GAMEMAX ICEBURG 240 Digital Liquid Cooler - White / Digital Display / Low Noise Pump / 240mm Radiator / Large Copper Base / Compatible with Intel & AMD

The GAMEMAX ICEBURG 240 Digital in white is a dual-fan all-in-one cooler whose radiator assembly measures 275 x 120 x 52mm, rated for a thermal design power of 245W. The white finish runs across the block, radiator and fans, so it completes a light-coloured build instead of leaving one black component in the middle of it.

A digital display is integrated into the cooler and reports status directly on the unit. Being able to read it from across the desk means no monitoring utility has to stay open in the background, which is useful during a long render or a gaming session where you would rather not interrupt what is running to check a number.

A large copper base makes contact with the processor. Copper is used because it moves heat into the coolant faster than aluminium can, and the generous plate area covers more of the heat spreader, which helps when a chip concentrates its heat in a few spots rather than distributing it evenly across the package.

The radiator is aluminium, constructed from twelve tubes each 16mm wide. Wide tubes push more coolant past the fin stack on every circuit, and twelve of them across the 275mm body give the fans plenty of heated surface to work against. This is where the heat collected by the block is finally released into the room.

Two 120 x 120 x 25mm fans sit on the radiator, each rated at 58.8 CFM of airflow within a 10 percent tolerance and controlled over PWM from 800 to 1800 RPM. Handing speed to the motherboard means the pair stays quiet during ordinary use and only climbs when processor temperature genuinely calls for more air.

Each fan generates 1.82mmH2O of static pressure with a 10 percent tolerance and tops out at 36.9dB(A). On a radiator, static pressure decides whether air actually passes through the fins or simply spills around the edges, which is why radiator fans are specified differently from ordinary case fans. Fan life is rated at 30,000 hours.

The pump is a round 66 x 45mm unit spinning at 2400 RPM with a 10 percent tolerance, carried on a ceramic core bearing. It is rated at 26.9dBA, comfortably below the fans, so it stays out of the way acoustically. Pump life expectancy is 40,000 hours, ten thousand more than the fans mounted above it.

The pump draws a rated 4.20W with a maximum current of 0.25A and connects through its own 2510 3-pin plug. A separate connector keeps coolant flow steady while the radiator fans follow a temperature curve, which is the sensible split: flow should stay constant, airflow should respond to what the processor is doing.

The radiator fans carry ARGB lighting, wired with a 5V 3-pin lighting connector and a 4-pin PWM power connector, running on DC 12V. Both are standard headers on modern motherboards, so the cooler joins your existing lighting profile and fan curve without a proprietary controller taking up space behind the motherboard tray.

Block compatibility spans Intel LGA1851, LGA1700, 20XX, 115X and 775, plus AMD AM5, AM4, AM3, AM3+, AM2, AM2+, FM1, FM2 and FM2+. Covering both current sockets and platforms going back many generations means the cooler is not tied to the board it was bought for and can move to the next build.