The block, with the integrated pump, is shown in Figure 6. The manufacturer’s logo at the top is illuminated by a blue LED.
Figure 6: Block
The base of the block, which is made of copper, is revealed in Figure 7. The thermal compound comes pre-applied.
Figure 7: Base
Figure 8 illustrates the 120 mm PWM fan that comes with the LQ320.
Figure 8: Fan
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