DeepCool Liquid CPU Cooler, BNIB

DeepCool Liquid Cooler LT520 240mm 4th Gen Dual-Chamber Pump 3100RPM Multidimensional Infinity Mirror ARGB Block 280w TDP AIO Cooler Anti-Leak Tech CPU Water Cooler for AMD AM4/AM5 LGA 1700/1200, Brand New in the Box/Sealed Features: Combining with the latest multidimensional infinity mirror design of magnetic pump block, DeepCol LT520 CPU liquid cooler creates a “geometric ice cube” to build a visually stunning Aura Sync ARGB LED lighting for gaming enthusiasts High-performance DeepCool LT520 CPU liquid cooler improved the 4th generation pump’s microchannel design to optimize coolant flow, the three-phase brushless motor up to 3100RPM combines thick pure copper plate maximizes overall cooling efficiency. New structure dual-chamber pump brings the cool liquid into the cold plate chamber to cool the CPU first before circulating it through the motor chamber to cool the motor, which makes the motor more efficient dumping less heat into the loop. LT520 CPU liquid cooler combines the 4th generation pump with high-density radiator and DeepCool FK120 fans to provide mighty 280w TDP efficient heat dissipation. Water tubes measure 410mm length with two tube clips for neat management in PC case LT Series liquid coolers equipped with DeepCool’s Anti-Leak patent technology, the pressure-relief device in the top of radiator vents inner air pressure caused by high temperature to block potential leaking accident after long-term use LT520 AIO cooler radiator measures 282*120*27mm with 13 rows of fins and fin density about 24 fins per inch to realize the heat dissipation efficiently with two 120mm DeepCool FK120 fans for better heat dissipation DeepCool FK120 FDB fan up to 2250RPM offers 85.85CFM air flow each to support the powerful air cooling system, The noise damping pads in fan corners avoid vibration and keep full load noise level under 32.9dB(A) for better using experience DeepCool LT series AIO coolers support AMD AM4/AM5 and Intel LGA 1700/1200/1151/1150/1155/2066/2011-v3/2011

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