GameMax IceChill 240

The GameMax IceChill 240 is exactly what you need to get the best out of a professional PC. It will help you to decrease the extremely high operating temperature of the processor by causing a better airflow in the PC case. As this is a water-cooled circuit with a special construction, this also guarantees that your PC will look original. A uniquely developed liquid moves through the hoses, which is then cooled in the large radiator fitted with 2 fans. The GameMax IceChill 240 is a suitable replacement for an old cooler that wastes energy. This new water-cooling type has added the possibility of speed control and has a sophisticated backlight. The water-cooling system from GameMax supports AM3, AM3+, AM4, FM2 and FM2+ AMD sockets, and 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200, 2011, 2011-3 and 2066 Intel sockets.

GameMax IceChill 240 Water Cooling Key Features

• Customise your cooling your favourite colour with the help of the RGB backlight
• Suitable for sockets from AMD: AM3, AM3+, AM4, FM2 and FM2+
• Suitable for sockets from Intel: 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200, 2011, 2011-3 and 2066
• Fans manage up to 1900 RPM
• Maximum noise does not exceed 28,8dB

GameMax Water Cooler Adjustments

This set that can cool down the most progressive processors, is built from 2 piece(s) fans, reliable pumps and a comprehensive radiator. You can keep the water cooler for the CPU at a desired temperature by individually setting the fan speed. The highest speed you can set it to is 1900RPM. In addition to adjusting the speed, you may use the RGB backlighting and illuminate your PC in your favorite colour.

A New Cooling Method with this

If you still doubt about buying a liquid CPU cooler instead of an air cooler, then you should definitely consider the next section carefully. Generally, a CPU water cooler fills a smaller share of the valuable space on your computer than a bulky air cooler. Installation takes only a few minutes, as the system is completely closed and is quick and easy to position, even in compact spaces. GameMax, the manufacturer, took care to ensure that the coolant stay sealed in the tubing and require zero maintenance for years. You don't have to worry about dampness short-circuiting your PC.