Vortez posted a review on the be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4
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The Dark Rock Pro 4 offers the user up to 250W of heat dissipation via a twin-tower design; that's more than enough to deal with any current consumer CPU, even with a sizeable overclock. That heat is extracted via 7 copper heat pipes, transferring it to the ceramic coated, black fins on either tower. There's also a pair of be quiet!'s Silent Wings fans to ensure airflow is aplenty - a 120mm on the front and a 135mm inside.be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 Review
be quiet! claim to have reduced noise even further since their last Dark Rock Pro 3. They’ve managed this using fluid dynamic bearings with 6-pole motors, advanced wave-countered blades and a decoupled fan mounting system, with rubber pads to reduce vibrations to a minimum.