Thermaltake Pacific DIY Liquid Cooling System CL360 64mm Thick Copper Radiator CL-W191-CU00BL-A

I’ve had this radiator for almost 3 years now. As the pictures show I had it in my original build and due to the GPU block picking out I transferred it all into a larger case. I’m also running two 40mm double finned radiators by ThermalTake. I’d highly recommend those as well. All in all my experience has been a great, no leakage, the install was easy, good value, especially when on sale. My thermals have been really good with temps maintaining <60 C on heavy CPU and GPU stress testing/ OC. If you are looking into getting a thick radiator or smaller, the ones here will definitely do the trick. Just make sure you aren’t mixing Aluminum and Copper components.

Build my own external cooling system for the GPU that has experienced excessive heat when playing COD. This pretty much took care of that keeping the temp under 55 Celsius. This 360mmx120mm has 3 ThermalTake fans sandwiched in between the radiators. I have also incorporated 2 sight glass between the two radiators for added visibility of coolant circulation and aesthetics. This cool design allows you the flexibility to disconnect the radiators if you need to move the PC around thanks to the quick disconnect! Awesome build that works effectively and efficiently.

This thing is wide I would think it would have beneficial cooling at this thickness but unfortunately it does not so what’s the point?

I swapped out my 240mm slim rad for this monster cl360 and couldn't fit it within my current case so I jury rigged the beast to a 1 by 10 and now I can play my games on my Samsung Odyssey cause it dropped my temps by 20c and I also have a Corsair 360 X5 rad handling my CPU. This rad is for my 6900xt the heaty boy. Please keep in mind the plastic plugs this comes with are not meant to be water tight but are there to keep dust and debris out use the metal plugs for keeping fluid in.

Haven't used it yet, arrived good

Thicccckk radiator.

worked great in my setup using two of these. they are thick so make sure your case can take them first. come with the correct length screws for mounting 3 fans to then without coming anywhere close to the fins. RINSE THEM OUT BEFORE USE - loads of residue in them from manufacturing process so rinse them out several times with a new mix of distilled water and distilled white vinegar (don't need much vinegar) and then several times with just distilled water. plan about 2 gal of water.

The radiator itself is arrived in pretty good shape, but the box it was in had clearly been opened before and the hardware for mounting the radiator and the tool for removing the plugs were missing, making it difficult to do anything with.

These are thick and have amazing flow. I'm sticking to these from here on in. They cool my system adequately, running two of these in a loop, one for CPU and one for GPU. I use Arctic P12 fans and my system is whisper quiet. No complaints about performance at all, both CPU and GPU are overclocked and they run cool. Only caveat about these is that you need lots of room in your case.

Works great. Had a 32mm thick 240mm radiator before and this new one (with 3 intake fans and only 1 exhaust atm) still gets about 10°C lower temps for my cpu. This think is real thick tho. Make sure to do some measurements to ensure it fits while keeping the fans in mind. This is 64mm thick without fans. Also has good placement for the valves. Def worth the money if you want a great rad tho.

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Beauty of a radiator, I am turning into a thermaltake fan boy, solid quality on this 64 mm thick radiator, the thermaltake logo on the side looks sweet and there is a flush port. On my 011D XL I can easily remove the radiator compartment at the bottom. Good work thermaltake.

Works perfect, keeps my PC at around 41-42 degrees even through some of the more stressful Benchmark tests and even lower when I put it to use gaming or editing.