Silverstone presents PF240W and PF360W, its new white AIOs with ARGB

Source: Geeknetic added 27th Oct 2020

by Antonio Delgado 2 hours ago

The new RL AIO PF kits 240 W and PF W by Silverstone have white radiator, fans and cables and have ARGB lighting for the fans and the block, although not as peculiar as the IceGem 240 p with a sparkling gem aesthetic. In this way Silverstone has wanted to add two models to perfectly integrate with the white interiors in two sizes for all types of boxes , such as the white Fractal Define 7 that we analyze here.

Presented in two sizes with radiator of 360 mm and 3 fans and with radiator of 240 mm and 2 fans, which are the Air Blazer 120 RW, with channel in its blades to suppress noise from turbulence and optimized for good air flow and good pressure, in addition to the fans They have rubber mounts to avoid vibrations and obtain lower noise level . The included ARGB driver has 12 lighting modes, in addition you can adjust the brightness and speed of color change .

The radiator is designed with Automotive Grade , treated with anti-corrosion properties and resistant to vapors, liquids or grease. The pump has separate hot and cold chambers , eliminating the heat from the water block more easily, the motor The pump uses a three-phase design with six poles improving energy efficiency and achieving a lower noise level, the pump is compatible with most Intel and AMD sockets .

The specifications of both, with the exception of the radiator size, are:

  • Aluminum radiator
  • White rubber tube of 360 mm long
  • Engine speed of 3400 RPM with a 10% variability, 12 vy 0. 39TO
  • Fans of 120 mm ARGB from 600 to 2200 RPM with
    • Flow of 94 CFM
    • Pressure 3. 53 mm / H2O
    • Between 7.4 and 35 6 dBA noise
    • 12 V and 0. 32TO
    • 4 pin PWM and 4-1 Pin ARGB connector

At the moment is not available in the usual distributors in Spain , we also do not know the sale price of these units.

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Antonio Delgado

Computer Engineer by training, editor and hardware analyst at Geeknetic since 2011. I love gutting everything that comes my way, especially the latest hardware that we get here for reviews. In my spare time I fiddle with 3d printers, drones and other gadgets. For anything here you have me.