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Thermaltake TH240 V3 ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler; Intel/AMD; 1x240mm 500~2500rpm Single Frame ARGB Fan; 240mm Radiator; ARGB Infinity Mirror; Rotatable Pump Head; Snow; CL-W467-PL12SW-A
- Adding on to the TH Series of coolers the V3 line up adds new features like rotatable pump heads for optimal display, single frame fans that not only perform but also are easy to maintain, and to top it off an ARGB infinity mirror.
- Configured to use a single housing for two 120mm PWM fans capable of 500~2500rpm, resulting in up to 85.29 CFM of airflow and 3.86mm-H2O of static pressure per fan.
- No matter the layout of your build whether it be AMD or Intel, Horizontal or Vertical getting the perfect angle for the infinity mirror is easy thanks to a detachable and rotatable pump head.
- Featuring a large infinity mirror sitting atop the pump block that provides depth and is equipped with ARGB LEDs and daisy chain connectors for an easy way to sync up all the lighting in your system.
- Designed for compatibility with Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200/1156/1155/1151/1150/2066/2011-3/2011 as well as AMD AM5/AM4
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The Thermaltake TH240 V3 ARGB Snow is a 240mm all-in-one liquid CPU cooler for Intel LGA 1851/1700 and AMD AM5/AM4 builds, suited to builders who want a broad socket fit, a single-frame dual-120mm fan assembly, and a rotatable ARGB infinity-mirror pump display.
Recommended For
- PC builders who want a white 240 mm liquid-cooling setup with an infinity-mirror pump head and one shared fan frame for a tidier-looking build.
- Builders whose cases support a 240 mm radiator and who want to orient the pump-head design neatly after installation; the detachable, rotatable cover is intended to keep its display facing the preferred direction.
- People assembling a coordinated ARGB desktop who have a compatible 5 V motherboard lighting header or plan to use supported lighting control; the cooler’s lighting can sync with the system.
- Desktop users who prefer a single-frame pair of radiator fans to reduce cable clutter and simplify fan removal during cleaning or maintenance.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- When building a gaming PC with a supported Intel or AMD processor, the user wants liquid CPU cooling without choosing a larger radiator; the 240mm unit fits cases that support that radiator size, though actual CPU temperatures depend on the processor, case airflow, and workload.
- When assembling a white-themed PC, the user wants the cooler to match the build; the Snow Edition’s white finish and infinity-mirror pump lighting make the cooler a visible part of the system’s appearance.
- When fitting a cooler into a case with a 240mm radiator mount, the user wants to check fit before installation; the radiator is 277 × 120 × 27 mm, so the case’s radiator clearance and mounting position should be confirmed first.
- When routing cooler wiring during a new build or upgrade, the user wants fewer separate fan cables to manage; the integrated single-frame fan module is designed to reduce cable clutter around the radiator area.
- When positioning the pump block in a horizontal or vertical build, the user wants the pump-head design to face the preferred direction; its detachable, rotatable top cover lets the infinity-mirror detail be aligned after installation.
- When coordinating lighting across a build, the user wants the cooler’s LEDs to match the rest of the system; connecting its 5V ARGB lead to a compatible motherboard header enables control through supported motherboard RGB software.