AZZA releases new cubic CPU AIO cooler in 240mm and 360mm form factors
AZZA has launched a new series of AIO coolers for CPUs, the Cube series featuring the Cube 240 and Cube 360. I know, the CPU block is all you see at first sight and yes that's pretty much the most eye-catching thing here. So it is a brushed aluminum cube surrounded by a piece of pyramid-shaped see-through piece fitted
AZZA has launched a new series of AIO coolers for CPUs, the Cube series featuring the Cube 240 and Cube 360.
I know, the CPU block is all you see at first sight and yes that's pretty much the most eye-catching thing here. So it is a brushed aluminum cube surrounded by a piece of pyramid-shaped see-through piece fitted with ARGB LEDs for a mind-blowing and unique look.
The strong 4000RPM pump achieves a strong 96L/h flow rate and 1.5mH2O water pressure that is both powerful and stable without sacrificing part durability.
The rectangular fins on the radiator are designed to stand strong and dissipate heat with reduced vibration and thanks to the folds on both ends of the fins, they improve resistance against pressure and bending so you can use it for a long time while minimizing the effects of bending during installation. (Just avoid that at all cost, please)
Water channels are also redesigned with more channels which are fatter and thicker that enabling 33% better water flow compared to previous models.
Let's not forget the 120mm ARGB fans that can achieve 2000RPM with each of them capable of providing 65.2CFM of airflow while operating at a quiet 34dB(A) rating.
Price and Availability
The AZZA Cube series AIO is priced at USD79.99 and USD99.99 for the 240mm and 360mm models respectively.
You can nab one for yourself on both Amazon and Newegg starting right now.
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I know, the CPU block is all you see at first sight and yes that's pretty much the most eye-catching thing here. So it is a brushed aluminum cube surrounded by a piece of pyramid-shaped see-through piece fitted with ARGB LEDs for a mind-blowing and unique look.
The strong 4000RPM pump achieves a strong 96L/h flow rate and 1.5mH2O water pressure that is both powerful and stable without sacrificing part durability.
The rectangular fins on the radiator are designed to stand strong and dissipate heat with reduced vibration and thanks to the folds on both ends of the fins, they improve resistance against pressure and bending so you can use it for a long time while minimizing the effects of bending during installation. (Just avoid that at all cost, please)
Water channels are also redesigned with more channels which are fatter and thicker that enabling 33% better water flow compared to previous models.
Let's not forget the 120mm ARGB fans that can achieve 2000RPM with each of them capable of providing 65.2CFM of airflow while operating at a quiet 34dB(A) rating.
