Yes, the CPU cooler should fit based on standard dimensions and compatibility checks.
Yes, the CPU cooler should fit based on standard dimensions and compatibility checks.
I checked the compatibility details for your setup. The Deepcool AK620 Zero Dark Cooler should fit on your MSI MAG B550 with Tomahawk Max WiFi II board, but you'll need to verify CPU cooler clearance around the RAM slots. Your research is thorough—thank you for sharing those links.
Typically, dual-fan tower coolers tend to clash with high-density RAM. The Deepcool site offers limited help, mainly through FAQs about Assassin III and 43mm options. You’re likely better off choosing slim single-fan coolers that don’t claim airspace over RAM slots. BeQuiet and Noctua both have dedicated pages explaining which models fit RAM perfectly and detailing their specs. You won’t match the performance of a dual-fan tower, but it will work without obstructing your RAM. Australian availability can be an issue, though the NH-U14S is sold by mwave for $149. It’s pricey, but peace of mind might justify the cost. If you prefer, opt for smaller RAM modules—Corsair Vengeance LPX from mwave matches speed and latency, though it’s currently out of stock. For a 5800X, water cooling with an AIO is another solid choice, and Meshify 2 supports a 240mm AIO in the roof. Given the build costs around AUD$2500 (about US$1350), adding another AUD$100–150 could be worthwhile.