BitsPower Monoblock for MSI X399 Gaming PRO Carbon AC RGB Nickel - Acrylic [BP-WBMMX399CB]

The transparent acrylic lid and the integrated RGB LED lighting make this monoblock a real eye-catcher.

The features of the monoblock for MSI X399 Gaming PRO Carbon AC at a glance:
- Monoblock water cooler from Bitspower
- Suitable for MSI X399 Gaming PRO Carbon AC mainboards
- Cools CPU and voltage converter on the mainboard
- Nickel-plated copper heat sink
- Transparent acrylic lid
- Integrated RGB lighting
- Custom-fit monoblock for the MSI X399 Gaming PRO Carbon AC mainboard

The monoblock for MSI X399 Gaming PRO Carbon AC is made of high-purity copper and has also been nickel-plated. This guarantees high thermal conductivity. This means that the CPU and voltage converter always remain in the green temperature range even when overclocked. The lid is made of transparent acrylic glass and allows a view of the coolant flowing through. It is integrated into the water circuit via two G1 / 4-inch threads.

The integrated RGB lighting ensures suitable lighting. Connected to the mainboard via a 4-pin RGB connector (12VGRB, 12V), this can be synchronized with the rest of the setup. The lighting is compatible with MSI AURA Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync, ASRock Polychrome and Razer Chroma.

Notes: Connections that are not included in the scope of delivery are required for integration into the cooling circuit. Make sure that the cooler is only suitable for the MSI X399 Gaming PRO Carbon AC mainboard! Original coolers must be removed before assembly, which invalidates the manufacturer's guarantee!

Technical details:
- Dimensions: 140 x 111 x 30.8 mm (L x W x H)
- Material: nickel-plated copper (bottom), acrylic glass (lid)
- Thread: 2x G1 / 4 inches
Lighting:
- 4-pin RGB (12VGRB, 12V)
- Compatibility: MSI X399 Gaming PRO Carbon AC
Scope of delivery:
- Monoblock for MSI X399 Gaming PRO Carbon AC monoblock
- mounting materials
- Thermal pad

Attention: Please note that some coolers are delivered with a protective film on the bottom. This must always be removed before assembly and commissioning.