Quick Summary
The GameMax Iceburg 120mm ARGB liquid CPU cooler is a single fan AIO with an aluminium and copper radiator, a 120mm ARGB Infinity fan and a pump cap with an infinity mirror LED ring effect. The fan is controlled by PWM and runs between 800 and 2000 RPM.
It is presented as a cooling option with a copper base plate, 300mm water tubes and a rotatable pump head for adjusting the GameMax logo angle during installation.
Who It Is Best For
This cooler suits buyers looking for a 120mm liquid CPU cooler with ARGB lighting, a single fan setup and PWM temperature control. It is also relevant if you want 300mm tubes for installation flexibility and a pump head that can be rotated to suit the chosen mounting angle.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | GameMax. |
| Model | Iceburg 120mm. |
| Product type | Liquid CPU cooler with a single fan radiator. |
| Fan size | 120mm ARGB Infinity fan. |
| Fan control | PWM control between 800 and 2000 RPM. |
| Airflow | 62.82 CFM at maximum rotation speed. |
| Static pressure | 1.89 mmH2O at maximum rotation speed. |
| Heat dissipation | Listed as 180W TDP overall heat dissipation. |
| Water tubes | 300mm length for installation flexibility in a PC case. |
| Radiator | Aluminium and copper radiator, with 27mm heat dissipation radiator and 20mm thickness inside stated. |
| Cooling block | Copper base plate on the pump for heat dissipation. |
| Lighting | Infinity mirror LED ring effect on the pump cap and fan axis. |
| Mounting detail | Rotatable pump head for adjusting the GameMax logo angle during installation. |
Why Buyers Choose It
- The 120mm size and single fan radiator give a compact liquid cooling layout for compatible builds.
- PWM control between 800 and 2000 RPM allows the fan speed to respond to motherboard temperature.
- The 300mm tubes provide extra reach when positioning the cooler inside a PC case.
- ARGB lighting and the infinity mirror effect add a visible lighting feature to the pump cap and fan axis.
How It Works
- The pump moves liquid through the radiator and cooling block.
- The fan is controlled through the 4pin PWM interface and can adjust speed with motherboard temperature.
- The rotatable pump head lets you change the logo angle to suit the installed orientation.
Real World Use
In a PC case, the 300mm tubes allow some flexibility when placing the radiator and pump assembly. The rotatable pump head is useful where the installed angle changes how the logo appears. The ARGB fan and infinity mirror effect are visible on the pump cap and fan axis.
What To Know Before You Buy
Check that your case has space for a 120mm single fan liquid cooler and review the 300mm tube length against your planned layout. Confirm that you want a PWM fan setup with ARGB lighting and an infinity mirror effect before ordering.
Pros: It combines a 120mm liquid cooling layout with PWM fan control, 300mm tubes and ARGB lighting.
Cons: It is a single fan radiator, so the setup is limited to that stated format.
Common Buyer Questions
Does it use PWM fan control?
Yes. The fan is controlled by PWM and is stated to run between 800 and 2000 RPM.
How long are the water tubes?
The water tubes are stated as 300mm long, which gives some flexibility when fitting the cooler in a PC case.
What lighting features does it have?
It has ARGB lighting, an infinity mirror LED ring effect on the pump cap and lighting on the fan axis.
Can the pump head be adjusted?
Yes. The pump head is rotatable so the GameMax logo angle can be adjusted during installation.
Final Buying View
Choose this cooler if you want a GameMax 120mm liquid CPU cooler with PWM fan control, ARGB lighting and a rotatable pump head. Check case space and the 300mm tube length against your planned build before ordering.
