Dissipador de CPU AIO PCCOOLER GI-CX240 240mm, 2000 RPM

PCCOOLER GI-CX240 is a 240mm all-in-one (AIO) liquid CPU cooler engineered for desktop processors. The kit combines a compact pump-integrated cold plate with a 240 mm dual-fan radiator to move heat away from the CPU. Fans rated up to 2000 RPM and the closed-loop design aim to improve heat dissipation under sustained load while maintaining a smaller footprint than many custom liquid systems. The unit is intended for gaming and workstation builds where a balance of cooling performance and installation simplicity is required.

Advantages

The 240 mm radiator and two high-speed fans increase surface area for heat exchange and provide higher airflow compared with single-fan solutions. An integrated pump and pre-filled loop reduce installation time and the need for maintenance. The compact radiator size fits most mid-tower and larger enclosures, allowing flexible placement. Noise levels are generally lower than some comparable air coolers at equivalent thermal loads due to distributed heat removal across the radiator.

Suitable for

• Gaming desktop builds that require improved CPU cooling
• Workstation systems running sustained multi-threaded workloads
• PC cases with support for 240 mm radiator mounting
• Users seeking an AIO solution with relatively simple installation

Key specifications

• Radiator size: 240 mm
• Fan speed: up to 2000 RPM
• Cooling type: closed-loop liquid (AIO)
• Configuration: dual-fan radiator with integrated pump
• Compatibility: standard desktop CPU sockets (check motherboard/case for mounting support)

How to use

Install the cooler by mounting the radiator to a compatible 240 mm slot in the PC case and securing the pump/block assembly to the CPU following the included mounting hardware and instructions. Connect the pump and fan power headers to the appropriate motherboard headers or fan controller. Ensure thermal paste is applied according to the manufacturer guidance (pre-applied or supplied) and that fan orientation supports the desired airflow direction. Verify BIOS/UEFI fan and pump control settings to optimize performance and acoustics.

Recommendations

Place the radiator where case airflow is optimal and ensure fans are unobstructed. Monitor CPU temperatures after installation and adjust fan/pump curves in BIOS or software to balance cooling and noise. Periodically check mounting screws and cable connections; no routine coolant maintenance is required for a sealed AIO unit.