Following our detailed discussion on the Light Base 900 & 600 casings, let’s delve into the world of be silent! coolers. Unveiling a new array of AIOs named the Light Loop, alongside the prominence of the Dark Rock 5 on the brand’s expo stage. Additionally, introducing the novel Light Wings LX fans!
be silent! reveals its forthcoming Light Loops:
If be silent! was formerly known for its subtlety, prepare for a change. The aRGB lighting showcased on the Dark Rock Elite was just the beginning… Now, with the AIO Light Loop, a vibrant, multicolored illumination takes center stage… Clearly accentuating the kit’s appearance.
Notably, the pump cover flaunts a see-through lid for optimal light dispersion. On the fan front, we encounter the previously mentioned Light Wings LX.
Available in 240 mm and 360 mm variants, these sets will be compatible with present popular platforms. The compatibility note indicates support for LGA-1851/1700/1200/115x boards, in addition to AMD’s AM4 and AM5.
Prices are projected to range from €130/135 for the 240 mm in black/white and €160/165 for the 360 mm models in black/white. The launch is scheduled for September.
Dark Rock 5 also in attendance:
The Dark Rock 5 represents the single-tower iteration of the new era of be silent! coolers. Embracing the same style as the Dark Rock Pro 5 and Elite, featuring a detachable, magnetic aluminum cover. Additionally, sporting an understated design with a complete black finish across the entire cooler.
The cooler boasts six copper heat pipes, each 6 mm in width, converging at an off-center nickel-plated copper base. This setup aims to prevent interference with the RAM.
On the airflow front, a 120 mm Silent Wings 4 mill is featured. This fan also incorporates rubber silentblocks to diminish unwanted vibrations.
Price: €70, with availability set for this month.
Light Wings LX enthusiasts:
Lastly, the renowned Light Wings LX admirers by be silent! These fans are explicitly designed for luminosity, with blades illuminated by 16 aRGB diodes. Further enhancing light dispersion, the blades are crafted with a frosted effect.
These fans come in 120 mm and 140 mm models, offering two speed selections: PWM and PWM high speed. Operating at 1600 and 2100 rpm for the 120 mm model, and 1200 and 1800 rpm for the 140 mm model.
Pricing is estimated to hover around €20 per piece, with availability projected for September.
