Deepcool's Ice Wind Pro heatsink ships with a 120mm PWM fan that draws power from a standard 4-pin fan header. The 157mm tall heatsink has four 6mm diameter copper heatpipes that pass through the aluminum fins in an ~80mm long straight row. Each heatpipe is 5mm from the previous. The aluminum fins measure 0.4mm thick and are spaced 2.0mm apart. The bottom-most fin is elevated 47mm above the base for motherboard clearance.

The four 6mm diameter copper heat pipes are swaged into the aluminum base plate in such a way that the center-most heatpipes intersect the fins farthest from the center. The heatpipes pass through the fins in a straight row, 79mm across. The fan is held on with springy wire fan clips that are easy to install, four rubber pads prevent rattling between the fan and aluminum fins. From the center of CPU to the outside edge of the fan frame is 55mm, if your wondering about tall memory module clearance.

The aluminum and exposed heatpipe base of the Ice Wind Pro heatsink measures 46x42mm in size. The aluminum support plate for the mounting brackets is a good 11.5mm thick. Looking at the top of the heatsink we can more clearly see how Deepcool engineers have configured all four heatpipes in a row, spaced just 10mm apart on center.