AIO CPU cooler PCCOOLER GI-CL240VC 240mm radiator, 1600 RPM pump

PCCOOLER GI-CL240VC is an all-in-one liquid CPU cooler with a 240mm radiator and an integrated pump rated at 1600 RPM. The cooler is designed to provide efficient heat transfer from modern desktop processors, combining a dual-fan radiator configuration with a compact pump assembly to reduce CPU temperatures under sustained loads. The design targets systems where space, acoustic performance and thermal efficiency must be balanced, and it is suitable for mainstream gaming rigs, content-creation workstations and general-purpose desktops that require improved cooling compared to stock air solutions.

Advantages

This AIO cooler offers a 240mm radiator area for improved surface dissipation and a pump operating at 1600 RPM for steady coolant circulation. The integrated assembly simplifies installation compared with custom liquid loops and reduces the need for maintenance. The combination of radiator size and fan compatibility supports lower CPU temperatures during prolonged high-load tasks, while the compact pump footprint helps with motherboard and RAM clearance considerations.

Suitable for

• Mid-tower and full-tower gaming PCs that need better thermal headroom than stock coolers
• Content creation workstations performing rendering, video encoding or multitasking
• Office and home desktops that require quieter and more stable cooling under load

Key specifications

• Radiator size: 240 mm
• Pump speed: 1600 RPM
• Cooling type: All-in-one closed-loop liquid cooler
• Compatibility: Designed for common desktop CPU socket layouts (check motherboard specifications for fitment)
• Cooling configuration: Dual-fan radiator setup (fans sold with the unit as standard in most kits)

How to use

Install the radiator in a compatible case mounting position (typically top or front) using the supplied screws and mounting brackets. Secure the pump/block unit to the CPU following the included mounting template and torque guidelines for your socket type. Connect the pump and fans to the appropriate motherboard headers—typically a CPU_FAN or AIO_PUMP header for the pump and system fan headers for the radiator fans—and enable required fan curves or pump control in the BIOS or software. Ensure tubing has no sharp bends and that airflow orientation through the radiator matches your case cooling strategy.

Recommendations

Verify clearance around memory modules and VRM heatsinks before final installation, and set a moderate fan curve to balance noise and temperature. Monitor pump and fan operation after first boot to confirm proper connections and coolant circulation. Periodically check radiator dust levels and clean as needed to maintain thermal performance.