The Magicool Extreme Radiator is essentially a Black Ice Xtreme radiator with the size width of 120mm cooling fans. There are no extra channels or metal past the 120mm fan frame so this makes for a great radiator for cases where space is a premium. The Magicool Extreme rad, boasting more than twice the performance of its predecessor the Magicool Pro PC Radiator, is the marriage of high performance watercooling and a new compact form factor. Standard features include 3/8" or 1/2" fittings, double row full copper-finned core and a low pressure drop design.
The Magicool Extreme Radiator is essentially a Black Ice Xtreme radiator with the size width of 120mm cooling fans. There are no extra channels or metal past the 120mm fan frame so this makes for a great radiator for cases where space is a premium. The Magicool Extreme rad, boasting more than twice the performance of its predecessor the Magicool Pro PC Radiator, is the marriage of high performance watercooling and a new compact form factor. Standard features include 3/8" or 1/2" fittings, double row full copper-finned core and a low pressure drop design.
Now with customizable fittings for 3/8" ID and 1/2" ID!
- High-density louvered copper fin configuration for enhanced heat dissipation.
- 2-pass Double-row Low Pressure Drop Radiator specifically developed for PC watercooling based on the new high-performance LiquoCool design.
- More than DOUBLE the performance at the compact LiquoCool Pro Prime form factor: rated for 790KCal per hour (3134BTU per hour).
- Built-in plenum chamber for increased performance and noise reduction.
- Self-tapping and case mounting holes for easy installation of 120mm fans
- Dimensions: (L x W x H): 273.5 x 120 x 45mm
- Connections: G1/4"
- Weight: approx. 1200g
- Mounting options: 8x M3 thread at the top (for 2 x 120mm fan), 8xM3 thread at the bottom (for 2x120mm fan)
- Pressure tested: 8b
- Connection: 2x threads G 1/4 inch
- Designed to meet the performance demands of hardcore PC watercooling enthusiasts.
- Warranty: 2 years on tightness and processing