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120mm Radiators
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WARA-552
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Compact 120 mm radiator for water cooling, made of copper, high fin density, for small custom loops
74,90 €
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WAEK-2382
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120 mm radiator for water cooling, made of copper, for custom loops, extra thin with only 30 mm thickness, suitable for modding
59,90 €
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WARA-554
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Compact 120 mm radiator for water cooling, made of copper, high fin density, for small custom loops
92,90 €
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WAEk-2409
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120 mm radiator with 44 mm thickness, copper fins and channels, exclusive modding design, 5x G1/4 inch connections, high-quality workmanship, suitable for custom loops
62,90 €
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20,90 €
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WARA-569
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Compact 120 mm radiator for water cooling, made of copper, high fin density, for particularly small custom loops, for hardware from the entry-level segment
WARA-392
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Very flat black single radiator from MagiCool in X-Flow design for 1× 120mm fan on both sides
WACH-892
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120 mm radiator for water cooling, made of stainless steel, push-pull configurations possible
WARA-381
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Black Slim Single Radiator (27 mm) from Magicool for one 120mm silent fan on each side, 16 FPI, Dual-Pass Design
WARA-527
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120 mm radiator with 30 mm thickness in black, up to two 120mm fans in push/pull configuration, fins and channels made of copper, exclusive design with stainless steel accents, compact dimensions and high-quality craftsmanship, 2x G1/4 connections
WARA-480
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120mm radiator from Alphacool, full copper construction with black steel frame, supports up to two 120mm fans in push/pull configuration, 30 millimetres thick and 16 FPI, 2x G1/4 connections
WAEK-2405
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120 mm radiator with 44 mm thickness, copper fins and channels, exclusive modding design, 5x G1/4-inch connections, high-quality workmanship, suitable for custom loops
WARA-523
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120 mm radiator with 30 mm thickness in white, up to two 120mm fans in push/pull operation, fins and channels made of copper, exclusive design with stainless steel accents, compact dimensions and high-quality workmanship, 2x G1/4 connections
WARA-531
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120 mm radiator with 30 mm thickness, up to two 120mm fans in push/pull configuration, fins made of copper, exclusive design housing made of stainless steel, compact dimensions and high-quality workmanship, 2x G1/4 connections
120mm Liquid Cooling Radiators
A radiator is just as important in a water-cooled system as the water cooler itself, because the radiator must dissipate the heat absorbed by the water. This is achieved through its finned surface, which is cooled by a fan, at least in an active radiator. With a 120mm radiator, a 120mm fan can be mounted accordingly. 120mm radiators are especially suitable for midi-towers. However, even in a larger tower, a 120mm radiator can be useful if not too many sources need to be cooled or if space needs to be saved for other components in the case.
Material and strength are crucial in selecting the fan
For the 120mm radiator, as with all other radiators, attention should be paid to the fan to be mounted on it, its cooling performance, and its material. Copper or brass is usually used as the base material for a radiator, and it may be additionally nickel-plated. It is important to ensure that the material of the radiator matches the rest of the water cooling circuit to prevent chemical reactions with other elements in the water cooling system. Most 120mm radiators have two G1/4 ports to connect them to the water cooling circuit and four holes specifically designed for 120mm fans.
120mm radiators with an integrated pump are less common. In these models, only an appropriate cooler is needed to complete the water cooling circuit. Even with a 120mm radiator, one should consider how many sources need to be cooled by a water cooler.
When purchasing a 120mm radiator, the following points should be considered:
- Does the combined performance of the radiator and fan suffice for the respective water coolers?
- Does the 120mm radiator waste too much space in the case?
- Is the material of the 120mm radiator compatible with the other materials in the water cooling circuit?