We can safely assume that the six-pipe variant can handle a similar amount of heat, if not a bit more. There isn’t any measurement data yet for comparison, but the original model is rated with a 105W TDP. China’s XFastest has gotten its hands on a revised model that features six copper heat pipes instead of four. As a stock cooler, the Wraith Prism performs well and is quite adequate for standard builds, but AMD has decided to improve its design. If you have any questions about the origin of a cooler, please verify the solution here.” “We are actively investigating the source of these products and will take necessary actions to enforce our rights to ensure users receive genuine AMD products. Please be aware that those solutions are not genuine AMD products and have not been tested and validated by AMD to meet our build quality and performance requirements. “It has come to our attention that third-party coolers using six heat pipes that are designed to look like an official AMD Wraith Prism solution, including the illegitimate use of AMD branding, are now entering the market. Our current solutions, the details of which can be found at AMD Wraith cooling solutions, use four heat pipes and AMD has no plans at this time to introduce a new AMD Wraith Prism cooler with additional heat pipes. “AMD is pleased to offer market-leading premium Wraith Cooler thermal solutions for Socket AM4 and AMD Ryzen processors. Whoever produced them did a very convincing job. AMD has confirmed that these are actually counterfeits.

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