Arctic Inc. via Amazon has for Prime Members: Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280 A-RGB All-in-One CPU Water Cooler (LGA1700 Compatible, Black) on sale for $112.99 - $25.99 Prime Savings - 18% when you clip the coupon on the product page = $71.34. Shipping is free.
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The Liquid Freezer II 280 A-RGB is compatible with Intel's new Alder Lake processors - Socket LGA1700
24 digital A-RGB LEDs placed along the fan hubs plus the transparent rotor, with its closed design, provide even and rich illumination
The PWM and A-RGB cables of the radiator fans are integrated into the sheathing of the hoses, reducing visible cables to a minimum
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Arctic Inc. via Amazon has for Prime Members: Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280 A-RGB All-in-One CPU Water Cooler (LGA1700 Compatible, Black) on sale for $112.99 - $25.99 Prime Savings - 18% when you clip the coupon on the product page = $71.34. Shipping is free.
Note: You must be logged into your Amazon Prime account to see special $87 list price. Coupons are usually limited to one per account. Click here to check for eligibility or for more information on the coupon.
Thanks to Deal Hunter SehoneyDP for finding this deal.
About this Item:
The Liquid Freezer II 280 A-RGB is compatible with Intel's new Alder Lake processors - Socket LGA1700
24 digital A-RGB LEDs placed along the fan hubs plus the transparent rotor, with its closed design, provide even and rich illumination
The PWM and A-RGB cables of the radiator fans are integrated into the sheathing of the hoses, reducing visible cables to a minimum
Model: ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 280 A-RGB - Multi-Compatible All-in-one CPU AIO Water Cooler with A-RGB, efficient PWM-Controlled Pump, Fan Speed: 200-1900 RPM, LGA1700 Compatible - Black
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"240" is using quantity 2 of 120mm fans, "280" is using quantity 2 of 140mm fans.
The radiator area of the 280 is 36% larger than the 240. Also 140mm fans are generally more efficient than 120mm fans.
If you keep RPM the same between 120 and 140 fans, then the 140 will move more air at the same RPM.
If you keep air flow the same between 120 and 140 fans, then the 140 will run at a lower RPM and essentially quieter for the same airflow.
Just look up the dimensions for these units since Arctic uses a much thicker radiator and you need to also factor in the thickness of the fans. A 280 is wider than a 240, make sure your case, mobo, and ram configuration can handle the 280 in the top or front of the case.
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Compare to 240 which one is better
"240" is using quantity 2 of 120mm fans, "280" is using quantity 2 of 140mm fans.
The radiator area of the 280 is 36% larger than the 240. Also 140mm fans are generally more efficient than 120mm fans.
If you keep RPM the same between 120 and 140 fans, then the 140 will move more air at the same RPM.
If you keep air flow the same between 120 and 140 fans, then the 140 will run at a lower RPM and essentially quieter for the same airflow.
Just look up the dimensions for these units since Arctic uses a much thicker radiator and you need to also factor in the thickness of the fans. A 280 is wider than a 240, make sure your case, mobo, and ram configuration can handle the 280 in the top or front of the case.
Wish they had non-rgb for this price but guess I can't resist arctic 280 for this price
I was the same and don't want a bunch of light on my PC. I just keep them turned off.
One benefit the RGB fans over the non-RGB is the actual fan blade design. There are some good youtube videos showing the RGB is quieter than non-RGB. It's assumed due to the fan blades themselves being connected to eachother with an "outer ring".
Have run a 360 model for 1 year now and absolutely love it. The fans are just as quiet as my Noctua fans in it.
How does this compare to Thermalright's value leaders in the Phantom/Frost Spirit? Those are half the price of this AIO even after the discount. I can't find many direct comparisons online. While I would assume this 280 AIO is better out-right, my question is "are they twice the price better"? If the delta is 3-4C all else being equal, then probably not.
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The radiator area of the 280 is 36% larger than the 240. Also 140mm fans are generally more efficient than 120mm fans.
If you keep RPM the same between 120 and 140 fans, then the 140 will move more air at the same RPM.
If you keep air flow the same between 120 and 140 fans, then the 140 will run at a lower RPM and essentially quieter for the same airflow.
Just look up the dimensions for these units since Arctic uses a much thicker radiator and you need to also factor in the thickness of the fans. A 280 is wider than a 240, make sure your case, mobo, and ram configuration can handle the 280 in the top or front of the case.
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The radiator area of the 280 is 36% larger than the 240. Also 140mm fans are generally more efficient than 120mm fans.
If you keep RPM the same between 120 and 140 fans, then the 140 will move more air at the same RPM.
If you keep air flow the same between 120 and 140 fans, then the 140 will run at a lower RPM and essentially quieter for the same airflow.
Just look up the dimensions for these units since Arctic uses a much thicker radiator and you need to also factor in the thickness of the fans. A 280 is wider than a 240, make sure your case, mobo, and ram configuration can handle the 280 in the top or front of the case.
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One benefit the RGB fans over the non-RGB is the actual fan blade design. There are some good youtube videos showing the RGB is quieter than non-RGB. It's assumed due to the fan blades themselves being connected to eachother with an "outer ring".
Have run a 360 model for 1 year now and absolutely love it. The fans are just as quiet as my Noctua fans in it.
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