GAMEMAX Iceburg 120 Liquid Cooler - White / 120mm Radiator / Nylon Fiber Water Pipe / Copper Base / Rotatable Pump Head / ARGB Infinity Mirror Effect / Compatible with Intel & AMD

The GAMEMAX Iceburg 120 in white is a single-fan all-in-one liquid cooler with an assembled size of 157 x 120 x 52mm. It suits a small chassis or a mid-tower that only offers a single 120mm cooling mount, and the white finish is there for builds where a black cooler would be the one part breaking the colour scheme.

The aluminium radiator measures 157 x 120 x 27mm and runs twelve water channels internally. Spreading coolant across more channels increases the surface area available to shed heat before it flows back to the pump, which is how a radiator this compact still does useful work. Radiator noise is rated at 26.9dBA or below.

A copper cold plate makes contact with the processor. Copper carries heat away faster than aluminium, and on a 120mm loop that speed counts for more than it would on a large cooler, because there is less radiator area downstream and the coolant has to collect heat quickly to keep temperatures under control during long sessions.

The pump head turns, letting you aim the tubing where the case has room instead of accepting whatever direction the socket dictates. In a cramped build that often decides whether the hoses run cleanly to the radiator or press against the glass, and it keeps any branding on the block oriented correctly once installed.

Measuring 70 x 83 x 53mm, the pump is built in PPS and turns at 2300 RPM with a 10 percent tolerance on a sleeve bearing. PPS is specified because it stays dimensionally stable against hot coolant year after year, and stability at the joints is what keeps a sealed loop reliable long after installation day.

Coolant travels through nylon fibre water pipe measuring 400mm with a 10mm tolerance. The fibre construction resists kinking where a hose has to turn tightly around a case edge, since a kink restricts flow and undoes the work the pump is doing. That length reaches a rear or roof-mounted radiator in most compact chassis.

A single 120 x 120 x 25mm fan is included, with seven PBT blades on a hydraulic bearing. It spins between 800 and 2000 RPM, delivering 62.82 CFM of airflow at 1.89mmH2O of static pressure with noise held to 32dBA or less. The fan life rating is 40,000 hours, longer than most case fans in the same class.

Eight addressable LEDs inside the fan produce the infinity mirror effect, giving the impression of depth well beyond the 25mm the fan actually occupies. The lighting runs on a 5V 3-pin dual AURA connection, so it can be brought under the same motherboard profile as the memory, strips and other components already fitted.

The bracket set covers Intel LGA1851, 2011, 1366, the 17xx family and 115x, plus AMD AM5, AM4, AM3, AM2, FM1, FM2 and FM3. Support reaching that far back means the cooler is a realistic option for refreshing an older machine, not only for a new build on a current-generation socket.

The fan is rated at DC 12V, operates from 6 to 13.2V and needs at least 6V to start. It draws 0.25A for the motor and 0.35A for the LEDs, connecting via a 4-pin fan plug and a 3-pin ARGB plug on a 400mm cable. Retail packaging measures 219 x 198 x 134mm at a gross weight of 1.14kg.