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darkFlash DH240D All-in-One 360mm Liquid CPU Cooler - WHITE
DARKFLASH

Description
• Socket support: LGA1700, AM5, AM4, AM3 • Radiator size: 360mm (274*120*27mm) • TDP capacity: 220W • Water block pump speed: 3200±10% RPM • Tubing length: 400mm
FULL DESCRIPTION
For the Riyadh or Dubai gamer pushing their rig to the limit during the height of the summer heat, the darkFlash DH240D is the difference between a seamless lobby experience and a system-throttling nightmare.
When you’re deep into an intense Warzone session or streaming the latest AAA title, thermal throttling is the silent killer of your frame rates. This cooler’s 3200 RPM water block ensures that even when your room temperature climbs, your CPU stays chilled, keeping those 1% lows stable so your aim remains pixel-perfect during clutch 1v4 moments in Valorant. You aren't just buying a radiator; you're buying the thermal headroom to keep your clock speeds pinned at maximum, ensuring your system doesn't stutter or crash when the chaos kicks in.
That massive 220W TDP capacity isn't just a marketing metric—it’s your insurance policy against the desert heat, preventing the nasty thermal spikes that cause your PC to slow down mid-round. By maintaining a constant, efficient heat transfer, this loop keeps your rig performing as consistently in July as it does in January.
Engineered to thrive in the Middle East’s unique climate, this unit comes with full local warranty support and has been stress-tested to handle the demanding ambient temperatures common in regional setups.
With its 400mm pipe length and support for the latest AM5 and LGA 1700 sockets, the DH240D is incredibly forgiving during the installation process, fitting perfectly into most mid-tower cases without the cable-management headaches usually associated with liquid cooling.
SPECIFICATIONS
Fan Spec
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
I live in a very dusty area in Riyadh; will the radiator fins clog easily and how do I clean it without voiding the warranty?
Is the thermal paste included in the box good enough for the high ambient temperatures we have here, or should I buy my own?
What happens if this leaks and damages my other components like my GPU or motherboard?
I'm worried about the pump reliability in our summer heat; what is the local service process if it fails?
Does this cooler fit in standard mid-tower cases, or do I need to worry about it hitting my RAM sticks?
Is this officially compatible with the LGA 1700 mounting bracket for my new Intel build?
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