
Lian Li GAII Lite 240 RGB Black
LIAN LI

Description
• Compatibility: FCLGA1851, FCLGA1700, AM4, AM5 • Cooling Capacity: 260W TDP • Radiator Size: 276 x 120 x 27mm • Fan Speed: 300 ~ 2500 RPM • Pump Speed: 3800 RPM • Fan Static Pressure: 5.1 mmH2O
FULL DESCRIPTION
When the desert heat pushes your internal hardware to its breaking point during an intense summer gaming marathon, the Lian Li GAII Lite 240 RGB Black ensures your rig stays as cold as your composure in the final circle.
Whether you are sweating through a high-stakes FIFA tournament or dropping into the chaos of Warzone, this cooler keeps your CPU clock speeds locked to their maximum potential without throttling. That 3800 RPM pump speed moves coolant with surgical precision, allowing you to sustain aggressive overclocking profiles while you dominate the lobby, ensuring your stream remains buttery smooth even when your system is under a heavy rendering load.
The 5.1 mmH2O static pressure isn’t just a metric; it is the force required to blast air through the densely packed radiator fins, effectively displacing the trapped heat that typically causes performance dips in our climate. By maintaining such consistent thermal head-room, you prevent the micro-stuttering that kills your K/D ratio, keeping your gameplay fluid and responsive when every millisecond counts.
Engineered to thrive in the GCC environment, this unit is built to withstand extreme ambient temperatures and comes backed by a regional warranty that keeps you gaming without downtime.
With its slim 55mm total profile and flexible tubing, this cooler fits effortlessly into compact mid-tower builds, providing elite-tier thermal management without the intrusive hum of lesser fans during your late-night sessions.
SPECIFICATIONS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
I live in a dusty area in Riyadh; will the radiator fins clog up quickly and how do I clean them without damaging the warranty?
If the pump fails during our peak summer heat, do I have to wait weeks for a replacement from overseas?
Does this cooler come with high-quality thermal paste in the box, or do I need to buy a separate tube to handle the GCC heat?
My PC case is an older model, how do I know if the tubing length will actually reach my mount points without putting stress on the pump?
Is the mounting hardware for the new LGA1851 socket definitely included, or is it a separate kit I have to hunt for in the local market?
If I install this myself and accidentally leak onto my motherboard, is that covered under any protection policy?
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