DeepCool LS520 240mm AIO Cooler Review
Peter Donnell / 1 year ago
A Closer Look
First up, we have the fans, and DeepCool has chosen their excellent FC120 FDB daisy-chainable ARGB PWM fans for this cooler. They’re very high-quality and come with a robust outer frame. The boxy design ensures air doesn’t slip out the sides too, giving the fans a higher air pressure, which is important for pushing air through the radiator.
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They’re PWM 12V fans and can operate up to 1800 RPM with 61.91 CFM airflow each.
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the radiator is the standard DeepCool design and comes with their patented Anti-Leak Technology (the little circle on the end/side of the cooler.
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The pump features glossy-sleeved hoses which are nice and flexible, despite the fact they’re actually quite thick. They come with the usual pivoting mounts on the pump too, which is always handy.
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The top of the pump is a mirror finish, but the middle bit can be removed, and there’s a white plastic blank one in the box so you could put your own design on that one if you desire.
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The radiator is slim, and supports fans on either side, so you can configure it as push or pull airflow to suit your build.
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