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    Quad Fan Radiators

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    WC-00D-BA
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    480 mm radiator for water cooling, Made of copper, For custom loops
    £89.99
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    COO-ACL-04422
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    14167, 480mm Radiator, Suitable for 4 x 120mm Fans, 12 FPI, Black
    £99.95
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    WC-01Q-CS
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    CX-9030006-WW, Quad Fan Radiator, 13 FPI, Black, 3 Year Warranty
    £129.95
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    WC-003-BA
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    480 mm radiator for water cooling, Made of copper, For custom loops, 195ml capacity
    Price reduced from £89.99 to £69.95
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    WC-0D2-AC
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    Full Copper Radiator, 140mm Fan Design, Upto eight fans, 18 FPI
    £159.95
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    WC-0D0-AC
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    Full Copper Radiator, 120mm Fan Design, Upto eight fans, 18 FPI
    £129.95
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    WC-ABF-EK
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    480mm Radiator, Comaptible with upto 8 x 120mm Fans, Black Colour, 44mm Thickness
    £127.99
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    WC-46S-XS
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    The XSPC TX is the worlds thinnest PC radiator. At just over 20mm thick, it's 20% thinner than a standard 120mm fan and over 40% thinner than our EX series radiators.
    Price reduced from £99.95 to £83.99
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    COO-ACL-08503
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    480mm Radiator, Black, Compatible with 120mm Fans
    £143.99
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    Quad Fan Radiators


    XSPC TX480 Ultra Thin Copper Quad Fan White Radiator - 480mm

    Maximise your gaming PC’s cooling performance with a Quad Fan Radiator from Overclockers UK. Explore a fantastic range of models from XSPC, Barrow, EK Water Blocks, and Alphacool. These large radiators are designed to be paired with four fans, either 120mm or 140mm in size. A radiator is an essential component for cooling your core gaming hardware, such as a CPU or GPU. They have an optimised surface area, so heat can be dissipated into the surrounding air. To do this, a radiator features multiple heat pipes, interconnected by hundreds of small metal fins. As both the pipes and fins are delicate components, they are encased in a protective frame, which is also used to mount the radiator to your PC case and for installing fans.



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