ID-COOLING launches two liquid coolers on June 11, called FX360-PRO and FX240-PRO. Both models feature matte black designs without bright RGB lighting effects. Fans come already attached and connect through daisy-chain cables. Builders face less wire management during computer assembly with this setup. The simple appearance works well for clean builds.
FX360-PRO handles 350 watts of heat through its larger radiator measuring 397 by 120 by 27 millimeters. FX240-PRO manages 300 watts with a smaller 276 by 120 by 27 millimeter radiator design. Copper water blocks utilize 72-millimeter base plates on both cooling systems. Pumps spin at 2900 rotations per minute and move 116 liters of coolant each hour. Noise levels stay under 25 decibels during normal pump operation.
Hydraulic bearing fans operate between 500 and 1800 rotations per minute across both models. Air movement reaches 82.5 cubic feet per minute with 2.55 millimeters of water pressure. Fan noise peaks around 35 decibels during maximum speed operation. Components are rated to last 50,000 hours according to the manufacturer. Both coolers work with Intel and AMD processor sockets.
FX360-PRO handles 350 watts of heat through its larger radiator measuring 397 by 120 by 27 millimeters. FX240-PRO manages 300 watts with a smaller 276 by 120 by 27 millimeter radiator design. Copper water blocks utilize 72-millimeter base plates on both cooling systems. Pumps spin at 2900 rotations per minute and move 116 liters of coolant each hour. Noise levels stay under 25 decibels during normal pump operation.
Hydraulic bearing fans operate between 500 and 1800 rotations per minute across both models. Air movement reaches 82.5 cubic feet per minute with 2.55 millimeters of water pressure. Fan noise peaks around 35 decibels during maximum speed operation. Components are rated to last 50,000 hours according to the manufacturer. Both coolers work with Intel and AMD processor sockets.
