SPECIFICATIONS

Key Features:

• 240mm Radiator: The "240" refers to the radiator size. This is a common size for AIO liquid coolers, offering a good balance of cooling performance and compatibility. It means the radiator is designed to accommodate two 120mm fans.  
• Closed-Loop System: AIOs are closed-loop, meaning they are pre-filled with coolant and don't require refilling or maintenance.
• Pump: The cooler includes a pump, which circulates the coolant through the system. The pump is usually integrated into the CPU block.
• Fans: It comes with two 120mm fans designed for radiator use (high static pressure).
• RGB Lighting (Likely): Many AIOs in this category include RGB lighting on the fans and/or the pump block.

Specifications (may vary slightly):

• Model: TRC-240 (MISTRAL)
• Radiator Size: 240mm
• Fan Size: 120mm x 2 (included)
• Fan Speed: (Check specific listings, likely a wide RPM range)
• Noise Level: (Check specific listings, lower dB(A) is quieter)
• Airflow: (Check specific listings, measured in CFM)
• Connector: 4-pin PWM (for fan speed control), and likely a separate connector for pump power/RGB
• TDP Support: (Thermal Design Power - how much heat it can handle; crucial to check)
• Tube Length: (Check specific listings)
• Dimensions: (Check very carefully for radiator, fan, and pump block dimensions)
• Socket Compatibility: (Check very carefully for both Intel and AMD sockets)

Things to Consider:

• TDP: The most important factor is if the cooler's TDP rating meets or exceeds your CPU's TDP. An inadequate cooler will lead to overheating.
• Dimensions: Crucial! 240mm radiators can be thick. Measure the space in your case to ensure the radiator and fans will fit. Consider where you'll mount it (top, front, or possibly rear). Check clearances with RAM and other components.
• Socket Compatibility: Double-check compatibility with your motherboard's CPU socket.
• Installation: AIO installation is generally easier than custom liquid cooling, but still requires careful attention to instructions.