MSI
MSI FORCE GC30 V2 WHITE game controller 600 mah
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- Controller
$27.99$33.49−16%
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A 240 mm liquid CPU cooler with two 120 mm PWM fans, ARGB lighting and broad Intel and AMD socket support
- Quiet cooling with 25.6 dBA max fan noise
- Strong airflow at 66.17 CFM maximum
- Broad CPU support for Intel and AMD sockets
- ARGB lighting via 3-pin 5 V connector
- Long-life pump rated 40 000 hours MTTF
White ARGB 240 mm liquid cooler
The white-finished 240 mm all-in-one cooler targets builders who want a clean, illuminated loop for modern Intel and AMD platforms. It combines a compact pump block with two 120 mm PWM fans and addressable RGB lighting synced via a standard 5 V header.
Pump at 2600 RPM with dual 1550 RPM fans
The pump runs up to 2600 RPM while drawing 3.0 W at 12 V and peaking at 30 dBA. Each fan spins to 1550 RPM, delivering 66.17 CFM and 1.53 mm H₂O static pressure at a maximum of 25.6 dBA per fan.
S-FDB bearings and 5 V ARGB sync
The fans use S-FDB bearings rated for 40 000 hours MTTF and connect through 4-pin PWM plus a 3-pin 5 V ARGB header for motherboard-controlled lighting effects. No extra software or controller is bundled.
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Questions about this item
How do I mount the 240 mm radiator and where do I plug the pump and ARGB cables?
Fasten the radiator with the supplied 120 mm fans, connect the pump to a 4-pin PWM header and the ARGB lead to a 3-pin 5 V header on the motherboard.
Which parts will need replacement first and after how many hours?
The pump carries a 40 000-hour MTTF rating; the two S-FDB bearing fans typically last longer, so the pump is the first component to plan for.
What thermal limit appears first during a long stress test?
The pump tops out at 2 600 RPM and 30 dBA while the fans reach 1 550 RPM and 25.6 dBA, so pump speed and noise become the limiting factors.
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