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Black 360 mm AIO cooler with three 120 mm D-RGB fans and aluminium pump cover

Phanteks

Phanteks Glacier One 360D30 X2 liquid cooler PH-GO360D30_DBK02

SKU CH-JQT0-6PNKD MPN PH-GO360D30_DBK02

A 360 mm all-in-one cooler with three D30 PWM fans, a ceramic-bearing pump at 3100 RPM and an aluminium cover that directs airflow over VRM and M.2 areas

  • Pump Speed3100 ± 10% RPM with 100% duty cycle
  • Pump BearingCeramic bearing
  • Pump Noise20 dBA
  • Fan Size3 Fan Slots (120 mm)
  • Fan Dim.120 x 120 x 30mm
  • Fan RPM250 - 2000 ± 10% RPM

Fan Size 3 Fan Slots (360 mm)

Color Black

Option 360D30 X2

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • Quiet pump operation at 20 dBA with ceramic bearing running at 3100 RPM
  • Three D30 120 mm fans deliver 64.3 CFM airflow between 250 and 2000 RPM
  • Interconnecting fan frame simplifies cable management across all three 120 mm fans
  • Evolv X2 aluminium pump cover integrates a fan to cool VRM and M.2 components
  • Broad socket support for Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 1200, 115x and AMD AM4, AM5

Target users

The Phanteks Glacier One 360D30 X2 is an all-in-one liquid CPU cooler built for gamers and PC enthusiasts running high-end processors. It mounts on Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 1200, 115x and AMD AM4, AM5 sockets. The design prioritises maximum clearance around motherboard and RAM components. Buyers who need a compact air cooler or a smaller radiator format should look elsewhere.

Thermals, noise and power

The pump runs at 3100 ± 10% RPM with a ceramic bearing and emits 20 dBA. Three 120 mm D30 fans operate between 250 and 2000 ± 10% RPM, each moving 64.3 CFM at 30.2 dBA via 4-pin PWM connectors. The Evolv X2 aluminium pump cover integrates a fan that directs airflow toward VRM and M.2 areas. No power-draw figures are provided.

Bundled accessories and software

The three D30 fans can interconnect into a single frame, reducing cable clutter during installation. The pump cover’s integrated fan actively cools surrounding VRM and M.2 SSD components without extra wiring. No software suite or lighting controller is mentioned in the specifications. Builders who expect bundled RGB software or additional mounting brackets will not find them here.

Highlights

  • Quiet pump operation at 20 dBA with ceramic bearing running at 3100 RPM
  • Three D30 120 mm fans deliver 64.3 CFM airflow between 250 and 2000 RPM
  • Interconnecting fan frame simplifies cable management across all three 120 mm fans
  • Evolv X2 aluminium pump cover integrates a fan to cool VRM and M.2 components
  • Broad socket support for Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 1200, 115x and AMD AM4, AM5

Specifications

BrandPhanteks
Pump Speed3100 ± 10% RPM with 100% duty cycle
Pump BearingCeramic bearing
Pump Noise20 dBA
Fan Size3 Fan Slots (120 mm)
Fan Dim.120 x 120 x 30mm
Fan RPM250 - 2000 ± 10% RPM
Fan Air Flow64.3 CFM
Fan Noise30.2 dBA
Fan Connector4-pin PWM
ColorBlack
Shipping weight2.90 kg
Package size445 × 216 × 152 mm

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the three D30 fans and the pump to the motherboard?

Connect each 4-pin PWM fan to a motherboard fan header or hub, then plug the pump tach into the CPU_FAN header so the board sees 3100 RPM at 100% duty cycle; the common mistake is leaving the pump on a chassis header locked at a lower voltage.

Which parts of this cooler will need replacement first?

The three D30 120 mm fans rated at 250-2000 RPM and the ceramic-bearing pump running at 3100 RPM are the moving components; fans typically wear before the sealed loop, so expect fan replacement after several years of continuous use.

What thermal limit appears first during a long, heavy workload?

The pump is fixed at 3100 RPM and the fans max out at 2000 RPM delivering 64.3 CFM each, so once coolant temperature stabilises the radiator surface area becomes the bottleneck before fan or pump speed can increase further.

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