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The white Antec F620 Digital Pro is a dual-tower CPU air cooler finished in white from fans to fins, with a digital temperature display in the top cover. Antec rates it for CPUs up to 255W TDP. Six 6mm direct-touch copper heat pipes and two 120mm PWM fans at 600-1800RPM do the cooling, and it stands 157mm tall.
The white Antec F620 Digital Pro is a dual-tower CPU air cooler finished in white from fans to fins, with a digital temperature display in the top cover. Antec rates it for CPUs up to 255W TDP. Six 6mm direct-touch copper heat pipes and two 120mm PWM fans at 600-1800RPM do the cooling, and it stands 157mm tall.

Both 120mm fans, the fan frames and the aluminium towers are white, with a gold hub on each fan. The pair runs 600-1800RPM on hydraulic bearings, rated for a 40,000-hour life, and each fan moves up to 70CFM. The two hydraulic-bearing fans are 120 x 120 x 25mm.

Both 120mm fans, the fan frames and the aluminium towers are white, with a gold hub on each fan. The pair runs 600-1800RPM on hydraulic bearings, rated for a 40,000-hour life, and each fan moves up to 70CFM. The two hydraulic-bearing fans are 120 x 120 x 25mm.

The display sits in the top cover of the front tower and shows the CPU temperature in real time. What it shows is set in Antec iFusion software. The screen is part of the cooler itself, so it needs no separate display or extra mounting.
The display sits in the top cover of the front tower and shows the CPU temperature in real time. What it shows is set in Antec iFusion software. The screen is part of the cooler itself, so it needs no separate display or extra mounting.


The patterned top cover carries grey and yellow accent lines over both towers. The cover reads as part of the cooler rather than a plain lid when seen through a glass side panel. The towers underneath are aluminium, joined to the base by the six heat pipes.

The patterned top cover carries grey and yellow accent lines over both towers. The cover reads as part of the cooler rather than a plain lid when seen through a glass side panel. The towers underneath are aluminium, joined to the base by the six heat pipes.

Six 6mm heat pipes rise from the CPU base into the aluminium fins. They are direct-touch copper pipes, so heat moves from the processor into both towers without a separate plate in between. Antec lists the heat sink as aluminium with copper heat pipes.
Six 6mm heat pipes rise from the CPU base into the aluminium fins. They are direct-touch copper pipes, so heat moves from the processor into both towers without a separate plate in between. Antec lists the heat sink as aluminium with copper heat pipes.


The two PWM fans are daisy-chained, so a single 4-pin CPU fan header runs the pair. Noise stays between 14 and 27.6dBA across the 600-1800RPM range, and the pair moves up to 140CFM in total, so no second header or splitter is needed.

The two PWM fans are daisy-chained, so a single 4-pin CPU fan header runs the pair. Noise stays between 14 and 27.6dBA across the 600-1800RPM range, and the pair moves up to 140CFM in total, so no second header or splitter is needed.

RAM up to 40mm fits with the front fan in its default position. Taller RAM up to 55mm fits once the front fan is raised over the notched fins. The cooler stands 157mm tall, which sets the minimum case clearance. The fans are rated at 14 to 27.6dBA across their speed range.
RAM up to 40mm fits with the front fan in its default position. Taller RAM up to 55mm fits once the front fan is raised over the notched fins. The cooler stands 157mm tall, which sets the minimum case clearance. The fans are rated at 14 to 27.6dBA across their speed range.

Antec's universal retention module fits Intel LGA 115X, 1200, 1366, 1700, 1851 and 20XX and AMD AM4 and AM5. The cooler weighs 1.047kg and measures 120 x 136 x 157mm, so check that the case allows 157mm of cooler height.
Antec's universal retention module fits Intel LGA 115X, 1200, 1366, 1700, 1851 and 20XX and AMD AM4 and AM5. The cooler weighs 1.047kg and measures 120 x 136 x 157mm, so check that the case allows 157mm of cooler height.
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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