SilverStone released a new liquid cooling system last week designed for computers with two processors. The XE360PDD connects two separate CPU water blocks to one shared radiator. This cooling system works with different processor types, including AMD SP5, AMD SP3, and various Intel models. The aluminum radiator measures 360 mm long, 120 mm wide, and 38 mm thick, with special sections housing two separate pumps.
Each processor has its dedicated cooling path instead of sharing the same water flow. The package includes three powerful 120 mm fans that can move significant air through the system. These fans run between 800 and 3,000 RPM, pushing up to 95.1 CFM airflow at 5.2 mm water pressure with maximum noise levels of 39.6 decibels. Both pumps operate at 4,000 RPM, circulating liquid through copper-based water blocks that contact the processors.
Each processor has its dedicated cooling path instead of sharing the same water flow. The package includes three powerful 120 mm fans that can move significant air through the system. These fans run between 800 and 3,000 RPM, pushing up to 95.1 CFM airflow at 5.2 mm water pressure with maximum noise levels of 39.6 decibels. Both pumps operate at 4,000 RPM, circulating liquid through copper-based water blocks that contact the processors.
