Gamemax Gamma 90 Digital Air Cooler - White / Supports Intel (LGA LGA1851/1700/1366/1200/115X) & AMD (AM5/AM4) Brackets / 90mm Digital Tower Air Cooler / 190W TDP Cooling Capacity / High-Temp Alarm Function / ARGB Sync Lighting Effects / PWM Smart Fan Control / Tool-Free Fan Installation + FREE DELIVERY !

The Gamemax Gamma 90 Digital in white is a compact tower air cooler measuring 95 x 92 x 132mm and weighing around 438g. Its 190W thermal design power rating covers mainstream and upper-mainstream processors, while the 132mm height keeps it inside the clearance limit of small cases that will not take a full-size tower.

At 92mm wide and 132mm tall the Gamma 90 is deliberately smaller than a standard tower cooler. That matters in a compact chassis where the side panel sits close to the motherboard, and it also keeps the heatsink out of the way of the memory slots and the top graphics card slot during installation and later upgrades.

Six 4mm heat pipes pass through the fin stack and contact the processor directly rather than through a separate baseplate. Removing that intermediate layer shortens the journey heat takes before it reaches the pipes, and the pipes are what actually carry it up the tower to where the fan can blow it away.

A temperature display sits in the top cover, showing the current reading on the cooler itself. It removes the need for a monitoring window open behind whatever you are doing, and on a machine with a side window it means anyone can see the number without touching the keyboard or interrupting what is running.

An alarm sounds when temperatures pass a safe threshold. That is genuinely useful on a machine that sits under a desk or runs unattended, where a clogged heatsink or a stalled fan otherwise goes unnoticed until the system starts throttling, crashing, or shutting itself down in the middle of something important.

A 92 x 92 x 25mm fan is fitted, with seven milk white blades in a black frame on a hydro bearing. PWM control sets speed from 1000 to 2500 RPM within a 10 percent tolerance, drawing 0.34A at 12 VDC. The rated fan life is 30,000 hours or more measured at 25 degrees Celsius.

Airflow reaches a maximum of 48.8 CFM, and static pressure spans 0.62 to 2.19mmH2O across the speed range within a 10 percent tolerance. Noise peaks at 32.5dB(A). The pressure range widens as the fan speeds up, which is what lets a small fan still push air through a tightly packed fin stack at the top of its curve.

Lighting is ARGB and synchronises with compatible motherboards, wired through a 5V 3-pin lighting connector paired with a 4-pin PWM power connector. Because both are ordinary motherboard headers, the cooler takes on the lighting profile already running in the machine instead of needing its own controller or software.

The fan mounts without tools, which cuts the time spent both on the initial build and on every later dust clean. Bracket support covers Intel LGA1851, 1700, 1366, 1200 and 115X together with AMD AM5 and AM4, spanning current desktop sockets from both makers as well as several earlier generations.