AIO liquid CPU cooler PCCOOLER GI-CX360 360mm radiator, 2000 RPM pump/fans

PCCOOLER GI-CX360 is an all-in-one liquid CPU cooler featuring a 360 mm radiator and a pump and fan combination rated up to 2000 RPM. The unit integrates a low-profile cold plate, reinforced tubing and a triple-fan radiator to deliver continuous heat dissipation for desktop CPUs. Designed for compatibility with common ATX tower cases, this cooler balances thermal performance and installation simplicity for gaming systems and professional workstations.

Advantages

The 360 mm radiator provides a larger cooling surface area compared with single- and dual-fan solutions, enabling lower core temperatures under sustained load. Fans and pump capable of up to 2000 RPM allow effective airflow and coolant circulation while remaining within typical noise limits for liquid cooling. The integrated design reduces the need for custom loop maintenance and saves internal case space relative to bulky air tower coolers. Standard mounting hardware supports a range of mainstream CPU sockets for straightforward fitting.

Suitable for

• Gaming desktops requiring improved CPU thermal headroom for high frame-rate play
• Content creation and rendering workstations with prolonged high CPU loads
• Small to mid-tower ATX cases with support for 360 mm radiator mounting
• Users seeking quieter operation compared with comparable air coolers

Key specifications

• Radiator size: 360 mm triple-fan configuration
• Maximum fan/pump speed: up to 2000 RPM
• Cooling type: closed-loop (all-in-one) liquid cooler
• Materials: metal radiator with reinforced tubing and integrated cold plate
• Airflow solution: three fans arranged for push, pull, or push–pull configurations depending on case layout

How to use

Install the radiator in a compatible case location that supports a 360 mm radiator (top or front, depending on chassis). Secure the radiator with the supplied screws, attach the three fans in the desired orientation, and mount the cold plate onto the CPU using the included bracket and hardware for the supported socket. Connect pump and fan power to the motherboard headers or a controller, and configure fan curves and pump speed in BIOS or software to match thermal and acoustic preferences. Verify mounting torque and cable routing to prevent interference with other components.

Usage recommendations

Ensure your case has clearance for a 360 mm radiator and adequate intake/exhaust airflow. Configure fan and pump curves to balance cooling performance and noise; for sustained high CPU loads, allow slightly higher fan speeds to maintain lower core temperatures. Periodically check mounting points and tubing for signs of wear and ensure fan vents are free of dust to preserve cooling efficiency.