Testseek.com have collected 40 expert reviews of the Deepcool Gamer Storm Captain 240 Pro water cooling kit and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Deepcool Gamer Storm Captain 240 Pro water cooling kit.
May 2019
(87%)
40 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
No software suite to control RGB and cooler configuration
Retailing right at $130 (£100), the Captain 240 Pro comes in slightly higher in price than much of the competition, but the keen-eyed buyer who sees the value in Deepcool's 240mm liquid cooler knows precisely what they want in this gem of a cooler...
Good performance, Perfect memory and GPU clearance, Easy to install, Good build quality, Anti-leak tech, RGB LEDs improve the visual appeal, Three-year warranty
Appearance takes priority over performance, Loud at maximum RPM, Performance is lower than other 240 mm AIOs, RGB LEDs will likely not please everyone
The Deepcool Captain 240 PRO is available at retail for $119.99. Good performance Perfect memory and GPU clearance Easy to install Good build quality Anti-leak tech RGB LEDs improve the visual appeal Three-year warranty Appearance takes priority over per...
The Captian 240PRO is a product series that I like. It's a good performing kit, and for the money, you get quite a bit of it. First off, it's simply a cool looking product with the tubing bypass on the colling block (which really is a working bypass btw)...
Published: 2019-07-31, Author: Dave , review by: play3r.net
Abstract: That got me thinking… could I build a system where every RGB element was controlled by one piece of software? And if so, which companies were “compatible”?After lots of planning, 2 companies stepped forward and agreed to help with this build. Everything i...
Published: 2019-04-08, Author: Dave , review by: play3r.net
Stunning looks, and it's nice to see a little variation on the radiator, Great performance, matching (and sometimes beating) larger 360mm AIO's, Keen pricing given everything you get in the total package, Introduction of anti-leak feature
Absolutely nothing
The Captain 240 Pro is heralded as the new standard, given the inclusion of the patented anti-leak system. Only time will tell if it can live up to that claim, but the science behind it is solid, and given our limited testing we have no reason to doubt it...
Automatic Pressure Relieving system is great for cooler longevity, Addressable RGB support for all major motherboard manufacturer's software, Fan and RGB LED hubs included, with room for expansion, Improvements have been made to not only radiator features
Included fan and LED hubs feel a little plasticky, Some cables being braided, and some left bare, looks a little untidy
There really is a lot to appreciate with the Deepcool Captain 240 PRO, especially when compared to the slightly older Captain 240 EX. In terms of appearance, the PRO does feature the same CPU block aesthetic, but with the addition of the RGB LED ring whic...
With the Gamer Storm Captain 240 PRO, Deepcool offers a new generation of AiO coolers We like the fact that Deepcool has included some RGB LEDs on the waterblock, in this way you can customize your cooler and create a proper color scheme In other words t...
Decent performance, Quiet cooling, Lovely RGB effects, Neutral, - The pump design isn't to our taste
Poor spelling on the box and manual, A lot of cables to deal with, Pricier than previous models with no discernible reason
Again, Gamer Storm have provided us with a solid product for testing, with all of the relevant pieces required for any build.Starting with installation which was as simple as any other all-in-one watercooling loop, though the cables around the back with t...
With solid cooling performance, reasonably quiet pump and fans, and snazzy RGB lighting, the Deepcool Gamer Storm Captain 240 Pro ticks most of our boxes, but even so its price - in the UK at least - is a little eye-watering. £150 will bag you a custom li...
Great cooling performance, Unique pump design, Addressable RGB lighting throughout, Promises never to leak
Pricey at £150, RGB hub feels flimsy
Captain 240 Pro's biggest claim to fame is an automatic pressure relieving radiator that promises to never leak. Testing those claims isn't easy - we have not had a single AIO leak yet - and only time will determine whether or not this innovation has real...
