Akasa introduced the Soho H4 Plus cooler, compatible with Intel Alder Lake chips

Akasa has expanded its range of universal CPU coolers with the announcement of the Soho H4 Plus.
The unit has a classic tower design.Image source: AkasaThrough the aluminum heatsink pass four U-shaped copper heat pipes.
The fan has a 120mm diameter hydrodynamic bearing impeller with nine blades.
The fan speed is controlled by pulse-width modulation (PWM) from 500 to 2000 rpm.
Maximum airflow is 90 cubic meters per hour and static pressure is 1.75 mm water column.
Noise level does not exceed 31.8 dBA.
Service life - up to 40 thousand hours.The cooler is equipped with an addressable backlight with a palette of 16.8 million shades.
Effects can be adjusted and synchronized by Gigabyte RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light, ASUS Aura, ASRock Polychrome or Razer Chroma RGB technology.Novelty is compatible with AMD AM4 and Intel LGA 1700, LGA 115x, LGA 1200, LGA 20x processors.
So, the solution can be used with twelfth generation Intel Core chips (Alder Lake).
The size is 153.6 × 120 × 92 mm, the weight is about 704 g.
The price is about 52 euros.

Akasa unveils copper "turbine" cooler for AMD Ryzen

Akasa announced a low-profile cooler codenamed AK-CC1109BP01: the novelty is designed to run AMD AM4 CPUs.

The product has a height of only 27.6 mm. The design provides an all-copper heatsink. The solution can be used with chips whose TDP reaches 75W. The radiator is blown by a tangential fan («turbine») with the size of 77 × 75 × 15 mm. Rotation speed is controlled by pulse-width modulation (PWM) in the range of 1200 to 5500 rpm. Airflow up to 20 cubic meters per hour is generated, with noise levels ranging from 18.0 to 45.99 dBA. Maximum static pressure & ; 20.66 mm water column.

The fan is double ball bearing. Claimed service life is up to 80,000 hours at 25 degrees Celsius. A spring loaded mounting is provided. The cooler measures 104 × 75,94 × 27,6 mm and weighs & ; 367 g. No word yet on when or how much it will be sold;

Akasa Turing A50 case will create a silent AMD Ryzen 4000-based PC

Akasa will start sales in February of the Turing A50, designed to build a compact desktop PC with zero noise level. About the preparation of new items reported resource FanlessTech, which have images of the product.

Enclosure is designed to form a silent station based on the electronic ¬ lquo;essence raquo; nettop ASUS PN50. It is about using AMD Ryzen 4000 Renoir processor with Radeon Vega 7 graphics. The capacity of DDR4 RAM can be up to 32 GB (two SO-DIMM modules). Akasa Turing A50 case provides effective passive cooling. Thus, the ribbed outer surface acts as a heat sink for heat dissipation from the installed components.

The novelty allows horizontal and vertical positioning. In one of the side parts there are USB Type-A and USB Type-C ports, as well as a standard audio jack. Computers based on Akasa Turing A50 will be able to carry on board a 2.5-inch hard drive, as well as solid-state module size M.2. Displaying an image on multiple monitors at once is possible. Information about the approximate price is not available at this time;