CHIEFTEC Iceberg PRO 360 Liquid Cooler Adds Active VRM Cooling

CHIEFTEC launches the Iceberg PRO 360 liquid cooler, featuring a variable speed pump and an integrated turbo fan to actively cool VRMs, M.2 SSDs, and RAM.

CHIEFTEC Iceberg PRO 360 Liquid Cooler Adds Active VRM Cooling

CHIEFTEC introduced the Iceberg PRO 360 liquid cooler to address thermal management for high-end PC builds. This release matters because it adds active cooling for motherboard components that typically run hot without dedicated airflow. Buyers looking for comprehensive cooling solutions now have a single unit that handles both the CPU and surrounding hardware.

New AIO includes turbo fan for motherboard components

The Iceberg PRO 360 is a 360mm AIO liquid cooler designed for modern desktop platforms. It features a variable speed pump that adjusts between 1800 and 2700 RPM to match system heat loads. The unit connects to a 27mm thick aluminum radiator for efficient heat dissipation.

CHIEFTEC Iceberg PRO 360
CHIEFTEC Iceberg PRO 360

Specifications

  • Pump Speed: 1800~2700 RPM variable
  • Radiator: 27mm thick aluminum
  • Fans: 3x 120mm, 500~2200 RPM
  • Max Airflow: 64.72 CFM
  • Integrated Fan: Turbo fan for VRM/M.2/RAM

Three 120mm fans attach to the radiator using a snap-together connection mechanism for simplified installation. These fans operate within a 500 to 2200 RPM speed range. They deliver a maximum airflow of 64.72 CFM and a static pressure of 3.06 mmAq to push air through the dense fins.

A unique turbo fan sits directly on the cold plate to provide active airflow for nearby components. This integrated fan cools the VRM power delivery, M.2 SSDs, and RAM modules. This design reduces reliance on case fans for motherboard cooling.

CHIEFTEC launched the Iceberg PRO 360 on August 6, 2024. The product combines high-performance liquid cooling with specialized airflow for critical motherboard areas. It offers a consolidated thermal solution for users building high-specification gaming rigs.

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