COUGAR Poseidon Vistek ARGB 240 Liquid Cooler
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A 240 mm liquid cooler with a 3.95 inch IPS LCD showing real-time stats at 720 x 720 and 60 Hz, plus ARGB PWM fans up to 2500 RPM and 78.2 CFM
Model Poseidon Vistek Pro
Color White
Fan Size 2 Fan Slots 240 mm
The COUGAR Poseidon Vistek Pro ARGB 240 White is an all-in-one liquid cooling system built for current AMD and Intel desktop platforms. It supports AMD AM5, AM4, AM3, AM2, FM2 and FM1 sockets alongside Intel LGA1851, LGA1700, LGA1200, LGA115X and LGA1366. A copper cold plate transfers heat from the CPU to a 240 mm aluminium radiator. The unit suits builders who want integrated system monitoring and customisable visuals in a white finish. It does not suit buyers who need a larger radiator or a display smaller than 3.95 inches.
Two 120 mm fans push up to 78.2 CFM across the radiator at speeds between 700 and 2500 RPM, producing a maximum noise level of 38 dB(A). The 3.95-inch IPS TFT LCD runs at 720 x 720 resolution with a 60 Hz refresh rate, showing real-time temperatures, loads and custom JPG, PNG, GIF or MP4 content. The 390 mm tubes give routing flexibility inside mid-tower cases. The cooler runs out of headroom when sustained loads exceed what a dual-fan 240 mm loop can dissipate.
The fans connect via a single 4-pin PWM header for speed control and ARGB lighting sync. Monitoring data and display customisation are handled through Windows control software over an internal USB link. The LCD accepts only the listed image and video formats and its 720 x 720 pixel grid. No external video input or network streaming is supported. Builders needing a thicker radiator, longer tubing or a non-proprietary display interface must look elsewhere.
| Brand | COUGAR |
|---|---|
| Series | Poseidon Vistek |
| Model | Poseidon Vistek Pro ARGB 240 White |
| Part Number | CGR-PSDVPRGB-W-240 |
| Type | Liquid Cooling System |
| Block Compatibility - AMD | AM5 / AM4 / AM3 / AM2 / FM2 / FM1 |
| Block Compatibility - Intel | LGA1851 / LGA1700 / LGA1200 / LGA115X / LGA1366 |
| Block Material | Copper |
| Display | 3.95 inch |
| Radiator Material | Aluminum |
| Fan Dim. | 243.6 x 125 x 25 mm |
| Fan RPM | 700-2500 RPM |
| Fan Air Flow | 78.2 CFM |
| Fan Noise | 38 dB(A) |
| Fan Connector | 4 Pin |
| Color | White |
| LED Color | ARGB |
| Tube Dim. | 390±5mm |
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The radiator measures 243.6 x 125 x 25 mm and the tubes are 390 mm long. The block supports LGA1700 plus LGA1851, LGA1200, LGA115X and LGA1366, so it will mount on your current board; check case clearance for the 25 mm thick radiator and fan height near your RAM.
Open the COUGAR control software on the desktop; it pushes real-time sensor data to the IPS TFT panel at 60 Hz. You should see CPU temperature, fan RPM between 700 and 2500, and coolant status update smoothly without lag.
The package supplies brackets and back-plates for AM5, AM4, AM3, AM2, FM2, FM1 and for Intel LGA1851, LGA1700, LGA1200, LGA115X, LGA1366. No extra bracket purchase is required for those sockets.
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