349 yuan for Ya Jun G6 PRO Air-cooled radiator launched: Six heat pipes, dual towers, 12cm + 13cm dual fans supporting 280W cooling
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Ya Jun (ProArtist) launches the G6 PRO air-cooled radiator, which is priced at 349 yuan on JD.com, with the manufacturer providing a 3-year warranty. This product features a six-tube dual-tower design, paired with 12cm and 13cm fans, and the official claimed total heat dissipation power can reach 280W. It also supports the Intel LGA 1700/1851 and AMD AM5 platforms.
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News from the IT community on October 12th: Ya Jun ( ProArtist ) has newly launched a G6 PRO air-cooled radiator, which is now available for purchase. On JD.com, it is listed at 349 yuan, and the manufacturer provides a 3-year warranty service.

Yajun G6 PRO features a six-tube heat pipe dual-tower design, with overall dimensions of 125×109×158mm. It is paired with a combination of 12cm and 13cm fans, and the official rated total thermal dissipation power can reach 280W (Note from IT: the standard version has 265W).

This radiator is compatible with most mainstream computer cases on the market, and the memory supports a maximum height of 38mm by default; the top of the radiator is decorated with anodized plating, sandblasted, and brushed metal covers; the heat pipes and fins are combined using a Fin process, followed by reflow soldering with a slightly raised copper base.

Its heat pipe is designed against gravity, so the installation orientation does not affect performance. The theoretical heat transfer capacity of a single heat pipe can reach 50W, and its surface is nickel-plated to prevent oxidation. In terms of platform fasteners, it supports Intel's LGA 1700/1851 and AMD's AM5.

Both standard fans belong to the brand-new TonicFan series, which are designed based on quasi-industrial standards. They feature copper riveted heads, fan blade iron casings, ball bearings, and copper middle tubes. The fan blades undergo double-sided dynamic balance correction to reduce operating vibrations. The central fan has dimensions of 130×130×25mm, with a maximum rotational speed of 1600 RPM ±10%, and can provide a maximum air flow of 75 CFM and a maximum static pressure of 1.4mmH₂O. The full-load noise level is 33 decibels. The front fan has dimensions of 130×120×25mm; by reducing its size, more space is created for other components. It has a maximum rotational speed of 2500 RPM ±10%, and can provide a maximum air flow of 84 CFM and a maximum static pressure of 3.65mmH₂O. The full-load noise level is 41 decibels.

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