CORSAIR Launches A115 High-Performance Tower CPU Air Cooler

CORSAIR has introduced the A115 High-Performance Tower CPU Air Cooler, the latest innovation in its CPU cooling arsenal. Precision-engineered to manage the elevated temperatures produced by the latest Intel and AMD processors, the A115 stands as CORSAIR’s most powerful and efficient air cooler to date, featuring user-friendly innovations for easy installation and adjustment.

CORSAIR A115 Key Features

Exceptional Cooling Power:

  • Six 6mm heat pipes and a high-efficiency copper cold plate capable of handling CPUs with up to 270W TDP.
  • Slightly convex cold plate shape optimises contact with the CPU for maximum thermal transfer and stability.
  • 90 nickel-plated cooling fins provide a significant 1.69m² surface area for rapid heat dissipation.

Powerful AF140 ELITE Fans:

  • Two CORSAIR AF140 ELITE Fans with AirGuide technology and anti-vortex vanes for concentrated airflow.
  • High-performance fans reach up to 1,600 RPM while maintaining a low 33.9 dBA of noise with fluid dynamic bearings.

Innovative Slide-and-Lock Fan Mount System:

  • Slimmer design with a tool-free ratcheting mechanism for variable mounting height.
  • Ensures compatibility with a broad range of DRAM heights and simplifies memory module replacement.

Secure Installation:

  • CORSAIR HoldFast 2.0 Retention System with brackets for Intel LGA 1700 and AMD AM5/AM4 sockets.
  • Pre-applied with CORSAIR’s top-performing XTM70 thermal paste for optimal heat transfer right out of the box.

CORSAIR A115 Availability and Pricing in Australia

The CORSAIR A115 High-Performance Tower CPU Air Cooler is available now from the CORSAIR webstore and authorised retailers and distributors. It’s also backed by a five-year warranty and retails for A$169.

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Michael's been running Craving Tech and reviewing consumer technology since 2007.

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