Box, Contents & Bundle
The box features a photo of the AIO on its face. Around the back, you will find some photos of the interchangeable lighting foils that you can apply at the top of the block, creating several interesting effects.
| Bundle Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Part | Quantity |
| 120mm fans (Light Wings LX 120mm – High Speed) | 3 |
| Intel backplate | 1 |
| Intel mounting brackets | 2 |
| AMD upper mounting bridge | 1 |
| AMD lower mounting bridge | 1 |
| Intel spacer nut A | 4 |
| AMD spacer nuts | 4 |
| Mounting bracket fastening screws | 4 |
| Radiator mounting screws | 12 |
| Intel backplate screws | 4 |
| AMD backplate screws | 4 |
| Fan mounting screws | 12 |
| Foil | 10 |
| Thermal paste | 1 |
| PWM/ARGB extension cable | 1 |
The bundle includes all shown above.
The AIO doesn’t come with its fans pre-installed, which could save you some trouble.
The AIO’s block has a convex base.
The radiator has a refill port, which extends the AIO’s lifespan. The tubes connecting it to the block are flexible, but at 400mm, they aren’t so long. I would like to see them extending up to 450mm. Lastly, the radiator, with its 27mm depth, won’t cause compatibility issues with most chassis.
Photos of the block, including the pump. Two cables leave the block: one for power to the pump (4-pin PWM) and one for ARGB lighting.
You can easily install the block’s top cover and use it along with one of the provided ten swappable foils.
The fans use rifle bearings.
The AIO assembled with the fans.
The fans are daisy-chained together, so only two cables leave from the AIO: one 4-pin PWM and one for the ARGB lighting.
