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NO. Dragon Scale 240 ARGB Edition CPU Liquid Cooler
A 240 mm water-cooled CPU radiator with copper-aluminium construction, hydraulic-bearing fans running at 800-1800 RPM, 36.5 dB noise and a 40 000-hour rated life
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- ARGB lighting syncs across your build
- 240 mm radiator dissipates heat through copper-aluminium bonding
- Hydraulic-bearing fans run 800-1800 RPM for strong airflow
- 5 dB noise keeps the system ultra quiet
- 40000-hour rated life supports long-term reliability
Dragon Scale 240 ARGB CPU Cooler
This all-in-one liquid cooler targets desktop builders who want quiet, water-based CPU cooling with addressable RGB lighting. The copper-aluminium radiator and hydraulic-bearing fans combine to move heat away from the processor while keeping noise low.
Upgrade from stock air coolers
The pump-and-radiator design replaces basic boxed heatsinks when thermal headroom runs out or when acoustic comfort matters more than minimal cost. The jump is worth it once sustained workloads push an air cooler into its loudest fan curves.
Suits universal socket platforms
The cooler fits universal CPU mounting kits and suits users who value silent operation, ARGB sync and a 40000-hour rated fan life. Builders needing a smaller radiator for compact cases or a non-illuminated unit should consider other form factors.
Highlights
- ARGB lighting syncs across your build
- 240 mm radiator dissipates heat through copper-aluminium bonding
- Hydraulic-bearing fans run 800-1800 RPM for strong airflow
- 5 dB noise keeps the system ultra quiet
- 40000-hour rated life supports long-term reliability
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
What mounting clearance does the 240 mm radiator need?
The 240 mm radiator fits standard dual-fan mounting points; verify your chassis has space for a 240 mm water-cooled radiator before purchase.
How do I connect the hydraulic-bearing fans for intelligent temperature control?
Plug the fan headers into the motherboard CPU_FAN or SYS_FAN ports and enable PWM control in BIOS so the 800-1800 RPM range responds to CPU temperature.
When should I expect to replace the cooler given its rated service life?
The hydraulic-bearing fans are rated for 40000 hours of operation; plan replacement once continuous running time approaches that figure.
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