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This is the Raijintek LETO Pro RGB tower-type CPU cooler, which is bundled with 2x 120mm sleeve bearing fan which has RGB led rings around it. Practically everybody jumped inside the RGB rabbit hole (resistance is futile) but it is nice to see Raijintek providing the white LED version of the cooler as well.

Single-tower CPU coolers are still very popular because of its form factor. Such tower coolers do not have any clearance issues with many standard ATX cases. The LETO Pro’s heatsink width is 51 mm, and with a pair of is 120 x 120 x 25 mm fans its a total of 101 mm. Because of its slim design, it will stay between VRM heatsink and the DIMM slot. While its nothing new, many of such CPU coolers tend to provide great performance for the price that ends up as best sellers. Coolermaster Hyper 212X is a great example. Noctua NH-U12SE2 is also on the similar lines. To add Raijintek’s credit, the CPU cooler has a matte black finish giving a stealth look to the CPU cooler. This is the first Raijintek product I am reviewing so it will be interesting to see how it goes…

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