Alphacool reveals highly-serviceable Core 2 XT CPU AIO cooler lineup
Alphacool's Core 2 XT series brings custom-loop components to an AIO design, with copper radiators, Core 1-based CPU block, integrated pump, and Apex Stealth metal fans. The coolers are serviceable, allowing users to refill or replace parts. Available from €249.98, the lineup includes four radiator sizes with detailed specs on fan speeds and airflow.
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