InWin SR24 Pro Liquid Cooler

InWin also provided us with their SR24 Pro AIO cooler, which ships in a full-color package with an image of the cooler on front and specifications on the back of the box. The cooler, like most AIOs out there, ships securely in a cardboard mold.


All the mounting parts are sorted neatly into separate bags, so you may install the unit on any modern AMD or Intel CPU. Even LGA1700 is supported, and InWin will be happy to ensure you have all the parts needed for such a scenario.


The SR24 Pro AIO itself looks rather unique with the tall twin turbine pump at one end. It feels quite robust and sturdy with a mirror finish top that actually lights up in ARGB with the InWin logo when turned on.


The unique pump and block sports a connector to which you connect a power and ARGB lead, with the other just holding some branding. The tubes are at either side of the device, which is also different from most AIOs, as those have them placed on the same side. The copper base of the cooler is nice and smooth, and secured with numerous screws.


The InWin SR24 Pro ships with the brand's Jupiter AJF120 fans, which are derivatives of their hub-ARGB Jupiter AJ120 units. These differ by the proprietary ARGB connection they utilize, as the retail AJ120 fans ships with the classic 3-pin plugs.


Rubber pads on all four corners ensure no vibrations travel between the radiator and fans. An arrow-like shape on the frame shows which way the air will be pushed, while part of the frame is also used for branding purposes.


Before diving into the system assembly portion of this case review, the motherboard was prepped with the mounting plate and screws, and the pump was equipped with the frame for the Intel socket. The rotatable disks on the mounting frame for the CPU cooler underneath the motherboard are a nice tidbit. It made aligning the four pins easy and quick.