2 years ago

Today James checks out the latest AIO cooler from EKWB. There's a few different models available, but how does the 360mm version stack up against the competition?

00:00 Intro
00:41 The basics - what is it?
02:02 Unboxing and packaging
03:55 The hardware itself
04:53 Radiator + pump unit
06:29 RGB lighting
07:03 The fans
07:55 Test setup + installation
10:57 More RGB effects
12:29 Thermal performance
14:14 Closing thoughts

Technical Specifications:

• Radiator Dimensions: 400 x 124 x 27 mm
• Radiator Material: Aluminum

PUMP
• Pump Unit Dimensions: 82.3 x 69.2 x 61.6 mm
• Pump Unit Material: ABS housing, ABS top ring
• Pump Speed Range: 3100 RPM ± 10%
• Pump PWM Range: 20 - 100%
• Pump RGB Type: 5V Digital (Addressable)
• Pinout: 5V, D, Empty, Ground Pump RGB Cable Length: 500 mm

FAN
• Fan Speed Range: 550 - 2300 ± 10%
• Fan Noise Level: 36 dB (at maximum speed)
• Fan Air Flow: 72 CFM = 122,33 m³/h (at maximum speed)
• Fan RGB Type: 5V Digital (Addressable) Pinout: 5V, D, Empty, Ground

Tubing
• Tubing Material: Ultra-Low Evaporation Rubber with Nylon Braided Sleeve
• Tubing Length: 400 mm

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