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| Cooler Specification | ||
| Type | Air Cooler | |
| Compatibility | Intel LGA1700/1200/1151/1150/1155; AMD AM5/AM4 | |
| Fans Speed | 500–1850 RPM (PWM); 500–1250 RPM with LSP | |
| Fan Size | 120×120×15 mm | |
| Connector | 4-pin PWM | |
| Fan Airflow | Up to 42.14 CFM (LSP); 36.75 CFM (rated) | |
| Noise | ≤24.2 dB(A); ≤20.4 dB(A) with LSP | |
| Air Pressure | 2.61 mmAq (also 1.2 mmAq) | |
| LED Type | White LED | |
| Others | Fluid dynamic bearing | |
| Physical Specification | ||
| Dimension | 122×120×67 mm | |
| Weight | 628 g | |
| Warranty Information | ||
| Warranty | 3-year warranty | |
The DeepCool AN600 is a high-performance air cooler built for users who want strong thermal control without the noise and hassle often associated with basic cooling solutions. Designed with a fluid dynamic bearing, it supports long-lasting operation while keeping sound levels low—making it a practical choice for gaming PCs, workstations, and everyday systems where stable performance matters. With PWM fan control and a modern white LED accent, the AN600 helps you maintain cooler CPU temperatures while also enhancing the look of your build.
Cooling efficiency is driven by the fan’s airflow capability. The AN600 delivers up to 36.75 CFM airflow, and it can reach 42.14 CFM when using the Low-Speed Profile (LSP) setting. This flexibility is useful in real-world usage: during lighter tasks you can benefit from quieter operation, while heavier workloads can still receive the airflow needed to manage heat. Compared to entry-level coolers that may struggle under sustained CPU load, the AN600’s airflow headroom supports more consistent thermals during long gaming sessions, video rendering, or multitasking.
The cooler’s fan air pressure is rated at 2.61 mmAq, with an additional specification of 1.2 mmAq. Higher air pressure generally helps the fan push air through the heatsink fins more effectively, which can improve heat dissipation—especially in cases where airflow paths are restricted by dust filters, tight cable routing, or compact chassis designs. If you’re building in a case with limited front-to-back airflow, this pressure-focused design can be a meaningful advantage.
For precise performance tuning, the AN600 uses a 4-pin PWM connector. It supports fan speed control from 500 to 1850 RPM, and with LSP it operates from 500 to 1250 RPM. This means you can achieve a smoother balance between cooling and acoustics depending on your workload. For example, you can run lower RPM during browsing or office work to keep the system quieter, then allow higher RPM when gaming or running demanding applications.
Noise performance is rated at ≤24.2 dB(A), and it reduces further to ≤20.4 dB(A) with LSP. These figures make the AN600 suitable for environments where you want a calmer PC experience—such as home offices, study setups, or streaming rooms. If you’re upgrading from older stock coolers that can become noticeably loud under load, the AN600’s low-noise design helps maintain a more pleasant sound profile.
The fan dimensions are 120×120×15 mm, which is a popular size for air coolers because it can move air efficiently while often allowing lower RPM operation compared to smaller fans. This can translate into better comfort during long sessions and improved cooling consistency. When choosing a cooler, always consider your case clearance; the AN600’s overall dimension is 122×120×67 mm, which helps you plan compatibility with your motherboard area and nearby components.
The heatsink is equipped with six Ø6 mm heat pipes, supporting superior heat transfer away from the CPU. Heat pipes are especially important for maintaining thermal stability during sustained loads, because they help distribute heat across the heatsink surface more effectively. This design approach is beneficial for users who run long gaming sessions, perform CPU-heavy tasks, or want a cooler that can handle day-to-day performance without frequent thermal throttling.
The DeepCool AN600 supports a wide range of sockets, including Intel LGA1700/1200/1151/1150/1155 and AMD AM5/AM4. This broad compatibility makes it a strong option for both Intel and AMD builds, including upgrades where you may move the cooler to a different platform later. If you’re planning a future CPU upgrade within these socket families, the AN600 can be a convenient, long-term cooling investment.
A white LED adds a clean, modern look to your system, making the AN600 a good match for builds that aim for a bright, minimal aesthetic. With a net weight of 628 g and a compact overall size, it’s designed to be manageable during installation while still delivering performance-focused cooling. The cooler also operates with a power consumption of 2.76 W at 12 VDC (rated current 0.23 A), which is efficient for a PWM-controlled fan setup.
The DeepCool AN600 comes with a 3-year warranty, giving you additional peace of mind for long-term use. If you’re selecting a CPU cooler for a system you plan to keep running reliably, warranty coverage is an important factor—especially when you want consistent cooling performance over time.
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