Gamemax IceBurg 360 Infinity Air Cooler - Black / Supports Intel & AMD Brackets / 300W TDP Performance / 270° Rotatable Water Block / Copper Cold Plate Cooling / 120mm Quiet PWM Fans / Leak-Proof EPDM Sealing / Intel AMD Compatible + FREE DELIVERY !

The Gamemax IceBurg 360 Infinity in black is a 360mm liquid cooling unit rated for 300W of thermal design power, with an assembled size of 397 x 120 x 52mm. Three 120mm fans sit on a full-length radiator, which is the configuration to reach for when a processor produces more sustained heat than a tower heatsink can carry away.

The water block turns through 270 degrees once mounted. That lets you point the tubing wherever the case has room instead of accepting whatever direction the socket forces, and it means any lettering or lighting on the block can be set upright regardless of which way the mounting bracket ended up facing on your board.

The surface meeting the processor is a copper cold plate. Copper conducts heat considerably faster than aluminium, which is why every serious cooling loop uses it at the contact point even when the radiator itself is aluminium. Getting heat off the die quickly is what determines how well the rest of the loop can perform.

The radiator is aluminium, measuring 397 x 120 x 27mm and carrying twelve water channels internally. That length is the first thing to check against your case, because the roof or front panel has to clear the full 397mm run before a 360mm cooler can be fitted at all. Twelve channels spread coolant across the whole fin area.

The loop uses leak-proof EPDM sealing, with tubing running 400mm within a 10mm tolerance. EPDM is a synthetic rubber chosen for coolant systems because it resists heat cycling and permeation over years rather than hardening and weeping at the joints, which is the failure mode owners of sealed loops actually worry about.

The pump measures 70 x 83 x 53mm, is built in PPS and runs at 2300 RPM with a 10 percent tolerance on a sleeve bearing. It is rated at 26.9dBA or less, which places it below the fans, so the pump is not the component you hear once the machine is assembled and running under normal load.

Three 120 x 120 x 25mm fans are supplied, each with seven PBT blades on a hydraulic bearing running 800 to 2000 RPM. Every fan is rated at 62.82 CFM of airflow with 1.89mmH2O of static pressure and noise held to 32dBA or less. Fan life is rated at 40,000 hours of running.

Each fan carries eight addressable LEDs internally, connected through a 2510 dual AURA 5V 3-pin plug alongside a 4-pin fan connector. Running the lighting on the standard addressable header means the radiator row joins the same motherboard profile as the rest of the build instead of needing its own controller.

Mounting covers Intel LGA1851, 2011, 1366, 17xx and 115x, plus AMD AM5, AM4, AM3, AM2, FM1, FM2 and FM3. The fans run on DC 12V across a 6 to 13.2V working range with a start voltage of 6V or above, drawing 0.25A each for the motor and 0.35A for the LEDs on a 400mm cable.