Processor cooler THERMALTAKE Toughair 510, dual 120 mm fans, 4 heat pipes, 159.5×98.8×123.6 mm, black

TOUGHAIR 510 is a single-tower, dual-fan CPU air cooler that combines a newly designed heatsink with two optimized 120 mm high static pressure fans and four U‑shape heat pipes to ensure effective heat dissipation. The cooler supports mainstream Intel and AMD sockets and is rated to handle up to 180 W TDP while keeping a compact footprint (98.8 × 123.6 × 159.5 mm).

Advantages

The dual-fan single-tower layout increases airflow through the fin stack while the asymmetric fin structure reduces turbulence and straightens airflow for improved heat transfer. Four Ø6 mm copper heat pipes make direct contact with the CPU surface for efficient thermal conduction, and the high static pressure 120 mm fans spin up to 2000 RPM (500–2000 RPM range) to deliver stronger cooling performance when required. The cooler is finished in black to match common PC builds.

Suitable for

• Air cooling for mainstream Intel and AMD desktop processors (see supported sockets)
• Small to mid-tower PC cases where a compact cooler height is needed
• Systems requiring moderate cooling up to 180 W TDP

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Fan speed: 500–2000 RPM
• Maximum static pressure: 2.41 mmH2O
• Heat pipes: 4 × Ø6 mm, U‑shape, direct-touch
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 98.8 × 123.6 × 159.5 mm
• Supported sockets: Intel LGA1200/1156/1155/1151/1150; AMD AM4/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2/FM2/FM1
• Colour: Black
• Manufacturer model: Thermaltake TOUGHAIR 510 (CL-P075-AL12BL-A)

How to use

Mount the cooler according to the motherboard socket type using the supplied bracket and hardware. Apply a thin, even layer of thermal paste to the CPU heatspreader, align the cooler so the heat pipe base makes full contact, and secure the mounting mechanism evenly to avoid uneven pressure. Connect the fan cable to the CPU_FAN or AIO_FAN header on the motherboard for PWM speed control and verify that fans spin and airflow orientation matches case ventilation.

Recommendations

For best results, ensure case airflow supports the cooler's push‑pull configuration: intake air should flow through the front or bottom and exhaust out the rear or top. Regularly clean dust from the fans and fin stack to maintain cooling efficiency and monitor fan speeds via motherboard software to confirm operation within the 500–2000 RPM range.