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Lian Li HydroShift II OLED Curved 360P28, All-in-one liquid cooler, 12 cm, 200 RPM, 3000 RPM, Black
Item no.: [26080195] | Manufacturer: Lian Li Industrial Company | Model no.: A1121934 | EAN: 4718466023148
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228,96
Incl. VAT 286,20
Total incl. delivery
301,20
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The Lian Li Hydroshift II OLED Curved 360P28 is designed for serious gamers and PC enthusiasts seeking efficient cooling for their processors. This all-in-one liquid CPU cooler combines powerful performance with innovative design features, including a 6.67" curved 2K OLED display that delivers real-time system information and aesthetics. The advanced cooling system includes three 120 mm UNI FAN P28 V2 fans, capable of achieving a rotation speed of 200-3000 rpm with an airflow of 110.5 cfm, ensuring that temperatures remain low during high-performance tasks.
With compatibility across major socket types such as LGA1700, LGA1851, Socket AM4, and Socket AM5, the Hydroshift II is versatile enough to support various setups. The aluminum construction enhances durability, while the copper heatsink material effectively transfers heat. Additional components like mounting kits and thermal grease are included to facilitate a seamless installation process, so the focus remains on performance and user experience.
With compatibility across major socket types such as LGA1700, LGA1851, Socket AM4, and Socket AM5, the Hydroshift II is versatile enough to support various setups. The aluminum construction enhances durability, while the copper heatsink material effectively transfers heat. Additional components like mounting kits and thermal grease are included to facilitate a seamless installation process, so the focus remains on performance and user experience.