Disipador SAVIO SAVGCOFROSTX2 120 mm negro, 2 heatpipes, 800–1800 RPM, 4 pines

The Savio FROST X2 Black is an air CPU cooler with a 120 mm fan (800–1800 RPM) and two 6 mm copper heat pipes that contact the CPU IHS for direct heat transfer. With compact dimensions of 122 x 76.5 x 157 mm and a black finish, it fits a wide range of computer cases and is designed to provide efficient heat dissipation for modern processors up to a 125 W TDP. The package includes mounting accessories for broad motherboard and socket compatibility.

Advantages

The cooler combines direct-contact copper heat pipes and a finned aluminium heatsink to deliver efficient thermal transfer while keeping noise levels low through PWM fan control. Its compact size allows installation in many PC builds without compromising cooling performance. Included mounting hardware supports numerous Intel and AMD sockets for straightforward installation.

Suitable for

• Cooling mainstream desktop CPUs up to 125 W TDP
• Small and mid-tower PC cases where space is limited
• Systems requiring quiet operation with dynamic fan speed control
• Builds using Intel and AMD sockets listed in specifications

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Fan speed: 800–1800 RPM (4-pin PWM)
• Heat pipes: 2 × 6 mm copper, direct contact
• Dimensions: 122 × 76.5 × 157 mm
• TDP rating: 125 W
• Colour: Black
• Supported sockets: Intel LGA 2066, 1700, 1366, 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156; AMD AM5, AM4, AM3(+), AM2(+), FM2(+), FM1

How to use

Mount the heatsink on a powered-off and grounded system following the included manual: apply an appropriate amount of thermal paste on the CPU IHS, position the cooler so the copper heat pipes contact the CPU surface, and secure the mounting brackets for the target socket. Connect the 4-pin PWM fan connector to the CPU_FAN header on the motherboard to enable automatic speed control via BIOS or motherboard software.

Recommendations

For optimal results, ensure adequate case airflow (intake and exhaust), periodically clean the fan and heatsink fins from dust, and verify motherboard BIOS fan curves to balance cooling performance and noise according to workload.