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ASUS TUF Gaming LC 240 ARGB Demon Slayer Nezuko Limited Edition Pink liquid cooler

SKU CH-C59H-J5HMY

A 240 mm all-in-one liquid CPU cooler with two 120 mm ARGB fans, copper cold plate, aluminium radiator and Aura Sync lighting in a pink Demon Slayer Nezuko edition

  • Radiator size272 × 122 × 27 mm
  • Fan size2 Fan Slots (120 mm)
  • AMD socket supportAM4
  • Intel socket supportLGA 115x/1200/1366
  • Fan dimensions120 × 120 × 25 mm
  • Fan speed800–2,000 RPM +/- 10%
  • ARGB lighting syncs with AURA SYNC for custom effects
  • Fan blade groove design boosts airflow while keeping noise at 29 dB(A)
  • Asetek pump with copper cold plate delivers strong heat dissipation
  • Dual 120 mm PWM fans push 67 CFM at up to 2000 RPM
  • Fits Intel LGA 115x/1200/1366 and AMD AM4 sockets

Demon Slayer limited-edition AIO

The ASUS TUF Gaming LC 240 ARGB Nezuko edition is a pink all-in-one liquid CPU cooler built around a 240 mm aluminium radiator and two 120 mm ARGB fans. It mounts on Intel LGA 115x, 1200 and 1366 sockets as well as AMD AM4 platforms. The copper cold plate and braided tubing complete the loop for builders who want a themed cooling centrepiece.

Thermals noise and power draw

Two TUF Gaming ARGB fans spin between 800 and 2000 RPM, delivering 67 CFM of airflow and 3.0 mmH2O static pressure at a listed 29 dB(A). The fan blades use a groove design to increase air volume while reducing noise. PWM and DC control modes let the motherboard regulate speed automatically. The Asetek pump circulates coolant through the 272 x 122 x 27 mm radiator for steady heat removal.

Upgrade path and fit

This cooler replaces stock air coolers or older 120 mm AIOs when a 240 mm radiator fits the case and the pink Demon Slayer aesthetic matches the build theme. The 80 x 80 x 45 mm water block clears most memory heatsinks on supported sockets. Builders needing larger radiator surface area, different socket support or a non-themed colour scheme should look elsewhere.

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Specifications

Product
Product typeLiquid Cooling System
Product colorPink
Performance
Fan speed800–2,000 RPM +/- 10%
Size & build
Radiator size272 × 122 × 27 mm
Fan size2 Fan Slots (120 mm)
Fan dimensions120 × 120 × 25 mm
Compatibility
AMD socket supportAM4
Intel socket supportLGA 115x/1200/1366
Environment & compliance
Fan noise level29 dB(A)
More details
LED lightingARGB

Questions about this item

How do I install the ASUS TUF Gaming LC 240 ARGB on an AMD AM4 motherboard, and what step do people often miss?

Mount the supplied AM4 brackets onto the water block, apply thermal paste, secure the block to the CPU socket, then attach the 272 x 122 x 27 mm radiator with the two 120 mm fans; the step often missed is connecting the pump header and the ARGB cable to the motherboard for AURA SYNC control.

What maintenance or replacement will this liquid cooler need later?

The sealed loop uses braided net and rubber tubes with a copper cold plate and aluminum radiator, so no coolant refill is required; only the two 120 mm PWM/DC fans (800–2000 RPM, 29 dB(A)) may need replacement after several years of continuous operation.

What thermal limit appears first when the cooler runs at full load for a long period?

The 240 mm radiator with 3.0 mmH2O static pressure and 67 CFM airflow can dissipate heat until the coolant temperature stabilises; the first limit is the radiator’s ability to reject heat into the case, which caps sustained CPU temperatures before the pump or fans reach their maximum rated speed.

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