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Ruth's sister Computer Fan CPU Cooler Radiator RGB LED Heat Sink internal power cable

SKU CH-N57C-X0MPD

Internal power cable for RGB CPU coolers with radiator and heat sink

  • RGB LED lighting adds visual style
  • Radiator and heat-sink design improves thermal dissipation
  • Cooling fan maintains lower CPU temperatures
  • Internal power cable ensures simple installation

RGB LED CPU Cooler Fan

This new internal power cable connects a CPU cooling fan that features an integrated radiator and RGB LED lighting. The assembly is designed to mount inside a PC case and draw heat away from the processor. It arrives in new condition and is ready for installation.

Builders adding RGB cooling

This cable suits builders who want a single fan and radiator unit with RGB illumination for their processor. It is not for buyers who need a liquid cooling loop, a dual-tower air cooler, or a fan without integrated lighting.

Highlights

  • RGB LED lighting adds visual style
  • Radiator and heat-sink design improves thermal dissipation
  • Cooling fan maintains lower CPU temperatures
  • Internal power cable ensures simple installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this RGB cooler and its included internal power cable work with my older motherboard that only has 3-pin fan headers?

The cooler uses a standard fan connector and the RGB cable draws power from a typical internal header; both will fit older boards that provide those sockets.

How can I verify the radiator fan and RGB LEDs are running correctly once installed?

After power-on the fan should spin and the LEDs should cycle through colours; use the motherboard fan curve or supplied controller to confirm speed and lighting respond to temperature changes.

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