EK AIO 240 D-RGB review

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So here is the phase where we slowly start assembling a test setup. First, we mount the fans to the radiator, four screws each. I cannot make that sound any simpler than it is. Logo side pointing down to the chassis.


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What you need to realize is that fan and RGB management is handled through your motherboard or an external controller. That also means there's a good number of wires to deal with. We combine the two fans with a y-splitter and connect to a fan RPM header on the motherboard, we join the RGB connectors up and connect them again to a compatible 5V RGB connector whether that's on your mobo or extra controller. This is the downside anno 2020 with aRGB, the spaghetti of wires can be a clusterfrack to hide properly. Kudos to EK for making the wires nice and long btw.


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At the cooling block, we need to mount two retention clips, these are fastened with two screws each. TIM is already applied, you'll also get a mini-syringe with TIM from EK. 

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