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Amazon now has its own CPU air cooler

João Silva March 5, 2023 Cooling, Featured Tech News

Amazon has plenty of cheap electronic accessories available under its Amazon Basics brand, but the company is now taking things a step further and getting into PC components. This week, Amazon launched its own CPU tower air cooler. 

A quick look at Amazon Basics air cooler might be enough to see some familiarities with other coolers. That's because the Amazon Basics cooler is a rebranded Cooler Master Hyper H410R RGB. You can confirm it by comparing the item model number of both models. While Amazon's cooler has the RR-H410-20PC-AS model number, Cooler Master's cooler has the RR-H410-20PC-R1. Performance should also be similar because they're practically the same CPU cooler.

Like the Hyper H410R RGB, the Amazon Basics cooler features a 92mm RGB LED fan that runs between 600-2000RPM, with a maximum noise level of 29.38 dBA. The aluminium heatsink transfers heat from the CPU through four direct-contact heat pipes. Socket support includes Intel LGA 1700/1200/1151/1150/1155/1156 and AMD AM4/AM5.

The Amazon Basics CPU tower air cooler is now available for £20.72/$26.99.

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KitGuru says: It will be interesting to see if Amazon expands in this area with additional components and PC gear. 

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