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Aerocool Mirage L240 Water Cooling System AIO CPU with 2 120mm Fans and RGB Lighting
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Aerocool Mirage L240 Water Cooling System AIO CPU with 2 120mm Fans and RGB Lighting

Key features:

  • Radiator Size: Dual Fan
  • Fan Dimension: 120 mm
  • RGB Lighting
  • Fan Speed: 1800 rpm
  • Fan Noise Levels: 26.8 dB
  • Airflow: 72.2 cfm
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  • Radiator Size

    Dual Fan

    240mm or 280mm radiator – ideal balance between performance and compatibility.

  • Fan Dimension

    The fan dimension (in millimeters) affects airflow, noise, and compatibility with the case.

  • Fan Speed

    The fan speed determines how fast it spins, affecting airflow and noise level.

    • Low (500-1000 RPM): Quiet operation, ideal for low-noise builds, but with less airflow.
    • Medium (1000-1800 RPM): Balanced performance between cooling and noise.
    • High (1800+ RPM): Maximum airflow, suitable for demanding conditions or overclocking, with increased noise.

  • Lighting

    RGB

    Multicolor lighting with multiple color options, usually controlled via software.
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Product report

Description

Description

High-performance water cooling with Infinity Mirror RGB design to offer a unique and mesmerizing lighting experience. The Mirage is built to meet the highest engineering standards, ensuring that your system will stay cool even under the most demanding conditions.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
See full description

Specifications

Specifications

Main Specifications

Socket
1150/1151/1155/1156, 1200, 2011, 2066, 775, AM2/AM2+, AM3/AM3+, AM4, FM1/FM2/FM2+
Radiator Size
Dual Fan

Radiator Size

Dual Fan
240mm or 280mm radiator – ideal balance between performance and compatibility.
Fan Dimension
120 mm

Fan Dimension

The fan dimension (in millimeters) affects airflow, noise, and compatibility with the case.
Colour
Black
Radiator Material
Aluminum

Radiator Material

Aluminum
Aluminum radiators are lighter and more affordable, making them the usual choice for AIO liquid coolers, with good performance for everyday use and easy integration into most systems.
Lighting
RGB

Lighting

RGB
Multicolor lighting with multiple color options, usually controlled via software.
Pump Display
No

Pump Display

Built-in display on the pump for viewing temperatures and statistics. Allows full customization with your own designs or animated GIFs.

Technical Specifications

Fan Speed (max)
1800 rpm

Fan Speed (max)

The fan speed determines how fast it spins, affecting airflow and noise level.

  • Low (500-1000 RPM): Quiet operation, ideal for low-noise builds, but with less airflow.
  • Medium (1000-1800 RPM): Balanced performance between cooling and noise.
  • High (1800+ RPM): Maximum airflow, suitable for demanding conditions or overclocking, with increased noise.
Fan Noise Level (Full Load)
26.8 dB

Fan Noise Level (Full Load)

The Fan Noise Level (Full Load) indicates how much noise the liquid cooler’s fans produce when operating at maximum speed, that is, under full load. It is measured in dB(A), and the lower the value, the quieter the operation. This is an important feature for those who want a quiet system, especially in demanding uses such as gaming or rendering where the fans run at maximum.
Air Flow
72.2 cfm

Air Flow

Airflow (CFM) indicates the volume of air that the fan moves per minute (Cubic Feet per Minute) and directly affects the cooling performance of the radiator. The higher the value, the more air passes through the radiator, contributing to better heat dissipation, although it is usually accompanied by increased noise.
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
400 W

Thermal Design Power (TDP)

It indicates the maximum heat in Watts that the liquid cooler can dissipate from your processor.

For maximum stability, choose a cooler with a TDP higher than the rated requirements of your CPU.

This ensures that the system will remain cool even under intense gaming or professional use conditions.
Air Pressure
1.62 mmH₂O: millimeters of water

Air Pressure

Air Pressure (mmAq) indicates the force with which the fan pushes air through obstacles such as the radiator and is measured in mm of water column. The higher the value, the better the fan can penetrate the dense fins of the radiator, making it more efficient for water cooling compared to regular case fans.
Bearing Type
Hydraulic

Bearing Type

Hydraulic
Hydraulic bearings use a special pressurized lubricant system for smooth rotation, offering low noise, good durability, and balanced performance for everyday use.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

See all specifications

Reviews (6)

Reviews

4.2
6
4.2
Review this product
  1. 3
  2. 1
  3. 2
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • Effective cooling
  • Silent
  • Refrigerator volume
  • Value for money
  • Installation
  • Construction quality

Reviews by our members

  • nck.m
    3
    nck.m

    The base that the pump screws into sticks with double-sided tape which barely holds, resulting in when you "lay down" your motherboard in the case, you need to fish for the holes. The radiator is extremely light, the fans are mediocre, and there are a lot of cables in general that you need to organize. Performance is okay on a 9700k inside a mediocre case in terms of airflow. The logo in the center of the pump is a gamble if you will manage to adjust it. I couldn't manage it and I have left it "sideways."

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • pkout
    3
    pkout

    I have had it for 1.5 years, it is on an INTEL 10700KF, at idle the temperatures are around 40-45 degrees while in gaming sometimes I saw 100 degrees but for a short time and then it played at 70-80 degrees which I would say is quite a lot. The issue, however, is the fans which lately have been making excessive noise with one spinning like it was loose and the other running constantly at 100% regardless of the settings I gave it through the motherboard (PWM). I replaced them with NZXT ones and saw it now running silently and at lower temperatures. I deduct 2 stars for the fans, otherwise, it is perfectly fine.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • TECH_PC
    5
    TECH_PC

    I am quite knowledgeable about computers. The previous liquid cooler I had from a top brand cost me 280 Euro and the Ryzen 9 5900X was constantly at 60-65°C even at idle, and when it broke I temporarily installed this liquid cooler which, for fun, is at 40-50°C at idle exactly in the same setup. I couldn't believe it and I have kept it and I won't change it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • GreekL0ve
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    GreekL0ve

    Today I received it. Initially, I had the MasterLiquid ML120L RGB, and due to an upgrade to the Ryzen 5 5600x, I also upgraded the cooling. In terms of quality, the supply tubes and fan cables are quite cheap compared to the Gigabyte 120L, which specifically had a carbon-reinforced cover that reflected the RGB. In terms of performance, it does idle at 33°C (at a room temperature of 25 degrees) and reaches 55-60°C while gaming. It has beautiful LED lights that are RGB addressable and can be properly adjusted with other ARGB components you may have (an added bonus is that the fans have a splitter on them, allowing them to be connected to each other). Now, I don't know how long it will last over time (the previous one lasted 2 years and was working fine until today), but if I notice anything, I will come back with more information. For now, yes, I recommend it and it is a good value for money at the price of 86. However, as I mentioned, if any issues arise in the future, I will update my recommendation. Minus one star for the cable and supply quality from me.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Effective cooling
    • Silent
    • Refrigerator volume
    • Value for money
    • Installation
    • Construction quality
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Andrew_Medial_Crafter
    5
    24 out of 25 members found this review helpful
    Andrew_Medial_Crafter

    Well, since there were no reviews, I hesitated a bit to buy it but in the end, I bought it.
    I have to say that I don't regret it.
    I had issues with the cooling of my processor (Ryzen 5 3600x). I had idle temperatures of 65-70 degrees. Now they have dropped to 40. If you don't have such problems, expect even better results. Gaming doesn't go above 55. Also, something that pleased me a lot is that the motherboard doesn't need an RGB header, as mine didn't have one either, and the RGB works fine. Also, something that surprised me is that the cooler that goes on top of the processor, the mirror comes off and you can see the inside, which is RGB only. Finally, if you have an AMD processor, you need to know that you will need the two black plastic pieces that screw onto the CPU cooler backplate. Overall, I am very satisfied with the product and I recommend it to you! If you have any questions (since there are no other reviews), please ask whatever you want.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Effective cooling
    • Installation
    • Silent
    • Refrigerator volume
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    dusterpc

    Verified purchase

  • nck.m
    3
    nck.m

    The base that the pump screws into sticks with double-sided tape which barely holds, resulting in when you "lay down" your motherboard in the case, you need to fish for the holes. The radiator is extremely light, the fans are mediocre, and there are a lot of cables in general that you need to organize. Performance is okay on a 9700k inside a mediocre case in terms of airflow. The logo in the center of the pump is a gamble if you will manage to adjust it. I couldn't manage it and I have left it "sideways."

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • pkout
    3
    pkout

    I have had it for 1.5 years, it is on an INTEL 10700KF, at idle the temperatures are around 40-45 degrees while in gaming sometimes I saw 100 degrees but for a short time and then it played at 70-80 degrees which I would say is quite a lot. The issue, however, is the fans which lately have been making excessive noise with one spinning like it was loose and the other running constantly at 100% regardless of the settings I gave it through the motherboard (PWM). I replaced them with NZXT ones and saw it now running silently and at lower temperatures. I deduct 2 stars for the fans, otherwise, it is perfectly fine.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • TECH_PC
    5
    TECH_PC

    I am quite knowledgeable about computers. The previous liquid cooler I had from a top brand cost me 280 Euro and the Ryzen 9 5900X was constantly at 60-65°C even at idle, and when it broke I temporarily installed this liquid cooler which, for fun, is at 40-50°C at idle exactly in the same setup. I couldn't believe it and I have kept it and I won't change it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • GreekL0ve
    4
    GreekL0ve

    Today I received it. Initially, I had the MasterLiquid ML120L RGB, and due to an upgrade to the Ryzen 5 5600x, I also upgraded the cooling. In terms of quality, the supply tubes and fan cables are quite cheap compared to the Gigabyte 120L, which specifically had a carbon-reinforced cover that reflected the RGB. In terms of performance, it does idle at 33°C (at a room temperature of 25 degrees) and reaches 55-60°C while gaming. It has beautiful LED lights that are RGB addressable and can be properly adjusted with other ARGB components you may have (an added bonus is that the fans have a splitter on them, allowing them to be connected to each other). Now, I don't know how long it will last over time (the previous one lasted 2 years and was working fine until today), but if I notice anything, I will come back with more information. For now, yes, I recommend it and it is a good value for money at the price of 86. However, as I mentioned, if any issues arise in the future, I will update my recommendation. Minus one star for the cable and supply quality from me.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • Andrew_Medial_Crafter
    5
    Andrew_Medial_Crafter

    Well, since there were no reviews, I hesitated a bit to buy it but in the end, I bought it.
    I have to say that I don't regret it.
    I had issues with the cooling of my processor (Ryzen 5 3600x). I had idle temperatures of 65-70 degrees. Now they have dropped to 40. If you don't have such problems, expect even better results. Gaming doesn't go above 55. Also, something that pleased me a lot is that the motherboard doesn't need an RGB header, as mine didn't have one either, and the RGB works fine. Also, something that surprised me is that the cooler that goes on top of the processor, the mirror comes off and you can see the inside, which is RGB only. Finally, if you have an AMD processor, you need to know that you will need the two black plastic pieces that screw onto the CPU cooler backplate. Overall, I am very satisfied with the product and I recommend it to you! If you have any questions (since there are no other reviews), please ask whatever you want.

    Translated from Greek ·
    24
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Description & Specifications

High-performance water cooling with Infinity Mirror RGB design to offer a unique and mesmerizing lighting experience. The Mirage is built to meet the highest engineering standards, ensuring that your system will stay cool even under the most demanding conditions.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Main Specifications

Socket
1150/1151/1155/1156, 1200, 2011, 2066, 775, AM2/AM2+, AM3/AM3+, AM4, FM1/FM2/FM2+
Radiator Size
Dual Fan

Radiator Size

Dual Fan
240mm or 280mm radiator – ideal balance between performance and compatibility.
Fan Dimension
120 mm

Fan Dimension

The fan dimension (in millimeters) affects airflow, noise, and compatibility with the case.
Colour
Black
Radiator Material
Aluminum

Radiator Material

Aluminum
Aluminum radiators are lighter and more affordable, making them the usual choice for AIO liquid coolers, with good performance for everyday use and easy integration into most systems.
Lighting
RGB

Lighting

RGB
Multicolor lighting with multiple color options, usually controlled via software.
Pump Display
No

Pump Display

Built-in display on the pump for viewing temperatures and statistics. Allows full customization with your own designs or animated GIFs.

Technical Specifications

Fan Speed (max)
1800 rpm

Fan Speed (max)

The fan speed determines how fast it spins, affecting airflow and noise level.

  • Low (500-1000 RPM): Quiet operation, ideal for low-noise builds, but with less airflow.
  • Medium (1000-1800 RPM): Balanced performance between cooling and noise.
  • High (1800+ RPM): Maximum airflow, suitable for demanding conditions or overclocking, with increased noise.
Fan Noise Level (Full Load)
26.8 dB

Fan Noise Level (Full Load)

The Fan Noise Level (Full Load) indicates how much noise the liquid cooler’s fans produce when operating at maximum speed, that is, under full load. It is measured in dB(A), and the lower the value, the quieter the operation. This is an important feature for those who want a quiet system, especially in demanding uses such as gaming or rendering where the fans run at maximum.
Air Flow
72.2 cfm

Air Flow

Airflow (CFM) indicates the volume of air that the fan moves per minute (Cubic Feet per Minute) and directly affects the cooling performance of the radiator. The higher the value, the more air passes through the radiator, contributing to better heat dissipation, although it is usually accompanied by increased noise.
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
400 W

Thermal Design Power (TDP)

It indicates the maximum heat in Watts that the liquid cooler can dissipate from your processor.

For maximum stability, choose a cooler with a TDP higher than the rated requirements of your CPU.

This ensures that the system will remain cool even under intense gaming or professional use conditions.
Air Pressure
1.62 mmH₂O: millimeters of water

Air Pressure

Air Pressure (mmAq) indicates the force with which the fan pushes air through obstacles such as the radiator and is measured in mm of water column. The higher the value, the better the fan can penetrate the dense fins of the radiator, making it more efficient for water cooling compared to regular case fans.
Bearing Type
Hydraulic

Bearing Type

Hydraulic
Hydraulic bearings use a special pressurized lubricant system for smooth rotation, offering low noise, good durability, and balanced performance for everyday use.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (6)

4.2
6
4.2
Review this product
  1. 3
  2. 1
  3. 2
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Effective cooling
  • Silent
  • Refrigerator volume
  • Value for money
  • Installation
  • Construction quality

Reviews by our members

  • nck.m
    3
    nck.m

    The base that the pump screws into sticks with double-sided tape which barely holds, resulting in when you "lay down" your motherboard in the case, you need to fish for the holes. The radiator is extremely light, the fans are mediocre, and there are a lot of cables in general that you need to organize. Performance is okay on a 9700k inside a mediocre case in terms of airflow. The logo in the center of the pump is a gamble if you will manage to adjust it. I couldn't manage it and I have left it "sideways."

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • pkout
    3
    pkout

    I have had it for 1.5 years, it is on an INTEL 10700KF, at idle the temperatures are around 40-45 degrees while in gaming sometimes I saw 100 degrees but for a short time and then it played at 70-80 degrees which I would say is quite a lot. The issue, however, is the fans which lately have been making excessive noise with one spinning like it was loose and the other running constantly at 100% regardless of the settings I gave it through the motherboard (PWM). I replaced them with NZXT ones and saw it now running silently and at lower temperatures. I deduct 2 stars for the fans, otherwise, it is perfectly fine.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • TECH_PC
    5
    TECH_PC

    I am quite knowledgeable about computers. The previous liquid cooler I had from a top brand cost me 280 Euro and the Ryzen 9 5900X was constantly at 60-65°C even at idle, and when it broke I temporarily installed this liquid cooler which, for fun, is at 40-50°C at idle exactly in the same setup. I couldn't believe it and I have kept it and I won't change it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • GreekL0ve
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    GreekL0ve

    Today I received it. Initially, I had the MasterLiquid ML120L RGB, and due to an upgrade to the Ryzen 5 5600x, I also upgraded the cooling. In terms of quality, the supply tubes and fan cables are quite cheap compared to the Gigabyte 120L, which specifically had a carbon-reinforced cover that reflected the RGB. In terms of performance, it does idle at 33°C (at a room temperature of 25 degrees) and reaches 55-60°C while gaming. It has beautiful LED lights that are RGB addressable and can be properly adjusted with other ARGB components you may have (an added bonus is that the fans have a splitter on them, allowing them to be connected to each other). Now, I don't know how long it will last over time (the previous one lasted 2 years and was working fine until today), but if I notice anything, I will come back with more information. For now, yes, I recommend it and it is a good value for money at the price of 86. However, as I mentioned, if any issues arise in the future, I will update my recommendation. Minus one star for the cable and supply quality from me.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Effective cooling
    • Silent
    • Refrigerator volume
    • Value for money
    • Installation
    • Construction quality
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Andrew_Medial_Crafter
    5
    24 out of 25 members found this review helpful
    Andrew_Medial_Crafter

    Well, since there were no reviews, I hesitated a bit to buy it but in the end, I bought it.
    I have to say that I don't regret it.
    I had issues with the cooling of my processor (Ryzen 5 3600x). I had idle temperatures of 65-70 degrees. Now they have dropped to 40. If you don't have such problems, expect even better results. Gaming doesn't go above 55. Also, something that pleased me a lot is that the motherboard doesn't need an RGB header, as mine didn't have one either, and the RGB works fine. Also, something that surprised me is that the cooler that goes on top of the processor, the mirror comes off and you can see the inside, which is RGB only. Finally, if you have an AMD processor, you need to know that you will need the two black plastic pieces that screw onto the CPU cooler backplate. Overall, I am very satisfied with the product and I recommend it to you! If you have any questions (since there are no other reviews), please ask whatever you want.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Effective cooling
    • Installation
    • Silent
    • Refrigerator volume
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    dusterpc

    Verified purchase

  • nck.m
    3
    nck.m

    The base that the pump screws into sticks with double-sided tape which barely holds, resulting in when you "lay down" your motherboard in the case, you need to fish for the holes. The radiator is extremely light, the fans are mediocre, and there are a lot of cables in general that you need to organize. Performance is okay on a 9700k inside a mediocre case in terms of airflow. The logo in the center of the pump is a gamble if you will manage to adjust it. I couldn't manage it and I have left it "sideways."

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • pkout
    3
    pkout

    I have had it for 1.5 years, it is on an INTEL 10700KF, at idle the temperatures are around 40-45 degrees while in gaming sometimes I saw 100 degrees but for a short time and then it played at 70-80 degrees which I would say is quite a lot. The issue, however, is the fans which lately have been making excessive noise with one spinning like it was loose and the other running constantly at 100% regardless of the settings I gave it through the motherboard (PWM). I replaced them with NZXT ones and saw it now running silently and at lower temperatures. I deduct 2 stars for the fans, otherwise, it is perfectly fine.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • TECH_PC
    5
    TECH_PC

    I am quite knowledgeable about computers. The previous liquid cooler I had from a top brand cost me 280 Euro and the Ryzen 9 5900X was constantly at 60-65°C even at idle, and when it broke I temporarily installed this liquid cooler which, for fun, is at 40-50°C at idle exactly in the same setup. I couldn't believe it and I have kept it and I won't change it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • GreekL0ve
    4
    GreekL0ve

    Today I received it. Initially, I had the MasterLiquid ML120L RGB, and due to an upgrade to the Ryzen 5 5600x, I also upgraded the cooling. In terms of quality, the supply tubes and fan cables are quite cheap compared to the Gigabyte 120L, which specifically had a carbon-reinforced cover that reflected the RGB. In terms of performance, it does idle at 33°C (at a room temperature of 25 degrees) and reaches 55-60°C while gaming. It has beautiful LED lights that are RGB addressable and can be properly adjusted with other ARGB components you may have (an added bonus is that the fans have a splitter on them, allowing them to be connected to each other). Now, I don't know how long it will last over time (the previous one lasted 2 years and was working fine until today), but if I notice anything, I will come back with more information. For now, yes, I recommend it and it is a good value for money at the price of 86. However, as I mentioned, if any issues arise in the future, I will update my recommendation. Minus one star for the cable and supply quality from me.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • Andrew_Medial_Crafter
    5
    Andrew_Medial_Crafter

    Well, since there were no reviews, I hesitated a bit to buy it but in the end, I bought it.
    I have to say that I don't regret it.
    I had issues with the cooling of my processor (Ryzen 5 3600x). I had idle temperatures of 65-70 degrees. Now they have dropped to 40. If you don't have such problems, expect even better results. Gaming doesn't go above 55. Also, something that pleased me a lot is that the motherboard doesn't need an RGB header, as mine didn't have one either, and the RGB works fine. Also, something that surprised me is that the cooler that goes on top of the processor, the mirror comes off and you can see the inside, which is RGB only. Finally, if you have an AMD processor, you need to know that you will need the two black plastic pieces that screw onto the CPU cooler backplate. Overall, I am very satisfied with the product and I recommend it to you! If you have any questions (since there are no other reviews), please ask whatever you want.

    Translated from Greek ·
    24
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