Thermaltake creates the world’s first CPU & Memory AIO Liquid Cooler

Today, Thermaltake has a unique product to reveal to the world, a Closed-Loop Liquid Cooler (CLC) which offers cooling for both your CPU and system memory, something which should keep both sets of components cool under load.

Meet Thermaltake’s Floe RC series of All-in-One Liquid Coolers, which will ship with 240mm (RC240) and 360mm (RC360) variants, both of which are designed to cool Thermaltake’s ToughRAM RC memory modules, which are sold separately from these liquid coolers.

These products support addressable RGB lighting on their CPU water block, memory cooling block and on each of the system’s 120mm ARGB Sync fans. Thermaltake has confirmed that these ARGB lighting elements support industry-standard 5V addressable RGB headers. This RGB lighting solution support existing software control solutions like ASUS Aura Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync, Biostar VIVID LED DJ, and ASRock Polychrome.

Thermaltake has listed this liquid cooling kit as supporting “the latest Intel and AMD” CPU sockets, including Intel’s recently released LGA 1200 socket. Thermaltake has also noted that its ToughRAM series of memory kits will release with 3200MHz, 3600MHz, 4000MHz and 4400MHz kits, each of which ships with 2x8GB DIMMs. This allows users to install up to 32GB of DRAM on mainstream motherboards with 4 DIMM slots. 

Note that we expect this kit to support AMD’s mainstream CPU sockets, and likely doesn’t include support for AMD’s Threadripper TRX40 socket. Beyond that, Intel’s X299 socket may not be supported, as this socket places DRAM modules on both sides of the user’s processor. This liquid cooling kit only has one DRAM chilling plate. 

With DDR4 DRAM, memory doesn’t typically require active cooling solutions, as the DDR4 memory standard doesn’t consume much power when compared to older DDR standards. That being said, memory overclockers could benefit from the increase in cooling performance, and other users could find Thermaltake’s RGB memory cooling place visually pleasing.