Cooler Master MAM-D7PN-DWRPS-T1 AMD Wraith Ripper by
December 16, 2018 - Comment
The Wraith Ripper is a product developed through an exclusive collaboration between Cooler Master and AMD. The MASTERFAN PRO 120 SERVO, seven Copper Heat pipes Air Cooler is designed to keep the AMD’s 2nd Generation Ryzen Thread ripper CPUs cool under any computing condition. The dual tower heatsink covers more surface area. Creating a more effective way of dissipating heat. The Wraith Ripper’s elegant Addressable RGB lighting, puts the power of creating the best lighting in your hands. The TR4 mounting system makes it the easiest Thread ripper cooler to install. The four long screws on the top of the air cooler gives you the easiest way to install on the TR4 bracket.
Product Features
- Designed & Optimized for Socket TR4Features a larger contact surface area that is specifically tailored for Ryzen Thread ripper
- Dual Tower Heatsink A combination of two sets of heatsink covers more surface area and dissipates heat more efficiently. The jet black paint enhances cooling performance
- Build-in Wraith Ripper RGB Software with our exclusive partnership Cooler Master and AMD designed a software that allows you to take full control of your rig’s lighting.
- Easy TR4 Mounting System Exclusive All-In-One TR4 mounting design for easy installation
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Impractical for ASUS ROG Zenith Extreme Motherboard Love the way it looks and performs very well but has to disassemble my Corsair Dominator RAM heat sinks on the 2 closes slots to the CPU because it would not fit. Lastly it completely covers the first PCI slot. Considering this was co-design by Cooler Master and AMD I expected a much better product. Colors look AMAZING but messing up my RAM and losing 1 PCI slot was not worth it. Returned it a bought a Fryzen cooler which is similar to this one but smaller and everything fits perfectly. Did a 6…
A monster heatsink for a Monster CPU I bought this because it had 15% more maximum airflow and more than twice the surface area of my Noctua Heatsink.The noctua heatsink I was using had a surface area of 6000CM^2This heatsink has a surface area of 13,134CM^2 which is a huge improvement over the noctua.The CPU can be a little snug when going into the motherboard. if you have an MSI x399 pro carbon or meg you might find that the heatsink rubs up against the VRM heatsink. I have bench tested any implications…