X-GAMERX MK6 Dual Tower CPU Cooler

1. Introduction

The X-GAMERX MK6 is a high-performance dual tower air-cooled CPU cooler designed for efficient heat dissipation in desktop computer systems. It features a digital display for real-time temperature and usage monitoring, ARGB lighting, and wide compatibility with various CPU sockets. This cooler is engineered to balance superior cooling performance with quiet operation and easy installation, making it suitable for a range of applications from office work to light gaming.

Key features include:

• Efficient Air-Cooled Heat Dissipation: Equipped with a high-speed silent fan and an optimized heat sink fin design, it provides large air volume and high air pressure to quickly dissipate heat from the CPU and GPU.
• Quiet and Low-Noise Operation: The fan utilizes a hydraulic bearing and noise-reducing fan blade design for quiet operation, even under high-load conditions.
• Wide Compatibility: Compatible with most ATX, MATX, and ITX desktop cases and various mainstream computer hardware layouts.
• Stable, Durable, and Easy to Maintain: Constructed with high-quality ABS fan frame and metal heat sink fins for long service life. Fan blades are easily detachable for cleaning.
• Easy Installation Design: Features standard fixing screws and a straightforward wiring process for quick installation.
• Optional Lighting Configuration: Supports RGB/single-color lighting effects, synchronizable with motherboard lighting or adjustable via an independent controller.

2. Specifications

Figure 2.1: X-GAMERX MK6 Specification Table and Dimensions

Technical Specifications

Feature	Detail
Model Name	Aeolus MK6
Dimensions (L*W*H)	125*136.5*162mm
Heat Pipes	6 * Φ6mm
Fan Dimensions	120*120*25mm
Fan Speed	800-2000RPM ±10%
Air Flow	89.4 CFM (Max.)
Air Pressure	2.2 mmH₂O (Max.)
Noise Level	32.5 dBA (Max.)
Rated Voltage	DC 12V
Rated Current	0.22A
Rated Power	2.64W
Bearing Type	Hydraulic Bearing
TDP	220W
Power Interface	4PIN
Fan Life	40,000 hrs
Blade Quantity	7
Supported CPU Sockets	Intel: LGA1851/1700/115X/1200/1366 AMD: AM5/AM4/AM3

For additional details, you may refer to the official user manual PDF: User Manual (PDF)

3. Package Contents

The X-GAMERX MK6 CPU Cooler package includes the following components:

Figure 3.1: Full set of buckles and installation hardware

• X-GAMERX MK6 CPU Cooler Unit
• Intel Backplate
• Universal Brackets (for Intel and AMD)
• Intel Screws
• AMD Screws
• 1851/1700 Spacers
• AMD/115X/1200 Spacers
• Thermal Grease

4. Setup and Installation

4.1. Installation Preparation

1. Power Off: Turn off all power supplies to your computer, unplug the power cable and all external device cables to ensure the computer is completely powered off. Live operation is strictly prohibited to avoid electric shock or hardware damage.
2. Prepare Tools: Gather necessary tools such as screwdrivers and optional cable ties.
3. Clean Chassis: Clean any dust and debris inside the chassis. Ensure the cooler's installation position is clean, free of obstacles, and matches the cooler's size.
4. Inspect Cooler: Check if the cooler's appearance is intact, fan blades are undamaged and free of jamming, and wires are intact. Confirm all accessories (screws, gaskets, etc.) are complete.

4.2. Installation Steps

Figure 4.1: Multi-platform Compatibility

Figure 4.2: Memory Avoidance Design

1. Determine Installation Direction: The side of the cooler fan with the LOGO/label is the air intake side, and the back is the air exhaust side. For optimal heat dissipation, it is recommended to install the front and bottom of the chassis as air intake, and the rear and top as air exhaust.
2. Fix the Cooler: Align the cooler with the reserved installation holes in the chassis. Adjust its position so the screw holes of the cooler align with the chassis installation holes. Pass the supporting screws through the installation holes and evenly tighten them with a screwdriver. Ensure the cooler is firmly installed without loosening or shaking.
3. Wiring Operation:
   • Insert the cooler power cable into the corresponding SYS_FAN/CHA_FAN interface on the motherboard. Choose an interface that supports speed regulation if available, and ensure it is inserted firmly until a click is heard.
   • For models with lighting function, insert the lighting cable into the motherboard's RGB/ARGB interface or a supporting controller. Pay attention to the pin direction to avoid reversing.
4. Cable Organization: Use cable ties to organize and fix excess wires. Avoid wire tangling and blocking the chassis air duct. Ensure wires do not touch fan blades or other rotating components to prevent abnormal noise or jamming.

5. Operating Instructions

5.1. Power-On and Initial Check

1. After installation, double-check that all wirings are firm and interfaces are correctly inserted.
2. Plug in the power cable and turn on the computer.
3. After power-on, observe if the cooler fan rotates normally and if there is any abnormal noise or jamming.
4. For models with lighting function, check if the lighting is normally on. If any abnormality occurs, immediately cut off power and troubleshoot.

5.2. Digital Display Functionality

The X-GAMERX MK6 features a digital display on its top cover, providing real-time monitoring of CPU and GPU temperature and usage. This allows users to easily understand the computer's instantaneous data.

Figure 5.1: Digital Temperature Display

Figure 5.2: X-GAMERX Driver Software Interface

Note: To enable the digital display and extract motherboard temperature data, drivers must be installed. Your computer motherboard must have a 9-pin USB 2.0 interface to support this feature.

Driver Download URL: http://www.powertrain-pc.com/

6. Maintenance

6.1. Regular Cleaning

• In daily use, it is recommended to clean the dust on the cooler fan blades and heat sink fins every 1-2 months.
• You can use a hair dryer (on cool air setting) or a soft brush to clean, avoiding dust accumulation that can affect heat dissipation efficiency.

6.2. Environmental Considerations

• During long-term use, ensure the chassis is well-ventilated.
• Avoid piling up debris around the chassis that could block air inlets and outlets, ensuring the heat dissipation air duct remains unobstructed.

7. Cautions and Safety Information

• ATTENTION: Not suitable for children aged 0-3. For children aged 14 and under, adult supervision is recommended when the device is powered on.
• Prohibition: It is strictly prohibited to install, disassemble the cooler, or plug/unplug wires when the computer is powered on. This can lead to electric shock, fan blade damage, or personal injury.
• Tightening Screws: Ensure screws are properly tightened during installation. Over-tightening can deform the cooler frame and cause fan jamming; under-tightening can lead to vibration and abnormal noise.
• No Disassembly/Modification: Do not disassemble or modify the main body of the cooler (including the fan and heat sink fins) yourself, and do not add oil to the fan. Unauthorized modifications will void the product warranty.
• Environmental Conditions: Avoid placing the cooler in humid, high-temperature, dusty, strong magnetic, or corrosive environments. Avoid direct sunlight, rain, or water splashes to prevent short circuits, rust, or aging.
• Abnormal Operation: If the cooler exhibits abnormal noise, jamming, non-rotation, abnormal lighting, or a significant decrease in heat dissipation, immediately cut off power and stop using it. Troubleshoot or contact after-sales service.
• Moving Computer: When moving or transporting the computer, always turn off the power and unplug the power cable first to prevent damage to the cooler.
• Foreign Objects: Do not insert fingers, wires, paper scraps, or other foreign objects into the fan to avoid jamming the fan blades, which can lead to fan damage or hardware failure.
• Professional Repair: Non-professionals should not attempt to repair the cooler themselves. If a fault occurs, contact official after-sales service to avoid secondary damage or safety hazards.

8. Troubleshooting

8.1. The Cooler Fan Does Not Rotate

• Check if the power cable is plugged in tightly and the interface is correctly inserted.
• Confirm if the motherboard SYS_FAN/CHA_FAN interface is normally powered. Try replacing the interface and reinserting.
• Check if the fan is stuck by wires, dust, or other foreign objects. Clean any obstructions and restart the computer.
• If the above steps are ineffective, the fan motor may be damaged. Contact after-sales service for inspection, repair, or replacement.

8.2. Loud Noise and Vibration During Operation

• Check if the cooler installation screws are loose. Re-tighten them and adjust the installation position to ensure flat installation and reduce vibration.
• Check if the fan blades are dusty or have foreign objects. Clean them to ensure smooth rotation.
• If the fan makes friction or impact noise, the fan blade may be deformed or the bearing damaged. Contact after-sales service to replace the fan.

8.3. Poor Heat Dissipation Effect

• Confirm that the cooler installation direction is correct and the chassis air duct is reasonable (front/bottom air intake, rear/top air exhaust). Test after adjusting the installation direction.
• Clean the cooler fan blades, heat sink fins, and the inside of the chassis. Dust accumulation significantly affects heat dissipation efficiency.
• If the computer runs at high load for a long time, reduce the load to avoid excessive hardware heat generation exceeding the cooler's capacity.

8.4. Lights Not Working/Abnormal Lights (Models with Lighting)

• Check if the lighting cable is plugged in tightly and the pin direction is correct. Try reinserting the lighting interface.
• Check if the motherboard lighting control software supports the cooler's lighting function. Confirm software settings are correct and restart the software or computer.
• If the lighting is still abnormal, the lighting cable or controller may be damaged. Contact after-sales service.

8.5. Fan Rotation Is Stuck and Has Abnormal Noise

• Check if the fan blades are wrapped with dust, hair, or other foreign objects. Clean them and test.
• If it remains stuck after cleaning, the fan bearing may be worn. Contact after-sales service to replace the fan. Do not disassemble or add oil yourself.

9. User Tips

• Digital Display Setup: Remember to download and install the X-GAMERX driver from powertrain-pc.com to enable the digital temperature and usage display. Ensure your motherboard has a 9-pin USB 2.0 header for this feature.
• Optimal Airflow: Pay close attention to the recommended air intake (front/bottom) and exhaust (rear/top) directions during installation to maximize cooling efficiency.
• Cable Management: Proper cable management is crucial not only for aesthetics but also to prevent wires from interfering with fan blades, which can cause noise or damage.

10. Warranty and Support

For product use inquiries, fault troubleshooting, or after-sales repair applications, please follow these steps:

1. Preserve Evidence: If you discover product issues, immediately preserve evidence. This includes photos/videos of faulty parts, screenshots of purchase receipts, and logistics delivery records. For damage found during unboxing, provide complete unboxing videos.
2. Contact Support: Contact the purchase merchant or visit the official after-sales platform. Provide the product model, a detailed description of the fault, purchase time, and the scenario of the issue. Submit all preserved evidence. The support staff will assist in handling your request in a timely manner.