All-in-one liquid cooler Thermaltake CL-W419-PL00BL-A 14 cm Black

The TOUGHLIQUID 280 EX Pro is an all-in-black AIO liquid cooler with an infinity mirror lighting cap and two high-performance TOUGHFAN EX14 Pro 140mm fans. The cooler features a slim 27mm radiator, a thickened 20mm copper chamber, a high-performance copper base plate and a reliable pump for improved heat transfer and long-term stable operation. MagForce 2.0 quick connect design simplifies fan installation and reduces cable clutter, while the redesigned 9-blade LCP fans deliver 70.8 CFM airflow and 3.19 mm-H2O static pressure at a noise level of 22.6 dB(A).

Advantages

The all-black industrial cap with infinity mirror lighting provides a modern visual effect without adding extra colors. MagForce 2.0 offers larger pogo pin contact pads for a steadier magnetic connection and faster daisy-chaining of fans. The slim radiator combined with a thicker copper chamber increases cooling efficiency while keeping radiator thickness compact for easier installation. The copper base plate and efficient pump support continuous heat dissipation and reduce the need for maintenance.

Key specifications

• Form factor: All-in-one liquid cooler (AIO)
• Radiator thickness: 27 mm
• Copper chamber thickness: 20 mm
• Fans: 2 × TOUGHFAN EX14 Pro (140 mm)
• Fan blade: 9-blade Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP)
• Airflow: 70.8 CFM
• Static pressure: 3.19 mm-H2O
• Noise level: 22.6 dB(A)
• Lighting: Infinity mirror on all-black cap
• Connector system: MagForce 2.0 quick connect (magnetic pogo pin pads)
• Compatibility: Intel LGA1700 and modern Intel sockets, AMD AM5 and modern AMD sockets

How to use

Mount the radiator to a compatible case location using standard 140 mm fan spacing. Install the two TOUGHFAN EX14 Pro fans on the radiator, aligning the MagForce 2.0 connectors to snap fans together or to the hub for a secure magnetic connection. Fit the copper base plate to the CPU with the provided bracket for your socket (Intel or AMD) and secure the pump housing according to the included instructions. Connect power and fan headers to the motherboard or controller, verify pump operation and lighting, and monitor temperatures during the first boot.