Raijintek Orcus 240 Liquid Cooling Systems with an Exterior Pump

Raijintek has reported the availability of CPU Orcus 240 and Orcus 240 Core liquid cooling systems. As one may see from the names, both coolers are equipped with the 240 mm heat sinks and a LED-illuminated water unit. The main difference lies in the supply set. Orcus 240 Core sample has no fans, so it costs less.
 
One of the key specs of these novelties is an exterior pump, located near the heatsink. It operates at the 5,000 rpm speed and 25 dBA (max) noise level, pumping through 66 l of liquid per hour.
 
The base of the CPU water block is performed out of copper and supplied with the 0.1 mm microchannels array on the inside. The water unit propeller acts as a visual indicator of the liquid flow. Besides, it possesses RGB LED backlighting an end cap for the heat carrier reloading. The aluminium radiator is 27 mm thick, and tubes are 35 cm long.
 
Raijintek Orcus 240 features two 120 mm Raijintek Iris fans, built on the fluid bearing. Fans work at the 800–1,800 rpm velocity, while ensuring the 71.6 m³/h air flow at the 23 dBA noise level. The list of processor platforms supported includes Intel LGA775, LGA115x, LGA1366, LGA20xx, AMD AM4, AM3(+), AM2(+) and FM2(+).
 
The Raijintek Orcus 240 and Orcus 240 Core processor coolers are already available in many European stores for the €110 and €85 recommended price. The RGB illumination controller and a relative remote control unit are added to the supply kit.