Lets Talk About The Iceberg Thermal IceSLEET X5 CPU Cooler

CPU coolers are dime and dozen, literally, all shapes and sizes, a bevy of brands for the chosen. But the Iceberg Thermal IceSLEET X5 profiled in this post has a very peculiar striking design that has grabbed my attention. The CPU cooler resembles a chiseled block of ice. What stands out most with the design is the aqua blue-colored shell that shrouds the heat sink.

Yes, the abstract design is impressive, but our primary focus should be the cooling components and features because it is equally impressive. It has a Vivid ARGB Cooler PWM fan that features an Auto Start/Stops function. The 5-tuned heat pipe has a soldering bond between the fins sheets made explicitly for rapid heat dissipation. The pipe design plays a critical role in optimal performance, allowing a user to overclock any processor. Notably, the copper base covers the entire processor. What's a CPU cooler without a standardized 120mm fan, which the IceSLEET X5 has, with speeds between 500-1850RPM during peak operation.

Varying publishers have already reviewed the IceSleet X5, and, in their test, they've discovered that the CPU cooler runs quietly under heavy workloads. A plus if you plan on building a low acoustic system.

It's worth noting the IceSLEET X5CPU cooler is compatible with Intel and AMD systems, with a $64.99 price point available at Amazon.

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