DeepCool announces that it will provide free-of-charge mounting kits for AMD’s upcoming AM5 platform, enabling customers to continue using their existing DeepCool CPU coolers on the newest generation AMD CPUs (LGA1718).
DeepCool announces that it will provide free-of-charge mounting kits for AMD’s upcoming AM5 platform, enabling customers to continue using their existing DeepCool CPU coolers on the newest generation AMD CPUs (LGA1718).
AMD Ryzen 7000 Series processor reviews are officially out today. While the AM5 socket specifications share some similarities with the previous-generation AM4 socket, some brands feel the need to release a new set of mounting hardware to address differences they claim to exist. Noctua has already released their new AM5 mounting kits for their existing line-up. Now, DeepCool follows suit with their new AMD AM5 mounting kit, also for their current CPU cooler lineup.
Press Release
The new processor will have a new IHS design, and will feature support for DDR5 RAM and PCI-E 5.0. The AM5 socket will utilize the same mounting pattern as the AM4 socket, but there is a slight variance in the height of the installed processor. Due to the slight variance, some DeepCool coolers will need to utilize upgraded mounting hardware.
To help with the transition, DeepCool is releasing mounting upgrade kits that will be compatible with AM5 socket. These kits will feature hardware associated for the socket and include components required to perform the installation.
For a limited time, customers in the continental United States (lower 48 states) can obtain a free mounting kit by contacting HERE with proof of purchase of either an AM5 processor or an AM5 motherboard (X670) to reserve. Shipping to other regions such as Hawaii, Alaska, American territories, Canada, and Mexico, shipping charges will be incurred. Without an invoice, mounting kits will be available for purchase. Users who want faster, expedited shipping, are recommended to go to the Amazon Store, depending on their region of purchase.
Users who are using DeepCool coolers can also verify if their cooler needs a kit by going to www.deepcool.com. There they can enter the serial number of the cooler used for verification, followed by the next steps to complete the transaction.
To help with the transition, DeepCool is releasing mounting upgrade kits that will be compatible with AM5 socket. These kits will feature hardware associated for the socket and include components required to perform the installation.
For a limited time, customers in the continental United States (lower 48 states) can obtain a free mounting kit by contacting HERE with proof of purchase of either an AM5 processor or an AM5 motherboard (X670) to reserve. Shipping to other regions such as Hawaii, Alaska, American territories, Canada, and Mexico, shipping charges will be incurred. Without an invoice, mounting kits will be available for purchase. Users who want faster, expedited shipping, are recommended to go to the Amazon Store, depending on their region of purchase.
Users who are using DeepCool coolers can also verify if their cooler needs a kit by going to www.deepcool.com. There they can enter the serial number of the cooler used for verification, followed by the next steps to complete the transaction.
Source: DeepCool Newsroom
