Next up is the no frills, no RGB, Arctic Freezer II 360.

The first of today’s three AIOs that have D-RGB fans.

So which seven 360mm AIOs do I have to test? First up is the Aorus Liquid Cooler 360, which features a 60圆0mm circular LCD display that has designs with custom pictures and text. Specifically today seven 360mm AIOs will be put to the test in several different categories much like the “Battle of the Towers” was conducted. Some like to just set it and forget it, and that’s ok. Some like to dabble in the fine art of making a custom loop to cool more than just a CPU. Over the years, watercooling has become the standard for CPU cooling among gamers and enthusiasts alike. Today we are going to investigate which of these seven 360mm AIO CPU coolers will come out on top. Which one will come out the champion? Which category is the most important? Thermals? Construction? Noise? Installation? Design? Well in a world dominated by Asetek’s designs, are any of them any good? Today we are going to find out. But what do you look for when shopping for one? Well today I have seven 360mm AIO CPU coolers that have entered the ever popular closed loop AIO liquid cooling ring. It seems to be the go to standard for cooling a CPU nowadays, at least with higher end, multi-core rigs.

Aorus 360mm aio