Zephyr Dark Pro ARGB

Ref.: CPC-Z1AEAN: 3700755620542

With six heat pipes and a copper radiator with aluminium fins, this CPU air cooler is rated for a 240 W TDP. It fits Intel LGA1700 / 1200 / 115x / 20xx and AMD AM5 / AM4 sockets. Its 120 mm ARGB hydraulic bearing fan spins from 700 to 1900 RPM and reaches 33.1 dB(A) maximum, for an airflow of 89.6 m³/h. Height: 155 mm, fan included.

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The Zephyr Dark Pro ARGB lights up behind your glass panel

Six heat pipes, a copper base, 240 W rated TDP — and in front of the fins, a 120 mm ARGB fan that makes CPU cooling a visible part of your setup.

Zephyr Dark Pro ARGB CPU cooler at three-quarter view, fan lit in blue and copper base

120 mm ARGB fan: a ring of light at the centre

Hub ringed with light, translucent blades: when the fan lights up, the fins it shines through light up with it.

The fan is ARGB, that is, addressable: colours and effects are set from the lighting source you connect it to. No controller is supplied.

For cabling, a 4-pin connector for the fan speed, and male and female ARGB connectors for the lighting.

ARGB fan of the Zephyr Dark Pro ARGB seen from the front, blue light ring around the hub

Illuminated hub, lit fins, copper base

At the centre of the fan, the ring of light around the logo. Between the aluminium fins, the glow that passes through the radiator. Below, the copper base and the six heat pipes that run from it.

CPU cooling: six heat pipes and a rated 240 W TDP

Under the light, the Zephyr Dark Pro radiator is identical: six heat pipes, a copper base, an aluminium fin stack measuring 155 × 75 × 129 mm, for a rated TDP of 240 W.

The fan spins from 700 to 1,900 rpm on a hydraulic bearing and is rated at 89.6 m³/h of airflow for 2.2 mmH2O of static pressure. Rated MTBF: 160,000 hours.

Zephyr Dark Pro ARGB seen at three-quarter angle, lit fan on the fin stack

155 mm ARGB CPU cooler: the dimension to check on your case

155 mm high including the fan, 130 mm wide, 130 mm deep, 0.88 kg: before putting it on show, compare its height with what your case allows.

ARGB version or dark version: what really changes

The radiator is the same; only the fan differs, and it makes itself slightly more heard at full speed.

Noise level for the whole unit: 22.6 dB(A) at 50%, the same as the Zephyr Dark Pro without lighting, then 28.6 dB(A) at 75% and 33.1 dB(A) at 100%, against 26.6 and 28.8 dB(A) for the dark version.

Supported sockets: Intel LGA1700, 1200, 115x and 20xx; AMD AM5 and AM4, and the earlier generations of the AM3, AM2 and FM families. Three-year commercial warranty.