DeepCool CASTLE 240 RGB V2 AIO CPU Cooler 💧 Unboxing and First Impressions 🤓

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In this video I’ll be talking a lot about the DeepCool Castle 240EX AIO CPU Liquid Cooler has some pretty amazing features and I’m pretty sure an industry first with some sick patented technology.

Now we all know electricity and liquid = a bad time so why would you want to add liquid to the inside of your computer in the form of a CPU liquid cooler

Well, it lowers temperatures most of the time allowing your CPU to run more efficiently and allow you to achieve higher CPU performance through things like overclocking or CPU individual core boost.

So what DeepCool has done is built an AIO CPU cooler with a patented Anti Leak technology so essentially what that means is that you can have peace of mind that your CPU cooler will never leak and so you have absolute peace of mind that nothing should ever go wrong*

Now before I get into benchmarks I’ll quickly remind you all of what CPU I was using and at what speeds.

I am using the Ryzen 5 2600 running at 4ghz on all cores 24/7 with no voltage increase.

The CPU cooler I was using was the Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240R ARGB AIO Liquid CPU Cooler and I reached a maximum temperature of ** and now with the Castle 240EX, I am getting **

I usually run my fans and pump as low as possible for the sake of lower noise but obviously if you want more performance you could turn them all up to your desired percentage but that is up to you.

For the sake of the tests, everything will be running at 50% speed.

If you have any comments or questions regarding this test or this cooler than make sure to leave them down below!

Talk soon and see you in the next one!