Arrefecedor de CPU a ar GAMDIAS Boreas E2-41D – preto, ventoinha PWM de 120mm, 4 heatpipes de cobre, 180W TDP, compatível com Intel & AMD

PC builders pushing their processors hard need a cooler that can keep up. The GAMDIAS Boreas E2-41D handles up to 180W TDP, making it a solid pick for mid-range to high-end gaming rigs and workstations. Its 120mm PWM fan spins from 800 to 2000 RPM, balancing airflow and noise automatically, while four 6mm copper heat pipes pull heat away from the CPU and into the aluminum fin stack. Fixed RGB lighting adds a subtle glow to your build. Compatible with a wide range of Intel and AMD sockets, including LGA1700 and AM5, this cooler is ready for current and previous generation platforms.

Key specifications

• Cooler type: Air cooler
• TDP: 180W
• Heat pipes: 4 x 6mm copper
• Fan size: 120mm
• Fan speed: 800–2000 RPM ±10%
• Max airflow: 72.6 CFM
• Max static pressure: 2.1 mmH2O
• Max noise level: 31 dBA
• Bearing type: Hydraulic
• Connector: 4-pin PWM
• Lighting: Fixed RGB
• Heatsink material: Aluminum fins, copper heat pipes, copper base
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 120 x 73 x 152 mm
• Colour: Black

Why choose it

The Boreas E2-41D delivers reliable cooling for CPUs up to 180W TDP. Its PWM fan adjusts speed based on temperature, keeping noise low during light tasks and ramping up under load. Four copper heat pipes ensure efficient heat transfer, and the hydraulic bearing extends fan life. Fixed RGB lighting adds a touch of style without the need for software control.

Ideal use cases

• Gaming PCs with mid-range to high-end processors
• Content creation workstations running sustained loads
• Upgrading stock coolers for better thermal performance
• Builds with tempered glass panels that showcase RGB lighting

Good to know

Installation is straightforward with the included mounting kit for both Intel and AMD sockets. The cooler stands 152mm tall, so check your case clearance. The 120mm fan is a standard size, making replacements easy if needed. No software is required for the RGB lighting—it's fixed and always on.