Review Ocypus Iota A62 Digital CPU Cooler Review: A stylish debut, effective debut

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We tested Ocypus Iota A62 WH with Intel’s i7-14700K and Core Ultra 9 285K CPUs.

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[Heat_Fan89]

The white version is now $33. Too bad I went with the Thermal Prism 360 AIO. Cause the black A62 with temp readout would have looked pretty slick in my all black NZXT H7 Flow build.

 

[PurpleSquid]

The white version is now $33. Too bad I went with the Thermal Prism 360 AIO. Cause the black A62 with temp readout would have looked pretty slick in my all black NZXT H7 Flow build.

I feel you, I went with a deepcool lt720 right before it got banned.

 

[PixelAkami]

Welp, guess this is the cooler im getting for my 9600K

 

[soniccd]

somehow looks like a deepcool cooler

 

[ezst036]

I think the temperature display would also be highly useful if used for a fanless setup with a low TDP processor.

 

[Chikensoops]

The fan used seems to be an Ocypus Delta F12. Theres a 3 pack on amazon for $18.99

 

[Albert.Thomas]

somehow looks like a deepcool cooler

You're not the only one who has had that thought. My editor commented the same. While I can see how it would remind you of it, the fin design is a bit different than anything DeepCool ever made.

 

[Albert.Thomas]

I think the temperature display would also be highly useful if used for a fanless setup with a low TDP processor.

If you're going fanless, wouldn't you expect it to hit TJMax under load?

 

[ezst036]

If you're going fanless, wouldn't you expect it to hit TJMax under load?

I would not have that expectation. Intel makes a 285T(35W) and AMD has the Pro8700GE(35W), either of which would make a good pairing.

Unless of course I failed to understand that this cooler is not as large as it appears. Separately, going fanless does force a small handful of considerations, such as the design of the computer case.