ASUS ProArt LC 420 liquid cooling system goes on sale
01.03.24
ASUS announced the start of sales of a liquid cooling system ProArt LC 420, which is one of the few 420mm liquid cooling systems on the market. ProArt LC 420 features high cooling performance and low noise levels thanks to three Noctua NF-A14 industrialPPC-2000 PWM 140mm radiator fans. These fans provide virtually silent airflow.
The system offers the synergy of high performance and low noise thanks to several components. The premium three-phase pump ensures even heat transfer to the radiator, and the radiator itself is thicker for extra coolant capacity.
Key features of the ProArt LC 420 include a 420mm design to fit a variety of frames, as well as a 450mm sleeved reinforced tube for durability and flexibility.
The ProArt LC 420 has a minimalist backlit counter on the pump cover, divided into segments to display various parameters such as fan speed, temperature or system load. Users can check these characteristics both on the meter and in the Armory Crate program. The new ProArt LC 420 is already available for purchase in official partner stores.
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