EX fan rated up to 3150 RPM, 83.61 CFM, and 37.07 dB(A). Socket support includes Intel LGA115x/1200/1700/1851/20xx and AMD AM4/AM5, in standard and black finishes.
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