Gamemax IceBurg 360 Infinity Air Cooler - White / 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 white is a 360mm liquid cooling unit rated for 300W of thermal design power, assembling to 397 x 120 x 52mm with its fans fitted. The white finish carries across the block, radiator and fans, so nothing in the cooling loop breaks the colour scheme of a light-themed build.

A copper cold plate makes the contact with the processor. Copper conducts heat far faster than aluminium, and the speed at which heat leaves the die sets the ceiling for everything downstream: no amount of radiator surface helps if the coolant is not collecting heat quickly enough at the block in the first place.

The aluminium radiator measures 397 x 120 x 27mm and runs twelve internal water channels. Check that length against your case before ordering, because the roof or front panel has to accept the full 397mm run clear of the motherboard and memory. Twelve channels distribute coolant across the entire fin area rather than a narrow band.

The block rotates through 270 degrees after mounting, which decides how the tubing leaves the processor. In a tight chassis that flexibility is often what keeps the hoses off the glass and away from the memory, and it lets any branding on the block sit upright no matter how the bracket had to be oriented.

Three 120 x 120 x 25mm fans are included, each carrying seven PBT blades and running 800 to 2000 RPM under PWM control. Every fan is rated at 62.82 CFM of airflow. Spreading that work across three fans on a long radiator means each one can turn more slowly than a single fan would need to for the same result.

Each fan produces 1.89mmH2O of static pressure and is held to 32dBA or less. Static pressure is the figure that matters on a radiator, since air must be driven through a dense fin stack rather than across open space. The hydraulic bearing fans carry a rated life of 40,000 hours of running.

The pump body measures 70 x 83 x 53mm, is moulded in PPS and turns at 2300 RPM with a 10 percent tolerance on a sleeve bearing. Rated at 26.9dBA or below, it stays quieter than the fans above it. PPS is specified because it holds its shape against hot coolant year after year instead of softening at the joints.

The loop uses leak-proof EPDM sealing and 400mm of tubing within a 10mm tolerance. EPDM is the synthetic rubber used in sealed cooling systems because it withstands repeated heat cycling without hardening, which is the process that eventually causes weeping at the fittings in a lesser-specified loop.

Each fan holds eight internal ARGB LEDs on a 2510 dual AURA 5V 3-pin connector alongside a 4-pin fan plug, running on DC 12V from 6 to 13.2V with a 6V start. Mounting covers Intel LGA1851, 2011, 1366, 17xx and 115x, plus AMD AM5, AM4, AM3, AM2, FM1, FM2 and FM3.