Thermaltake Floe 280MM AIO Liquid Cooler Intel LGA 2066/1200 AMD AM5/AM4 RGB Kit For Sale

Thermaltake Floe 280MM AIO Liquid Cooler Intel LGA 2066/1200 AMD AM5/AM4 RGB Kit
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Thermaltake Floe 280MM AIO Liquid Cooler Intel LGA 2066/1200 AMD AM5/AM4 RGB Kit:
$75.00

Enhance your computer's cooling system with the Thermaltake Floe 280MM AIO Liquid Cooler. This high-quality liquid cooler is compatible with a wide range of brands such as ASUS, MSI, Dell, and Lenovo. The 140mm fan diameter ensures efficient cooling for your computer, without any compromise on performance. The Thermaltake Floe 280MM AIO Liquid Cooler is available in black and comes with a multi-color fan light. This liquid cooler is perfect for those who want to upgrade their computer's cooling system without any hassle. The power connection is 4-pin, and it is compatible with LGA 2066/1200, AMD AM5/AM4, and socket R4. Get your hands on this Thermaltake Floe 280MM AIO Liquid Cooler to enhance your computer's performance at an affordable price.


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