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Jonsbo Rolls Out Angeleyes TW2 Pro Color Series AIO CPU Coolers

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Jonsbo earlier this week rolled out the Angeleyes TW2 Pro Color line of all-in-one, closed-loop, liquid CPU Coolers. These coolers are variants of the Angeleyes TW2 Pro series the company released through 2019-2020. Its radiator, tubing, and pump-block designs are unchanged. The only only area of change is the set of fans included with the cooler. These fans are characterized by ARGB LEDs located in the impeller hub, and translucent fan-blades that diffuse the light. In the older Angeleyes TW2 Pro series, the fan featured acrylic ARGB diffusers along the bore of the frame. Under the hood, the fan features hydraulic bearings rated for over 40,000 hours, 700-1,500 RPM fan-speeds, 25.5-62.8 CFM of air-flow, and 18.1-29.5 dBA of noise output. There are currently two models of the TW2 Pro Color series - the TW2-360 Pro Color, which features a 360 mm x 120 mm radiator and three fans; and the TW2-240 Pro Color, with a 240 mm x 120 mm radiator and two fans. Among the CPU socket types supported are AM4, LGA1200, LGA115x, and LGA2066. The company didn't reveal pricing.



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meh.... do we REALLY yet AnUtHa same ole same same AIO ? Good ole capitalism at it's finest I guess :)

Also, is there some technical reason (other than Asutek's patents) that the largest majority of pump blocks are round instead of squared (which I think looks stupid sitting on top of square cpu's) ?

Corsair (which I have) and a few others make their's square, so whazzupp wit dat ?
 
Asetek.

It's just a shape....but I'd imagine it has something to do with the pump/impeller? No clue on that.... doesn't bother me in the least and I have some OCD tendencies. :p
 
I associate AngelEyes with BMW headlights, it just seems wrong to name an AIO that.
 
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