A Closer Look

Following what I would consider traditional radiator design principles, this system opts for a simple aluminium radiator with an FPI (fins-per-inch) of 20-21, which is consistent with many other AIOs. The fittings are uncomplicated, with tubing entering into a glossy black fittings. Lastly, the tubing is nylon-braided for an improved visual aesthetic and measures in at a length of 450 mm.


The ARGB illuminated pump has an infinity mirror design with the darkFlash logo in the center. Thankfully the pump cap offers 360° rotation for optimal setup. Furthermore the fittings on the pump are swivel fittings and offer a decent range of motion, however, at more extreme angles they will conflict with each other but its a non-issue, especially since the wiring harness exits the pump on the opposite side rather than between the two fittings. Finally the base itself is slightly convex with only faintly visible machining marks.


The fans have a rated max CFM of 51 and a PWM RPM range of 800 - 1800. I would have liked to have seen the bottom end of the RPM range extended a bit further. Other than that the back of the fans have no distinct model number listed beyond the Infinity 8 ARGB naming used by darkFlash. In terms of appearance the blades are semi-translucent for improved ARGB lighting with the hub also featuring an infinity mirror design.