ASUS PRIME LC 240ARGB All-in-One Liquid CPU Cooler with ARGB Fans
Product description
As an all-in-one liquid CPU cooler, the ASUS Prime LC 240 ARGB combines a specially designed CPU contact area with pre-installed ARGB fans. Its infinity mirror lens adds a lighting-focused detail to a PC build.
It supports AMD AM5 and AM4, plus Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 1200 and 115X sockets. That broad range makes socket support the first practical point to match against your processor and motherboard.
Want lighting and fan connections handled with less cable clutter? A single Y-cable connects the fans and ARGB lighting, while the fans arrive pre-installed.
Key specifications
- Name: ASUS Prime LC 240 ARGB
- Type: All-in-one liquid CPU cooler
- Compatibility: AMD AM5 and AM4, Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 1200 and 115X
- Material: Metal and plastic
- Dimensions: 27.69 x 11.94 x 2.79 cm
- Weight: 1.5 kg
- Cooling method: Liquid
The larger CPU contact area is intended to support heat transfer, and the manufacturer describes finned channels as part of the cooler design. Reinforced, sleeved tubing is specified for durability, the manufacturer also lists 400 mm of tubing. These details may help when planning a build, but they do not establish how cool or quiet the system will run in every setup.
How to use it
This cooler is intended for a desktop CPU build using one of its listed sockets. Before choosing it, match the socket support to your processor and plan how the cooler and its tubing will sit within your build. The product details do not give radiator dimensions or case-clearance requirements, so they are not enough to confirm fit in a particular case.
The pre-installed fans and shared Y-cable are practical touches for someone assembling a system who wants fewer separate fan and lighting connections to manage. The infinity mirror lens and customizable ARGB lighting also make the block part of the build’s visual design, rather than a purely functional component. Buyer feedback describes installation as straightforward and reports lower CPU temperatures, but opinions on noise are mixed. Those comments are useful context, not a guarantee of results or sound levels in your own system.
Usage tips
For a planned build, start by confirming the CPU socket is among the supported AMD or Intel options, then consider the 400 mm tubing length when thinking through routing. The fans are already installed, and the manufacturer says a single Y-cable connects their lighting and fan connections. This can simplify cable management, though the available details do not specify the exact mounting steps or every item included in the box.
Compared with a conventional air-cooling approach, this model puts more emphasis on liquid cooling, integrated ARGB lighting and the infinity mirror effect. An air cooler may suit someone who prefers a non-liquid setup, this ASUS model is more relevant when its listed socket support and visual features match the build.
Final verdict
You’ll like it if you’re planning a compatible PC build and want pre-installed ARGB fans, a distinctive infinity mirror and a single-cable connection for fans and lighting. Buyer comments on noise are divided, so Better avoided if consistently quiet operation is a firm requirement. The product information does not establish a specific noise level or cooling result, making those points worth weighing alongside socket support and fit for your build.