Figure 4 illustrates the front of the cooler. Here you can see the aluminum heatsink and the black frame of the fan.
Figure 4: Front view
Figure 5 reveals the side of the cooler. Here it is clear that the heatsink is a single aluminum piece.
Figure 5: Side view
In Figure 6, you can see the top of the cooler, where the 92 mm fan with white blades is located.
Figure 6: Top view
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