Kicking off with the pump enclosure, at roughly 65mm across and only 35mm deep, it’s one of the smallest we’ve come across. The three white sections as well as the XPG logo are RGB-backlit.
XPG pre-apply a carefully measured dose of thermal paste to the copper coldplate, making installation as easy as possible. No extra paste is included.
The 240mm radiator is fairly standard as far as AIOs go, there’s no branding on the edges or any frilly bits. It’s an all-aluminium construction for good heat dissipation.
The two included 120mm PWM fans are packed with RGB lighting, both within the hub itself and the outer ring. The outer corners are rubber padded on both sides to help absorb vibrations, reducing noise output. The fan blades themselves feature a fancy design that is seemingly in place to help reduce noise and increase air throughput.
Bolting the fans onto the radiator is an easy affair, and against the black background it’s easier to see those fancy fan blades. The design is incredibly complex so we’ll be paying close attention to the fans for noise output.
XPG pre-apply a carefully measured dose of thermal paste to the copper coldplate, making installation as easy as possible. No extra paste is included.
The 240mm radiator is fairly standard as far as AIOs go, there’s no branding on the edges or any frilly bits. It’s an all-aluminium construction for good heat dissipation.
The two included 120mm PWM fans are packed with RGB lighting, both within the hub itself and the outer ring. The outer corners are rubber padded on both sides to help absorb vibrations, reducing noise output. The fan blades themselves feature a fancy design that is seemingly in place to help reduce noise and increase air throughput.
Bolting the fans onto the radiator is an easy affair, and against the black background it’s easier to see those fancy fan blades. The design is incredibly complex so we’ll be paying close attention to the fans for noise output.
