ASUS Crashes Its CPU Liquid Cooler to Its Lowest Price Yet, Matching Black Friday Pricing - Kotaku

"The Asus ProArt LC 360 AIO is a liquid-cooling solution that combines a 360 mm radiator with 3 Matte Black Fans and a ProArt aesthetic for systems that require style and thermal management. It's designed as a fully-integrated liquid-cooling system for use with either an Intel LGA 1700, 1200, or 115X socketed system, or an AMD AM4 or AM5 socketed system, giving you the flexibility to easily move the cooling system from one socketed system to another. On the pump housing is an illuminated Status Meter that provides a quick view of the current system load, temperature, and fan speed."

"An efficient and aesthetically pleasing way to cool your PC With the 360mm radiator on the Asus ProArt LC 360 AIO CPU Liquid Cooling System, you have a much larger heat-dissipation area under high-load conditions. The radiator is approximately 15.5″ long and has a narrow profile to accommodate many mid-tower and larger cases that can accept a triple-fan radiator. In addition to the radiator, the overall design of the cooler is intended to provide a clean build experience, with the hardware taking center stage and not overwhelming the build with light effects."

"The included AlphaCool Apex Stealth Metal Power fans are matte-black, capable of both airflow and pressure, which is important for pushing air through densely packed radiator fins. These fans can operate up to 3000 RPM, and your motherboard may control the fan speed to optimize performance versus noise level to meet your needs. The fans are daisy-chained together to simplify cable routing, allowing you to connect multiple fans and run a single set of cables to them;"

The Asus ProArt LC 360 AIO pairs a 360 mm radiator and three matte-black AlphaCool Apex fans to increase heat dissipation under heavy loads. The radiator measures about 15.5 inches with a narrow profile to fit many mid-tower and larger cases that accept triple-fan radiators. The cooler supports Intel LGA 1700, 1200, 115X and AMD AM4 and AM5 sockets for easy transfer between systems. The pump features an illuminated Status Meter that displays system load, temperature, and fan speed. Fans can reach 3000 RPM, are daisy-chained to simplify cable routing, and allow motherboard control for noise versus performance balance.

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