All-in-one water cooling systems are extremely popular because their cooling performance far exceeds that of air coolers, but installation costs are almost as low thanks to pre-assembly and filled delivery - but definitely much lower than a custom assembled and component-mounted solution traditional water cooling. With the all-in-one water cooling system Floe Riing RGB 360 TT Premium Edition, Thermaltake presents its own water cooling system for processors.
All-in-one water cooling systems are extremely popular because their cooling performance far exceeds that of air coolers, but installation costs are almost as low thanks to pre-assembly and filled delivery - but definitely much lower than a custom assembled and component-mounted solution traditional water cooling. With the all-in-one water cooling system Floe Riing RGB 360 TT Premium Edition, Ther...
All-in-one water cooling systems are extremely popular because their cooling performance far exceeds that of air coolers, but installation costs are almost as low thanks to pre-assembly and filled delivery - but definitely much lower than a custom assembled and component-mounted solution traditional water cooling. With the all-in-one water cooling system Floe Riing RGB 360 TT Premium Edition, Ther...
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The Thermaltake Floe Riing RGB 360 TT Premium Edition at a glance:
Compact all-in-one water cooling for CPUs
360 mm radiator for up to six 120 mm fans
Copper heat sink for efficient heat dissipation
Compatible with current Intel and AMD sockets
Three Riing Plus RGB fans are included
Auxiliary fan cools CPU environment
All compact WaKü systems combine the basic design: they consist of two parts – the radiator and the heat sink. While Thermaltakes Floe Riing RGB 360 TT Premium Editions giant radiator is mounted on three 120mm fan slots, preferably on the top of the case, the cooler sits on top of the CPU. The pump is already installed in the radiator housing. Since it is a closed circuit, the system does not need to be maintained.
Fine lamellar structure dissipates heat
The large-area bottom of the heat sink absorbs the waste heat from the processor and efficiently conducts it to the water thanks to copper. This in turn is pumped by the pump in the direction of the radiator, where the cooling fluid flows through a fine lamellar structure – and releases the heat to the air flowing through. Thermaltake uses its own high-performance fans, the quiet and efficient Riing Plus RGB. The speeds of all fans are based on the CPU temperature, via PWM controllable and customizable. Thermaltake adds a controller for the fan and heatsink LEDs to the AiO kit.
A major advantage over CPU air coolers is the more flexible room layout for all All-In-One solutions. For reasons of space, tower coolers can usually not be used, especially in compact housings. In the case of the Floe Riing RGB 360 TT Premium Edition, however, only the flat cooler needs to sit directly on the CPU.
Fits current AMD and Intel platforms
However, due to its size, the radiator is more demanding in housing than the smaller models, so its important to check before purchase whether the enclosure used has three flush-mounted 120mm fan-mounting slots and sufficient height. Possible placements for this are the lid, the front and in very large cases also the bottom. The AiO cooling system is suitable for all current AMD and Intel platforms, the corresponding mounting systems are included.
Technical details:
Dimensions:
Radiator: 360 x 120 x 27 mm (L x W x D)
Total weight: 1.6 kg
Materials: aluminum, copper, plastic, rubber, nylon
Pump speed: 3,600 rpm
Voltage (pump): 12V
Hose length: 32.6 cm
Fan:
Type: 3x 120 mm Riing Plus RGB
Speed: 500 – 1,400 rpm
Delivery volume: 24 to 73 m³ / h
Static pressure: 0.17 to 1.54 mm H2O
Volume: 19.8 – 24.7 dB (A)
Voltage: 12V
Connection: 9 pin (USB 2.0)
Compatibility:
Intel Socket: 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011 (-V3) 2066
AMD socket: FM1, FM2 (+), AM2 (+), AM3 (+), AM4, TR4
