DeepCool Captain 240 PRO review - Features

Name: DeepCool Captain 240 PRO review
Brand: DeepCool Captain 240 PRO

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 02/05/2019 12:55 PM [

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Specifications

Ever since the birth of liquid CPU cooler, leakage has been an inevitable risk for every user. After years of R&D, Deepcool has finally developed the leakage free solution - the Automatic Pressure Relieving Radiator. With this patented technology, any pressure within the circulation system will be released into the air, CAPTAIN PRO has no reason to leak. Besides safety, technologies in this cooler like two-chamber pump, three-phase winding motor continue to provide the top-notch cooling performance, TDP 250W. Lastly, the upgraded Addressable RGB lighting system can be controlled by either the included controller or specified motherboard. With the included 5-port hub, RGB syncing is easier than ever.

Highly efficient liquid cooling & outstanding durability

Thanks to the application of new patented technology, every drop of coolant within the optimized self-governed circulation channel will be fully used and take the heat away in a most efficient way. Meanwhile, with the adoption of anti-explosion rubber, which also features anti-corrosion, crush resistance and thermo stability, the safety and stability of the self-governed circulation channel will be greatly guaranteed.

By equipping unique silent double-blade fan with anti-shock pad, CAPTAIN PRO Series can not only offer a higher air pressure for radiator to take the heat away efficiently, but also maintain an extremely low noise environment as de-vibration rubber will absorb most operating noise. The advanced detachable blade design and built-in 3-proof functions (Dustproof, Waterproof, Oil-leakage proof) of TF120 fan will satisfy your DIY enthusiasm to build a unique rig. What’s more, upgraded tooling free installation solution, combined with 100% solid metal material clip, makes a simplified installation but a firmer structure.

Price

MSRP: $139.99 USD

The cooler is compatible with every CPU from Intel and Advanced Micro Devices and that even includes socket LGA 2011 for Haswell-E and/or AMD FM2. Heck, even the older Socket 775 are listed to be compatible. The AIO unit features universal socket support including Intel LGA2011, 1366, 1156, 1155 and LGA775 as well as all AMD sockets including AM4 and Threadripper SP3.

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