be quiet! unveils DARK ROCK 6 and PRO 6 coolers with up to 300W TDP

be quiet! has announced the launch of two new CPU air coolers, the DARK ROCK 6 and the DARK ROCK PRO 6. The company revealed these products on May 6 as part of its latest hardware lineup. These models aim to provide high-performance cooling solutions for modern processors. The DARK ROCK 6 features a single-tower […]

be quiet! unveils DARK ROCK 6 and PRO 6 coolers with up to 300W TDP

be quiet! has announced the launch of two new CPU air coolers, the DARK ROCK 6 and the DARK ROCK PRO 6. The company revealed these products on May 6 as part of its latest hardware lineup. These models aim to provide high-performance cooling solutions for modern processors.

The DARK ROCK 6 features a single-tower design with a single Silent Wings 135mm PWM fan. It utilizes six heat pipes and a nickel-plated copper base to manage heat. The cooler stands 162mm tall and supports processors with a thermal design power of up to 220W. The DARK ROCK PRO 6 adopts a dual-tower configuration with two fans and seven heat pipes. It reaches a height of 169mm and handles cooling loads up to 300W.

DARK ROCK 6 vs DARK ROCK PRO 6 Specifications

Feature DARK ROCK 6 DARK ROCK PRO 6
Cooling Capacity 220W 300W
Design Single Tower Dual Tower
Heat Pipes 6 7
Height 162mm 169mm
Price (UK) 64.99 GBP 79.99 GBP

Both models are available in the UK market with specific pricing. The standard DARK ROCK 6 is priced at 64.99 GBP (about $88.10). The larger DARK ROCK PRO 6 carries a price tag of 79.99 GBP (about $108). These figures represent the official launch costs for the British region.

The new coolers support a semi-passive silent mode to reduce noise during low-load operations. This feature allows the fans to stop spinning when temperatures remain low. The inclusion of Silent Wings fans targets users who prioritize acoustic performance alongside thermal efficiency.

be quiet! has not confirmed the launch window for regions outside the United Kingdom. The company also has not disclosed availability dates for other global markets.

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