Lian-Li Hydroshift II LCD-C 360CL Liquid CPU Cooler, 2.1" IPS Display, 2600 RPM Fan Speed, 72 CFM Fan Airflow, 2500 RPM Pump Speed, Aluminum Alloy Radiator Material, Black. console LED back lighting (several modes) MX Palm Rest

Name: Lian-Li Hydroshift II LCD-C 360CL Liquid CPU Cooler, 2.1" IPS Display, 2600 RPM Fan Speed, 72 CFM Fan Airflow, 2500 RPM Pump Speed, Aluminum Alloy Radiator Material, Black. console LED back lighting (several modes) MX Palm Rest
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 35567050081
Price: 67.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0936 (29 reviews)

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Lian Li Hydroshift II LCD C 360CL Liquid CPU Cooler, 2.1" IPS Display, 2600 RPM Fan Speed, 72 CFM Fan Airflow, 2500 RPM Pump Speed, Aluminum Alloy Radiator Material, Black. console LED back lighting (several modes) MX Palm Rest LED back lighting (several modes) 4GHz & 5GHz) Product Name 2000–2500 RPM ±10%

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