Thermaltake just added new CPU air coolers to its budget lineup. The UX400 series comes in three colors: ARGB Sync White, ARGB Sync Black, and matte black. These single-tower coolers measure 125 mm × 92 mm × 152 mm and have four copper heat pipes that touch the CPU directly. Each cooler has a 120 mm fan running at 700-1800 RPM, pushing 62.72 CFM of air with 1.47 mm-H2O pressure at just 25 dBA noise.
The ARGB Sync models feature nine colorful LEDs you can control through motherboard software from major brands like ASUS and MSI. These coolers can handle CPUs up to 240W TDP and work with all current Intel and AMD sockets, even the newest LGA1851 and AM5. They look almost identical to last year's UX200 SE series but have improved heatpipe placement for better component clearance and an upgraded fan.
These coolers are very affordable. The fancy ARGB Sync versions cost about $24 in Taiwan, whether you pick black or white. If you want to save money, the plain matte black model sells for around $21. These prices make the UX400 series perfect for budget PC builders who need decent cooling without spending much cash.
The ARGB Sync models feature nine colorful LEDs you can control through motherboard software from major brands like ASUS and MSI. These coolers can handle CPUs up to 240W TDP and work with all current Intel and AMD sockets, even the newest LGA1851 and AM5. They look almost identical to last year's UX200 SE series but have improved heatpipe placement for better component clearance and an upgraded fan.
These coolers are very affordable. The fancy ARGB Sync versions cost about $24 in Taiwan, whether you pick black or white. If you want to save money, the plain matte black model sells for around $21. These prices make the UX400 series perfect for budget PC builders who need decent cooling without spending much cash.
