Specifications
- Model
- DARK ROCK PRO 6
- TDP (W)
- 300
- Color Option
- Black
- Overall Dimensions (L x W x H) mm
- 147 × 140 × 169
- Total Weight kg
- 1.34
- Socket Compatibility Intel
- 1851 / 1700 / 1200 / 1150 / 1151 / 1155
- Socket Compatibility AMD
- AM5 / AM4
- Noise Level @50% PWM dB(A)
- 7.5
- Noise Level @75% PWM dB(A)
- 20.2
- Noise Level @100% PWM dB(A)
- 32.4
- Number of Fans
- 2
- Fan Model
- 120 × 120 × 25 / 135 × 135 × 25 Silent Wings PWM
- Fan Speed @100% PWM rpm
- 2000 / 1900
- Airflow @100% PWM (CFM)
- 52.94 / 79.48
- Airflow @100% PWM (m³/h)
- 89.95 / 135.04
- Air Pressure @100% PWM mm H₂O
- 2.5 / 2.25
- Bearing Technology
- Fluid Dynamic Bearing
- Motor Technology
- 6‑pole fan motor
- Rated Voltage V
- 12
- Input Current A
- 0.15 / 0.15
- Safety Current A
- 0.20 / 0.40
- Input Power W
- 2.4 / 4.8
- Connector
- 4‑pin PWM
- Cable Length mm
- 120 / 80
- Lifespan h @25 °C
- 300,000
- Y‑Cable Included
- Yes
- Thermal Grease Type
- Included
- Mounting Set
- Intel & AMD
- Screwdriver Included
- Yes
- User Manual Languages
- CN, DE, EN, ES, FR, JP, PL, RU, TW
- Approvals
- CE, UKCA, UL, RCM
- RoHS Compliant
- Yes
- WEEE Compliant
- Yes
- Triman Compliant
- Yes
- Warranty Years
- 3
- International Hotline Included
- Yes (DE, FR, US)
- Package Dimensions (L x W x H) mm
- 212 × 193 × 224
- Gross Weight Package kg
- 2.089
- Shipping Box Dimensions (L x W x H) mm
- 452 × 412 × 486
- Shipping Box Gross Weight kg
- 17.9
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What reviewers say

The review praises the be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 6 for its superb build quality, excellent cooling performance—capable of handling a 16‑core Ryzen 9 at very low fan speeds—and exceptionally quiet operation. The author highlights its clean design, good RAM clearance, and reasonable price, while noting minor drawbacks such as fiddly cable connections and a large footprint.
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The review praises the be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 6 as a high‑end air cooler that delivers near‑flagship cooling performance while maintaining very low noise levels and a clean, premium aesthetic. It highlights its excellent build quality, easy installation, good RAM clearance, and balanced acoustic design with a Quiet mode that often becomes inaudible under normal loads. The reviewer notes that the cooler can become audible under extreme overclocking but remains pleasant, and acknowledges that its price places it in competition with AIO liquid coolers that may offer slightly better peak performance for aggressive overclocks.
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APH Networks praises the be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 6 for its solid construction, effective cooling performance that surpasses its predecessor, and user‑friendly installation. The review notes a few drawbacks: it can still be audible under full load, its 169 mm height may cause clearance issues with memory modules, and the $130 price tag is on the higher side.
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EnosTech.com reviews the be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 6 as a flagship air cooler that delivers performance comparable to Noctua’s NH‑D15 G2 while offering better acoustics and a unified, closed design. The review highlights its excellent thermal handling of high‑TDP workloads, solid build quality, and thoughtful features such as rail‑mounted front fan, integrated middle fan, P/Q mode toggle, and AMD AM5 offset brackets.
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The Root‑Nation review praises the be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 6 as a large, powerful, and very quiet cooler that outperforms its predecessor while keeping key design features. It highlights the dual‑tower layout, seven heat pipes, nickel‑plated base, and two Silent Wings fans with long lifespans. The reviewer notes the passive mode capability (fans stop at idle) and the lack of RGB as positives. Compatibility concerns are mentioned—its size requires a roomy chassis—and the author advises careful case selection or opting for liquid cooling if RAM clearance is critical. Overall, the review recommends the cooler for gaming CPUs, especially when paired with an X3D processor, noting it delivers excellent temperatures without excessive noise.
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Our take
Based on 5 reviews
Five positive reviews agree the be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 6 delivers excellent cooling performance, maintains very low noise levels, and features solid build quality with user-friendly installation. Reviewers consistently highlight its premium aesthetic, good RAM clearance, and effective thermal handling for high-TDP workloads.
However, reviewers split on its practicality: two note it can become audible under full load or extreme overclocking, while others find it inaudible under normal use. Its large 169mm height and footprint require careful case selection, and some note its price places it in competition with AIO liquid coolers. Buyers should prioritize acoustic comfort and build quality over peak overclocking performance.
Pros
- Excellent cooling performance
- Very low noise levels
- Solid build quality
- User-friendly installation
Cons
- Large 169mm height
- Can become audible under load
- High price point
Best for: Gaming CPUs and X3D processors where acoustic comfort and build quality matter more than extreme overclocking.






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