Thermaltake OB360 AIO Liquid Cooler Rated for 360W TDP with Integrated Frame Fans

Thermaltake launches the OB360 AIO liquid cooler, rated for 360W TDP with integrated frame fans, copper cold plate, and support for Intel and AMD platforms.

Thermaltake OB360 AIO Liquid Cooler Rated for 360W TDP with Integrated Frame Fans

Thermaltake has added the OB360 to its lineup of PC cooling solutions. This release targets builders who need to manage high power draw from modern processors. The cooler supports a 360W thermal design power rating. This specification ensures the unit can handle demanding and CPUs without thermal throttling.

Thermaltake OB360 cooler details and specifications

The OB360 is an all-in-one liquid cooler designed for broad platform compatibility. It works with Intel Socket V and H series processors. It also supports AMD AM5 and AM4 platforms. The unit features a full-black minimalist aesthetic with diagonal textures on the water block. The fan frame includes 3D relief details that highlight its industrial design.

Specifications

  • TDP Rating: 360W
  • Radiator Size: 360mm
  • Radiator Thickness: 27mm
  • Max Airflow: 53.9 CFM
  • Max Noise Level: 32.3 dB(A)

Thermaltake equipped the OB360 with a copper cold plate and a 20mm cavity aluminum radiator. The radiator maintains a standard thickness of 27mm. The system uses a pump that operates between 1500 and 2500 RPM. It connects to the block via 360mm rubber hoses. The cooler utilizes 360mm integrated frame fans to move air.

The fans spin at speeds ranging from 500 to 2000 RPM. This range delivers a maximum airflow of 53.9 CFM. The unit generates a maximum static pressure of 2.36 mmAq. Noise levels stay at or below 32.3 dB(A) under load. We previously covered the Thermaltake SWAFAN UNIFY ARGB Fans Launch, which also uses integrated frame technology.

The OB360 lists for no price at this time. Thermaltake has not announced a release date for the product. Buyers should check the official website for future availability updates. The cooler is now visible on the vendor's product pages.

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