DeepCool, a leading manufacturer of PC cooling solutions, has today introduced its new MYSTIQUE AIO which feature a 2.8″ TFT LCD screen offering high levels of personalisation for your system whilst looking very sharp and modern in the process.
The MYSTIQUE AIO is DeepCool’s latest product which builds itself upon the current design trend of minimalism and tidiness. It sports an impressive 2.8″ IPST TFT LCD screen with a 640×480 resolution capable of displaying a vibrant spectrum of 16.7 million colours. Users can customise this screen with personalised images, animated gifs, and system information for stats at a glance.
The cooler makes use of a state-of-the-art 5th generation high-efficiency pump which provides exceptional cooling performance for modern, power-hungry CPUs. It features a 3-phase, 6-slot, 4-pole motor capable of speeds up to 3400 RPM all whilst maintaining a quiet operation of just 21 dB(A).
The cold plate has been redesigned optimising heat transfer with 0.1mm intensive flow channels strategically placed over CPU hotspots. The precise liquid splitter also ensures for efficient liquid flow.
The AIO’s come with either 240 or 360 radiator sizes and each of the radiators are equipped with FT12 SE PWM fans made of durable PBT material. They deliver excellent pressure and airflow, and like the pump, utilise 3-phase, 6-slot, 4-pole motor design capable of speeds between 500-2150 RPM, an air volume of 72.45 CFM and low noise levels of ≤36.49 dB(A).
The MYSTIQUE series is available in 240mm and 360mm radiator options with an MSRP of £159.99 and £134.99 respectively.
The MYSTIQUE 240 & MYSTIQUE 360 will be available on 20th February 2024 from SCAN.
The MYSTIQUE 360 will be available from Amazon [MYSTIQUE 360] , MYSTIQUE 240 will be available at
the end of March.
For more information, please visit the MYSTIQUE 240 & MYSTIQUE 360 product page.
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