Introduction The Chinese company ID-Cooling, known first of all for low-cost cooling systems, announced the release of a new, unattended processor Auraflow 240. The novelty is compatible with all current processor platforms, and its main customers, according to the manufacturer's idea, should become fans of LED RGB-illumination and are to be owners of motherboards from ASUS.
Specifications
Thickness — 1.1" (2.2" w/fans)
Width — 4.7" (120mm)
Depth — 10.8" (274mm)
Pump Height — 1.7" (43mm)
Controller — None (BIOS)
Cooling Fans — (2) 120 x 25mm
Connectors — (1) 3-pin, (2) PWM
Weight — 38 Ounces
Intel Sockets — 775, 115x, 1366, 2011x/2066
AMD Sockets — AM4, 4-bolt Legacy
Warranty — 3 Years
Packaging
The Auraflow 240 is in black color, and its size is really great. On the front side of the box there is a beautiful photo of the pump and radiator of the SZHO, and just below there are the key features of …
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