Team Group is at it again with their new T-FORCE SIREN series CPU/SSD AIO Liquid Cooler. This time, they have gone ahead and implemented a RGB LED in the pump which interchanges colors on your motherboard lighting scheme automatically via software control. It is compatible with most AM4 sockets or Intel LGA775 socket including those that support WiFi so you can connect to an AP from anywhere. The best part about this cooler? It comes out of the box already pre-assembled!
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The T-FORCE SIREN Series is the world’s first ARGB CPU/SSD AIO liquid coolers, according to T-FORCE. Most of us would have laughed at the concept of having to manually cool an SSD not long ago, but as transfer rates grow, so does the amount of heat generated.
Some manufacturers have already begun providing heatsinks for PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSDs, indicating that more aggressive cooling isn’t far ahead. With PCIe 5.0 SSD speeds predicted to exceed 14 GB/s, liquid cooling was just a matter of time. The SIREN GD240E AIO is compatible with Intel LGA 1700 and AMD AM5 sockets and is suited for most M.2 2280 SSDs.
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TEAMGROUP, a leading memory supplier, not only offers full storage solutions to customers throughout the globe, but also attempts to provide the greatest cooling alternatives. T-FORCE has introduced the world’s first ARGB All-In-One liquid cooling system, which distributes heat from two key heat sources, the CPU and SSD, at the same time, in response to increased demands in the next generation of PC hardware for quicker and more effective cooling.
The T-FORCE SIREN Series All-in-One ARGB Liquid Cooler’s dual-cooling system supports a wide range of Intel and AMD sockets, including the latest LGA 1700 and AM5 sockets, and the cooler’s meticulously-designed water blocks are made for mainstream M.2 2280 SSDs, making it ideal for a wide range of gaming PC setups. The T-FORCE SIREN Series All-in-One liquid cooling system enables gamers to tackle both CPU and SSD heating concerns with a simple installation, as well as providing stable operation while both components are under severe stress, resulting in longer hardware lifespans. Its ARGB twin water block design can also show a variety of stunning lights, allowing users to construct their own unique and eye-catching PC setup.
TEAMGROUP has taken the initiative to develop numerous cooling solutions with leading technology and creative features, as a result of the higher operating temperatures of PC components. The firm has created the SIREN GD240E All-in-One ARGB Liquid Cooler for CPUs, as well as the first cooling solution for the next generation of PCIe Gen5.0 SSDs, in addition to many T-FORCE-patented SSD heatsinks. TEAMGROUP will continue to provide a diverse choice of cooling solutions to customers all over the globe in order to provide a more stable and efficient computing environment.
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