Raijintek just released their Cyclops Lite liquid CPU coolers for your computer. These come in black or white colors with either 360 mm or 240 mm radiator sizes. They look cool with a fancy propeller design on the pump that lights up with ARGB colors. You'll find either two or three 120 mm fans included, depending on which size you pick.
The fans hook together easily to keep your case tidy without extra wires hanging around. The main cooling block uses copper to pull heat from your CPU, and the pump inside, thanks to its ceramic parts, should last about 50,000 hours. The radiator itself is made from aluminum to keep things lightweight.
Each Ageras Xtreme fan spins between 800 and 2,200 RPM using a reliable hydraulic bearing that should last about 40,000 hours. They push up to 67.38 CFM of air at 2.57 mm water pressure without making much noise—only 33 decibels at full speed. The clever connection system lets both power and lights run through a single chain.
These coolers work with all recent CPU types, including AMD's AM5 and AM4, plus Intel's newest LGA1851 and older LGA1700 and LGA1200 systems. Raijintek hasn't told anyone the price yet, but these should hit stores soon. The mix of good looks and solid cooling makes these worth checking out for your next PC build.
The fans hook together easily to keep your case tidy without extra wires hanging around. The main cooling block uses copper to pull heat from your CPU, and the pump inside, thanks to its ceramic parts, should last about 50,000 hours. The radiator itself is made from aluminum to keep things lightweight.
Each Ageras Xtreme fan spins between 800 and 2,200 RPM using a reliable hydraulic bearing that should last about 40,000 hours. They push up to 67.38 CFM of air at 2.57 mm water pressure without making much noise—only 33 decibels at full speed. The clever connection system lets both power and lights run through a single chain.
These coolers work with all recent CPU types, including AMD's AM5 and AM4, plus Intel's newest LGA1851 and older LGA1700 and LGA1200 systems. Raijintek hasn't told anyone the price yet, but these should hit stores soon. The mix of good looks and solid cooling makes these worth checking out for your next PC build.
