Bykski AIO Integrated Liquid CPU Cooler for Intel LGA1700/1800/115X and AMD Ryzen 9/7/5/3 AM5/AM4 featuring A-RGB Lighting - 240mm (B-FRB240)
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Three sockets.
One copper plate.
A copper water block for AM4 / AM5 / LGA 1700. The mounting kit in the box covers every socket listed on this page.
The cold plate
The channels are machined into the copper base. Coolant enters over the centre of the plate, directly above the hottest part of the chip, and spreads out through the channels to both sides.
Check the socket on your board
The block fits the sockets below and nothing else. Look up the socket for your motherboard, not the processor's name. Which socket is my CPU?
The inlet is marked. Use it.
The two ports are not interchangeable. Coolant has to go in through the inlet so it lands on the centre of the plate. Plumbed the wrong way round, the block still works but runs warmer, and nothing about it looks wrong.
About this part
The Bykski RGB AIO series offers efficient cooling with the B-FRB240 CPU cooler, which combines a pump, water block, radiator, and braided EPDM tubing into one unit for effective self-circulating water cooling. It features a copper base plate for excellent thermal conductivity and built-in addressable RGB lighting. The included 2x120mm A-RGB fans cool the radiator and enhance your case's illumination.
- 1x CPU/Pump Water Cooling Block w/ A-RGB
- 1x 240mm Integrated Radiator
- 1x AMD Mounting Bracket
- 1x Intel Mounting Bracket
- 1x Set of Mounting Hardware (4x mount / 8x short fan / 8x long fan)
- 2x A-RGB LED (RBW) Fan
- (Warning: Addressable RGB (RBW) is 5V and is ONLY compatible with A-RGB (RBW) components. RGB is 12V and is ONLY compatible with RGB components. Mix and match will NOT work and will cause damage.
Check the space around the socket
Fitting the socket is the first question. The second is whether the block has room: it measures 277mm x 120mm x 27mm. Check what sits next to the socket on your board.
The usual problem is an M.2 heatsink right beside the socket. The first memory slot and tall heatsinks around the socket are the next things to check.
5V 3-pin ARGB only
The lighting strip plugs into a 5V 3-pin addressable header, labelled ARGB or ADD_HEADER on most boards, or into an ARGB controller.
Four things decide your temperatures
- 01Clean the CPU and the plate, and peel the film. Isopropyl on both until they are dry. Protective film left on the base is the most common cause of a block that "doesn't work".
- 02Paste on the CPU, not a pad. A pea-sized dot on a desktop CPU. Thin lines from edge to edge on Threadripper, EPYC and Xeon, where a single dot misses the outer chiplets.
- 03Tighten in a cross pattern, finger tight. A turn at a time on each screw. Over-tightening can crack the top or bend the socket's retention frame.
- 04Inlet to the inlet, then leak-test before power. Run the pump alone for 30 minutes with paper towel under every joint.
No paper instructions in the box. The installation illustration is in the product images above.
What buyers said
Left by people who bought this part here. Compatibility reports are the useful ones — if you fitted it, say which board.
Questions people ask about this part
Answers specific to B-FRB240. If yours isn't here, ask — we'd rather talk you out of the wrong part than sell you one.
Will it fit my CPU?
Do I need a backplate?
Which port is the inlet?
Will it clear the parts around my socket?
Can I use it with an aluminum radiator?
Is shipping free?
Do I need anything else to use it?
Who handles the warranty?
Ask us before you order
Send your exact hardware model and we'll confirm the right part before you spend $167.99 — or tell you honestly that this isn't the one.
Returns are accepted within 30 days and are easy to start in the support center. Unopened items can be returned for store credit with no restocking fee; other returns carry a restocking fee, higher for items that have been installed or used.
What decides whether a block fits is the mounting hole pattern, not the socket name.
Nine patterns cover everything below. Inside a pattern, blocks are interchangeable, which is why one block can honestly say LGA 115x / 1200 or AM4 / AM5. A socket revision that breaks CPU compatibility usually leaves cooler compatibility alone.
Mounting patterns
Intel, desktop
| Generation | Example | Socket | Mounting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core 2, Pentium D No i prefix: E, Q, QX series | Q6600, E8400 | LGA 775 | 72 x 72 |
| 1st gen Core i7, Bloomfield i7-9xx, three digits | i7-920, i7-980X | LGA 1366 | 80 x 80 |
| 1st gen Core, Lynnfield i5-7xx, i7-8xx, three digits | i5-750, i7-870 | LGA 1156 | 75 x 75 |
| 2nd gen Sandy Bridge, 3rd gen Ivy Bridge Model starts 2 or 3 | i7-2600K, i7-3770K | LGA 1155 | 75 x 75 |
| 4th gen Haswell, 5th gen Broadwell Model starts 4 or 5 | i7-4790K, i7-5775C | LGA 1150 | 75 x 75 |
| 6th to 9th gen, Skylake to Coffee Lake Refresh Model starts 6, 7, 8 or 9 | i7-6700K, i7-8700K, i9-9900K | LGA 1151 | 75 x 75 |
| 10th gen Comet Lake, 11th gen Rocket Lake Model starts 10 or 11 | i9-10900K, i9-11900K | LGA 1200 | 75 x 75 |
| 12th, 13th, 14th gen, Alder Lake to Raptor Lake Refresh Model starts 12, 13 or 14 | i9-12900K, i9-13900K, i9-14900K | LGA 1700 | 78 x 78 |
| Core Ultra 200S, Arrow Lake Core Ultra + 2xx | Core Ultra 9 285K | LGA 1851 | 78 x 78 |
Intel, HEDT
| Generation | Example | Socket | Mounting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sandy Bridge-E, Ivy Bridge-E i7-39xx, i7-49xx | i7-3960X, i7-4960X | LGA 2011 | 80 x 80 |
| Haswell-E, Broadwell-E i7-58xx, 59xx, 69xx | i7-5960X, i7-6950X | LGA 2011-3 | 80 x 80 |
| Skylake-X, Kaby Lake-X, Cascade Lake-X i7-78xx to i9-10980XE | i9-7980XE, i9-10980XE | LGA 2066 | 80 x 80 |
Intel, server
Xeon Scalable model numbers: the first digit is the tier (8 Platinum, 6 and 5 Gold, 4 Silver, 3 Bronze). The second digit is the generation: 8180 is 1st gen, 8280 is 2nd, 8380 is 3rd, 8480 is 4th, 8580 is 5th.
| Generation | Example | Socket | Mounting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xeon Scalable 1st and 2nd gen, Skylake-SP, Cascade Lake-SP Second digit 1 or 2 | Platinum 8180, 8280 | LGA 3647 | Square or Narrow ILM |
| Xeon Scalable 3rd gen, Cooper Lake, Ice Lake-SP Second digit 3 | Platinum 8380 | LGA 4189 | LGA 4189 |
| Xeon Scalable 4th and 5th gen, Sapphire Rapids, Emerald Rapids Second digit 4 or 5, or Xeon Max | Platinum 8480+, 8592+ | LGA 4677 | LGA 4677 |
| Xeon 6, 6500P / 6700P / 6700E Granite Rapids-SP, Sierra Forest-SP | Xeon 6 6787P | LGA 4710 | LGA 4677 footprint |
| Xeon 6, 6900P / 6900E Granite Rapids-AP, Sierra Forest-AP | Xeon 6 6980P | LGA 7529 | LGA 7529 |
AMD, desktop
| Generation | Example | Socket | Mounting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phenom II, Athlon II, FX FX- or Phenom II | FX-8350 | AM3 / AM3+ | 48 x 96 |
| A-series APU A4, A6, A8, A10 + four digits | A10-7850K | FM1 / FM2 / FM2+ | 48 x 96 |
| Ryzen 1000 to 5000, Athlon 3000G Model starts 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 | 1800X, 3700X, 5800X3D | AM4 | 54 x 90 |
| Ryzen 7000, 8000, 9000 Model starts 7, 8 or 9 | 7800X3D, 8700G, 9950X | AM5 | 54 x 90 |
AMD, Threadripper and EPYC
| Generation | Example | Socket | Mounting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Threadripper 1000, 2000 Four digits ending X or WX | 1950X, 2990WX | TR4 | Threadripper / SP3 |
| Threadripper 3000 39xx X | 3970X, 3990X | sTRX4 | Threadripper / SP3 |
| Threadripper PRO 3000WX, 5000WX PRO + WX | 5995WX | sWRX8 | Threadripper / SP3 |
| Threadripper 7000, 9000, PRO 7000WX, 9000WX 79xx or 99xx, X or WX | 7980X, 7995WX, 9980X | sTR5 | sTR5 / SP6 |
| EPYC 7001, 7002, 7003, Naples, Rome, Milan EPYC 7xxx | EPYC 7742 | SP3 (LGA 4094) | Threadripper / SP3 |
| EPYC 9004, 9005, Genoa, Bergamo, Turin EPYC 9xxx | EPYC 9654 | SP5 (LGA 6096) | SP5 |
| EPYC 8004, Siena EPYC 8xxx | EPYC 8324P | SP6 | sTR5 / SP6 |
ARM
| Generation | Example | Socket | Mounting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phytium Tengyun S5000C 64-core server part | S5000C 64 | S5000C | Its own |
Two sockets with the same mounting pattern take the same block. Two sockets with different patterns do not, whatever the CPU names have in common. If your socket is not on this chart, ask us before you order.
