CPU Air Cooler PCCOOLER GI-X6 V2 with 120 mm Fan, 1800 RPM

PCCOOLER GI-X6 V2 with 120 mm Fan, 1800 RPM is a compact CPU air cooler engineered for consumer and gaming desktop systems that require efficient active cooling in confined spaces. The cooler combines a 120 mm fan with a heatsink to reduce CPU temperatures during sustained loads. Its design focuses on straightforward installation and compatibility with common motherboard sockets and mid-tower cases where a smaller cooler footprint is needed.

Advantages

The PCCOOLER GI-X6 V2 delivers a balance of cooling performance and compact size, using a 120 mm fan capable of up to 1800 RPM to move sufficient airflow across the heatsink fins. The unit’s modest height and mounting design minimize interference with RAM modules and case components, while the fan’s speed range helps maintain a predictable acoustic profile under varying loads. Materials and assembly are chosen to provide reliable thermal contact and stable operation in daily desktop use.

Suitable for

• Compact and mid-tower gaming desktops with limited cooler clearance
• Home and office PCs that require improved CPU thermal management
• System upgrades where a straightforward, low-profile cooler is preferred

Key specifications

• Cooling method: air cooling with heatsink and fan
• Fan size: 120 mm
• Maximum fan speed: 1800 RPM
• Compatibility: typical consumer CPU sockets on modern motherboards (check socket support before purchase)
• Form factor: low-to-mid profile cooler suitable for cases with limited top clearance
• Noise and airflow: fan tuned to balance airflow and acoustic output at rated speed

How to use

Prepare the motherboard and CPU by powering down the system and grounding yourself to prevent static discharge. Remove any existing cooler and clean the CPU heatspreader. Apply a thin, even layer of thermal paste to the CPU surface if the cooler does not include pre-applied paste. Position the GI-X6 V2 on the CPU socket according to the mounting instructions, secure the mounting brackets evenly to ensure proper contact, and connect the 3- or 4-pin fan cable to the CPU fan header on the motherboard. After installation, verify fan operation in BIOS or with system monitoring software and monitor temperatures during initial operation to confirm correct seating and thermal performance.

Recommendations

For best results, ensure case airflow is not obstructed and that intake and exhaust fans are properly configured. Clean dust from the fan and heatsink periodically to maintain cooling efficiency, and verify compatibility with your specific CPU socket and RAM height before installation.