All-in-one liquid cooler DeepCool LE500 12 cm Black 500-2250 RPM

The DeepCool LE500 all-in-one liquid cooler provides efficient CPU cooling with a 120 mm fan operating between 500 and 2250 RPM. The cooler uses an enlarged copper cold plate with micro-channel waterways and a high-performance fan to deliver up to 220W cooling capacity while maintaining compact dimensions suitable for mini-ITX systems. A static LED lighting system on the pump and DeepCool styling give a discreet visual appearance, and built-in Anti-Leak Technology improves long-term reliability.

Advantages

The LE500 combines an enlarged copper cold plate and micro-channel design with a high static-pressure 120 mm fan to improve heat transfer and airflow. Its 52 mm pump height enhances compatibility with smaller cases, while Anti-Leak Technology helps regulate internal pressure changes. Included mounting brackets support mainstream Intel and AMD sockets, and the black finish integrates with most builds.

Suitable for

• Cooling mainstream desktop CPUs in gaming and productivity PCs
• Compact builds and mini-ITX systems where low pump height is required
• Users seeking a straightforward AIO with static LED lighting and reliable mounting

Key specifications

• Type: All-in-one liquid cooler
• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Fan speed: 500–2250 RPM
• Maximum cooling power: up to 220 W
• Maximum air pressure: 3.27 mmH2O
• Pump height: 52 mm
• Supported sockets: LGA 1150 / 1151 / 1155 / 1200 / 1700, AM4, AM5
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 1.238 kg

How to use

Install the DeepCool LE500 following the included manual: mount the radiator in the chosen case position, attach the fan(s) to the radiator, secure the pump unit to the CPU using the provided brackets and appropriate socket hardware, and connect the pump and fan cables to the motherboard headers or controller. Apply thermal paste as instructed and verify all connections before powering on the system. Adjust fan curves in BIOS or software to balance cooling and noise.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, ensure good case airflow by using intake and exhaust fans, check that the radiator mounting position allows unrestricted airflow, and periodically inspect the cooler and system vents for dust buildup. Use motherboard fan controls to set a profile that meets your preferred balance of noise and cooling.