Product comparison · 2 computer cooling systems

Mars Gaming ML-LCDPRO360 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler vs Mars Gaming ML-VISIONII240 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler

Key differences

Number of fans
- ML-LCDPRO360 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:3 fan(s)
- ML-VISIONII240 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:2 fan(s)
Display type
- ML-LCDPRO360 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:LCD
- ML-VISIONII240 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:IPS
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
- ML-LCDPRO360 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:600 W
- ML-VISIONII240 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:500 W
Width
- ML-LCDPRO360 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:360 mm
- ML-VISIONII240 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:240 mm
Radiator width
- ML-LCDPRO360 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:39.5 cm
- ML-VISIONII240 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:27.8 cm
Tube length
- ML-LCDPRO360 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:40 cm
- ML-VISIONII240 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:36 cm
Weight
- ML-LCDPRO360 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:1.47 kg
- ML-VISIONII240 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:1.17 kg
Package width
- ML-LCDPRO360 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:455 mm
- ML-VISIONII240 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler:390 mm

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Comparison of ML-LCDPRO360, ML-VISIONII240
53 specifications	A Mars Gaming ML-LCDPRO360 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler Model ML-LCDPRO360 View product	B Mars Gaming ML-VISIONII240 Processor All-in-one liquid cooler Model ML-VISIONII240 View product
Design2 differ
Number of fansDiffers	3 fan(s)	2 fan(s)
Display typeDiffers	LCD	IPS
Display resolutionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	320 x 240 pixels
Power1 differ
LED currentKnown for one	0.25 A	Unknown — not stated by the source
Thermal Design Power (TDP)Differs	600 W	500 W
Weight & dimensions6 differ
WidthDiffers	360 mm	240 mm
Radiator widthDiffers	39.5 cm	27.8 cm
Tube lengthDiffers	40 cm	36 cm
WeightDiffers	1.47 kg	1.17 kg
Package widthDiffers	455 mm	390 mm
Package depthDiffers	203 mm	213 mm

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