Cooler Master - 360L Core AIO, Ryzen 9/Intel 9 Gen, S Dual Pump, Quiet Fan, aRGB, AM5/4, LGA 1851/1700 - White
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- Airflow Volume100.0 cubic feet per minuteCooling SystemLiquidFan Size120.0 millimetersFan Speed1000.0 revolutions per minuteNoise Level20.0 decibels adjustedNumber of Fans Included1
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