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The Antec F620 Digital Pro is a dual-tower CPU air cooler rated by Antec for CPUs up to 255W TDP, with a digital temperature display in the top cover. Six 6mm direct-touch copper heat pipes feed two aluminium towers cooled by two 120mm PWM fans at 600-1800RPM. This black version stands 157mm tall.
The Antec F620 Digital Pro is a dual-tower CPU air cooler rated by Antec for CPUs up to 255W TDP, with a digital temperature display in the top cover. Six 6mm direct-touch copper heat pipes feed two aluminium towers cooled by two 120mm PWM fans at 600-1800RPM. This black version stands 157mm tall.

A screen in the top cover of the front tower shows the CPU temperature in real time. Antec iFusion software sets what the screen displays. The readout means there is no need to open a monitoring program just to check how hard the cooler is working. The display is built into the top cover, so it adds no extra cables beyond the fan connection.

A screen in the top cover of the front tower shows the CPU temperature in real time. Antec iFusion software sets what the screen displays. The readout means there is no need to open a monitoring program just to check how hard the cooler is working. The display is built into the top cover, so it adds no extra cables beyond the fan connection.

Two 120mm hydraulic-bearing fans run 600-1800RPM and move up to 70CFM each. They are daisy-chained, so both run from a single 4-pin CPU fan header. Noise runs between 14 and 27.6dBA across the speed range, and the fans are rated for a 40,000-hour life.
Two 120mm hydraulic-bearing fans run 600-1800RPM and move up to 70CFM each. They are daisy-chained, so both run from a single 4-pin CPU fan header. Noise runs between 14 and 27.6dBA across the speed range, and the fans are rated for a 40,000-hour life.


Six 6mm copper heat pipes touch the CPU directly and carry heat straight up into both aluminium towers. The side view shows the pipes bending out from the base and rising through the fin stack, which is where both towers pick up the heat.

Six 6mm copper heat pipes touch the CPU directly and carry heat straight up into both aluminium towers. The side view shows the pipes bending out from the base and rising through the fin stack, which is where both towers pick up the heat.

The cooler stands 157mm tall, so the case needs at least 157mm of CPU cooler clearance. RAM up to 40mm fits as it comes, and taller RAM up to 55mm fits with the front fan raised over the notched fins. The cooler weighs 1.047kg and measures 120 x 136 x 157mm in total.
The cooler stands 157mm tall, so the case needs at least 157mm of CPU cooler clearance. RAM up to 40mm fits as it comes, and taller RAM up to 55mm fits with the front fan raised over the notched fins. The cooler weighs 1.047kg and measures 120 x 136 x 157mm in total.


The top cover is patterned in grey with yellow accent lines and spans the towers, so the cooler looks finished from above through a window panel. The fins below are stacked in a dense block, and the Antec name sits on the front tower cover.

The top cover is patterned in grey with yellow accent lines and spans the towers, so the cooler looks finished from above through a window panel. The fins below are stacked in a dense block, and the Antec name sits on the front tower cover.

The front fan is 120 x 120 x 25mm with a hydraulic bearing and a rated life of 40,000 hours. It blows through the front tower, and the second fan does the same on the rear tower. Together the pair are rated at up to 140CFM, with 1.12 to 2.22mmH2O of air pressure per fan.
The front fan is 120 x 120 x 25mm with a hydraulic bearing and a rated life of 40,000 hours. It blows through the front tower, and the second fan does the same on the rear tower. Together the pair are rated at up to 140CFM, with 1.12 to 2.22mmH2O of air pressure per fan.

A universal retention module covers Intel LGA 115X, 1200, 1366, 1700, 1851 and 20XX and AMD AM4 and AM5. The cooler measures 120 x 136 x 157mm and weighs 1.047kg, so check the case allows 157mm of cooler height before ordering.
A universal retention module covers Intel LGA 115X, 1200, 1366, 1700, 1851 and 20XX and AMD AM4 and AM5. The cooler measures 120 x 136 x 157mm and weighs 1.047kg, so check the case allows 157mm of cooler height before ordering.
Everything you need to know about this product
Antec rates it for CPUs up to 255W TDP. Six 6mm copper heat pipes and two towers with two 120mm fans give it the capacity for high-end Intel Core and AMD Ryzen chips.
The two hydraulic-bearing fans run 14-27.6dBA across their 600-1800RPM range. Under PWM control they stay near the bottom of that range at idle.
The screen in the top cover shows CPU temperature in real time. Antec's iFusion software sets what the screen displays.
Each 120mm fan moves 24-70CFM with 1.12-2.22mmH2O of air pressure, up to 140CFM across both fans.
Intel LGA 115X, 1200, 1366, 1700, 1851 and 20XX, and AMD AM4 and AM5, through Antec's universal retention module.
It stands 157mm tall, so your case needs at least 157mm of CPU cooler clearance. RAM up to 40mm fits as is; taller RAM up to 55mm needs the front fan raised over the notched fins.
No. The two PWM fans are daisy-chained, so they run from a single 4-pin CPU fan header.
If you want dual-tower cooling for a CPU up to 255W and a live temperature readout without the pump and tubing of a liquid cooler, it gives you both in one air cooler.
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