darkFlash DB460M Micro ATX PC Case, Full Mesh Front, Tool-Free Glass, 420mm GPU, 360mm Radiator, Black
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A 360 mm liquid cooler with a 2.1 inch 480×480 LCD, copper cold plate and three 120 mm hydraulic-bearing PWM fans running 800–1800 RPM at up to 61.7 CFM and 30 dBA, supporting Intel LGA 115x, 1200.
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The darkFlash DN360D is a 360mm all-in-one liquid CPU cooler with a 2.1 inch 480x480 resolution LCD that displays CPU temperature, usage, frequency and system status in 16.7 million colors. It fits Intel LGA 115x, 1200, 1700 and AMD AM3, AM4, AM5 sockets using the included mounting hardware.
Three 120mm hydraulic bearing PWM fans run at 800-1800 RPM and deliver up to 61.7 CFM airflow at 30dBA noise. The 5V ARGB lighting synchronises with ASUS Aura Sync, MSI Mystic Light, Gigabyte RGB Fusion and ASRock Polychrome, while the daisy-chain design reduces cable clutter.
A 360mm aluminum radiator with 120mm fan mounting dimensions of 4.724x4.724x0.984 inches needs a case that can accommodate its length and thickness. The pump operates at 2400±10% RPM with a hydraulic bearing, and the copper cold plate measures 3.16x2.83x2.32 inches for direct die contact.
| Brand | darkFlash |
|---|---|
| Series | DN360D |
| Model | DN360D |
| Part Number | DN360D |
| Type | AIO |
| Block Compatibility | ALL |
| Block Compatibility - AMD | AM3, AM4, AM5 |
| Block Compatibility - Intel | LGA 115x, 1200, 1700 |
| Block Dim. | 3.16×2.83×2.32 |
| Block Material | Copper |
| Display | 2.1 inch |
| Pump Speed | 2400±10% RPM |
| Pump Dim. | 3.39×2.83×2.32 |
| Pump Bearing | Hydraulic Bearing |
| Radiator Size | 120mm |
| Radiator Material | Aluminum |
| Fan Size | 120mm |
| Fan Dim. | 4.724×4.724×0.984 |
| Bearing Type | Hydraulic Bearin |
| Fan RPM | 2400 ± 10% RPM |
| Fan Air Flow | 61.7CFM |
| Fan Noise | 30dBA |
| Fan Connector | 4 Pin |
| Color | White |
| LED Color | ARGB |
| Pressure | 1.26?mm?H2O |
| Tube Dim. | 450mm |
| Tube Material | Synthetic Rubber |
| Coolant Type | Pre-filled |
| Features | 2.1-inch True Color LCD Display (480×480 resolution) Full Platform Compatibility (Intel LGA 115x/1200/1700; AMD AM3/AM4/AM5) 3-Stage Motor Pump (2400±10% RPM) 3×120mm Hydraulic Bearing Fans (800~1800±10% RPM, 61.7CFM Airflow, 30dBA Noise) 5V Addressable ARGB Synchronization Custom Smart Control Software Copper Base Water Block + Aluminum Fins ø12×450mm High-Temperature Resistant Tubing |
| Package Contents | DN360D Cooler Unit Multi-platform Mounting Brackets (Intel/AMD Series) Screw Kit User Manual ARGB Adapter Cable |
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The sealed loop is designed for the product's lifetime with no user-serviceable refill; the hydraulic-bearing pump is rated for continuous operation at 2400±10% RPM.
The aluminum radiator and copper cold plate transfer heat to the 3x 120mm fans, which max out at 1800 RPM and 61.7 CFM before temperatures stabilise.
At full speed the fans reach 30 dBA and 1800 RPM, while the pump holds steady at 2400±10% RPM; PWM control drops speeds to 800 RPM for quieter idle periods.
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