Radiator MagiCool LC-RADI80x2 — brass/copper computer liquid-cooling radiator, 113×160×46 mm, black

MagiCool LC-RADI80x2 is a compact brass and copper radiator for computer liquid-cooling systems, finished in black and sized at 113×160×46 mm. Designed as a replacement or upgrade part for PC water-cooling loops, this dual-pass radiator directs coolant through parallel channels to reduce hydraulic resistance while copper fins maximize heat transfer. The radiator's compact footprint makes it suitable for small-form-factor builds and custom cooling configurations where space is limited but reliable thermal dissipation is required.

Advantages

The brass/copper construction combines corrosion resistance with high thermal conductivity for efficient heat exchange. Parallel coolant channels and a dual-pass layout optimize liquid flow and lower pressure drop, while copper fin spacing is tuned for quiet fan operation. Black finish provides neutral aesthetics for a variety of case interiors. Integrated M3 threaded mounting points on both sides support flexible fan attachment and the top chamber includes G1/4" threaded ports for straightforward connection with standard fittings and barbs.

Suitable for

• Small-form-factor PC builds requiring a compact radiator
• Custom water-cooling loops as a replacement or upgrade radiator
• Quiet systems where fan noise is minimised by optimized fin spacing
• Overclocking setups needing reliable heat dissipation in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Material: brass housing with copper fins and channels
• Type: dual-pass liquid-cooling radiator
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 113 × 160 × 46 mm
• Finish: black
• Cooling channels: parallel channels for reduced hydraulic resistance
• Fan mounting: M3 threaded holes on both sides for fan attachment
• Ports: two G1/4" threaded ports on the top chamber for fittings or barbs

How to use

Install the radiator into the PC case or custom loop location that can accommodate its 113×160×46 mm footprint. Attach compatible fans to the M3 mounting points if active airflow is required, ensuring airflow direction matches your loop design. Connect tubing to the G1/4" ports using appropriate fittings or barbs and verify secure, leak-free connections. Fill the loop with suitable coolant, then run a leak test before powering the system. Position the radiator where airflow can be maintained and avoid tight obstructions that restrict fan intake or exhaust.

Recommendations

Use fans with low to moderate static pressure for quiet operation, as the copper fin spacing is optimized for silent fans. Choose coolant and corrosion inhibitors compatible with brass and copper. Periodically check fittings and tubing for tightness and inspect fins for dust; clean with gentle compressed air or a soft brush to maintain thermal performance.