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The GAMDIAS AURA GL360 LITE is a black 360mm AIO liquid CPU cooler built around a 396mm aluminium radiator and three 120mm ARGB PWM fans. The pump head has its own ARGB light strip, and an upgraded copper base sits under an optimised fluid routing system. Each hydraulic-bearing fan runs 800-1800RPM and moves up to 73.71CFM. Intel LGA 1851 and 1700 and AMD AM5 and AM4 are covered.
The GAMDIAS AURA GL360 LITE is a black 360mm AIO liquid CPU cooler built around a 396mm aluminium radiator and three 120mm ARGB PWM fans. The pump head has its own ARGB light strip, and an upgraded copper base sits under an optimised fluid routing system. Each hydraulic-bearing fan runs 800-1800RPM and moves up to 73.71CFM. Intel LGA 1851 and 1700 and AMD AM5 and AM4 are covered.

All three fans chain together on the radiator, so the build needs just one PWM lead to the CPU-FAN header and one 5V ARGB lead for lighting. The board then adjusts them between 800 and 1800RPM with CPU temperature. A separate 3-pin pump cable goes to the CPU-OPT header.

All three fans chain together on the radiator, so the build needs just one PWM lead to the CPU-FAN header and one 5V ARGB lead for lighting. The board then adjusts them between 800 and 1800RPM with CPU temperature. A separate 3-pin pump cable goes to the CPU-OPT header.

The black pump cap has an ARGB light strip running around the AURA logo. Fans and pump strip sync together to a 5V 3-pin addressable RGB motherboard header, which GAMDIAS lists as the only supported lighting connection. There is no screen on the block of the LITE, so the strip is its only display.
The black pump cap has an ARGB light strip running around the AURA logo. Fans and pump strip sync together to a 5V 3-pin addressable RGB motherboard header, which GAMDIAS lists as the only supported lighting connection. There is no screen on the block of the LITE, so the strip is its only display.


A copper base presses against the CPU, and GAMDIAS says the upgraded plate cuts the thermal impedance between processor and cold plate. Inside the block, the fluid routing works with a 12V pump motor to keep circulation strong and pump speed stable. The pump runs off a 3-pin connector.

A copper base presses against the CPU, and GAMDIAS says the upgraded plate cuts the thermal impedance between processor and cold plate. Inside the block, the fluid routing works with a 12V pump motor to keep circulation strong and pump speed stable. The pump runs off a 3-pin connector.

The aluminium radiator measures 396 x 120 x 27mm, so the case needs a mount rated for a 360mm radiator. Once the 25mm fans are fitted, plan for around 52mm of combined depth. Sleeved EPDM tubing links the radiator to the pump block on the CPU.
The aluminium radiator measures 396 x 120 x 27mm, so the case needs a mount rated for a 360mm radiator. Once the 25mm fans are fitted, plan for around 52mm of combined depth. Sleeved EPDM tubing links the radiator to the pump block on the CPU.


Every fan lights in addressable RGB from the hub outwards, and with three of them on the radiator the lighting spans its full 360mm length. With a 5V 3-pin ARGB header on the board, the fans pick up the motherboard's effects. A switch button also comes in the box.

Every fan lights in addressable RGB from the hub outwards, and with three of them on the radiator the lighting spans its full 360mm length. With a 5V 3-pin ARGB header on the board, the fans pick up the motherboard's effects. A switch button also comes in the box.

Each 120 x 120 x 25mm fan turns on a hydraulic bearing. GAMDIAS rates it at 800-1800RPM, up to 73.71CFM and 2.05mmH2O, with 33dBA at full speed. Being PWM fans, they slow towards 800RPM when the CPU load is light and speed up again as temperature climbs.
Each 120 x 120 x 25mm fan turns on a hydraulic bearing. GAMDIAS rates it at 800-1800RPM, up to 73.71CFM and 2.05mmH2O, with 33dBA at full speed. Being PWM fans, they slow towards 800RPM when the CPU load is light and speed up again as temperature climbs.


Brackets in the box cover Intel LGA 2011, 1851, 1700, 1200 and 115X along with AMD AM5, AM4 and AM3. The package also holds the cooler, three fans, thermal grease and a switch button. GAMDIAS's manual gives the high-end Intel socket its own install section for LGA 2011.

Brackets in the box cover Intel LGA 2011, 1851, 1700, 1200 and 115X along with AMD AM5, AM4 and AM3. The package also holds the cooler, three fans, thermal grease and a switch button. GAMDIAS's manual gives the high-end Intel socket its own install section for LGA 2011.
Everything you need to know about this product
GAMDIAS does not publish a TDP rating for it. It uses a 396mm-long 360mm radiator, an upgraded copper base and three 120mm fans that reach 1800RPM and 73.71CFM.
GAMDIAS rates the fans at 33dBA at their full 1800RPM. They are PWM fans, so the motherboard slows them towards 800RPM at light load. GAMDIAS publishes no pump speed or pump noise figure.
Yes. GAMDIAS's manual daisy-chains the fans to one PWM cable for the CPU-FAN header, so the board sets 800-1800RPM by temperature. The pump has its own cable for the CPU-OPT header.
The fans and the pump-head light strip run on a 5V 3-pin addressable RGB header (D_LED, ADD GEN2, JARGB_V2 or ADD2_LED in the manual). GAMDIAS lists the 5V 3-pin header as the only supported type.
Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 1200, 115X and 2011, and AMD AM5, AM4 and AM3. GAMDIAS's spec table writes the high-end Intel socket as LGA 20XX; the manual's install section is for LGA 2011.
No. The LITE has a light strip on the pump head. GAMDIAS sells screen versions separately as the AURA GL360 LITE II DIGITAL and AURA GL360 LITE II LCD.
Your case needs a 360mm radiator mount. The radiator is 396 x 120 x 27mm and the 25mm fans sit on top, so allow about 52mm of depth for radiator plus fans.
If you want a 360mm ARGB AIO with a copper base and hydraulic-bearing PWM fans, without a screen on the pump head, it covers that with one PWM and one ARGB connection for the fans.
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