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Black all-in-one liquid cooler with three 120 mm ARGB fans and a 394 mm radiator

Thermaltake

Thermaltake CL-W293-PL36SW-A Hurricane S360 ARGB liquid cooler

SKU CH-F5FK-7AZSQ MPN CL-W293-PL36SW-A

A 360 mm all-in-one liquid cooler with three 120 mm ARGB PWM fans, copper cold plate and aluminium radiator supporting Intel LGA 1700 and AMD AM4 sockets

  • TypeLiquid Cooling System
  • Block Compatibility - AMDAMD: AM4, AM3+, AM2+, AM2, FM2, FM1
  • Block Compatibility - IntelIntel: LGA2066, LGA2011-3, LGA2011, LGA1366, LGA 1156/1155/1
  • Block MaterialCopper
  • Radiator Size394x120x27 mm
  • Radiator MaterialAluminum

Fan Size 3 Fan Slots (120mm)

  • Reliable circulation from a stable pump motor at 380 mA
  • Quiet operation with fans reaching 31.5 dBA maximum
  • Efficient heat transfer through a copper cold-plate base
  • Leak-resistant rubber tubing with braided outer wrap
  • ARGB lighting on pump and three 120 mm fans

Hurricane S360 ARGB Liquid Cooler

The Thermaltake Hurricane S360 ARGB is an all-in-one liquid cooler with a 394 mm radiator and three 120 mm fans. A copper cold plate transfers heat from the CPU into the aluminium radiator. ARGB lighting on the pump head and fans synchronises with motherboard software. The kit includes mounting hardware for current Intel and AMD sockets.

Best for ARGB builds; not for limited clearance

Builders who want addressable RGB lighting across the cooler and broad socket support will find this unit straightforward to install. The 27 mm radiator thickness plus fan depth needs a case with front or top clearance for a 360 mm radiator. Systems without a 5V ARGB header or with tight chassis space should consider a smaller air cooler.

394 mm radiator length decides fit

The aluminium radiator measures 394 mm long, 120 mm wide and 27 mm thick, so the case must accept a 360 mm radiator at the planned mounting location. Three 120 mm fans push up to 45.3 CFM at 1800 RPM with a maximum noise level of 31.5 dBA. The pump runs at 12 V and 380 mA through a PH2.0 6-pin and 4-pin PWM connector.

Highlights

  • Reliable circulation from a stable pump motor at 380 mA
  • Quiet operation with fans reaching 31.5 dBA maximum
  • Efficient heat transfer through a copper cold-plate base
  • Leak-resistant rubber tubing with braided outer wrap
  • ARGB lighting on pump and three 120 mm fans

Specifications

BrandThermaltake
SeriesHurricane
ModelS360
TypeLiquid Cooling System
Block Compatibility - AMDAMD: AM4, AM3+, AM2+, AM2, FM2, FM1
Block Compatibility - IntelIntel: LGA2066, LGA2011-3, LGA2011, LGA1366, LGA 1156/1155/1151/1150/1700
Block MaterialCopper
Radiator Size394x120x27 mm
Radiator MaterialAluminum
Fan Size3 Fan Slots (120 mm)
Fan Dim.120X120X25 mm
Fan RPM500~1800RPM
Fan Air Flow45.3CFM
Fan Noise31.5dBA(MAX)
Fan ConnectorPH2.0-6P connector; 2510-4Pin
ColorBlack
LED ColorARGB
Tube Dim.Water pipe length: 400mm
Tube Materialrubber

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Questions about this item

Do I need a motherboard with a PH2.0-6P or 2510-4Pin header to run the ARGB and PWM fans?

Yes, the three 120 mm fans use a PH2.0-6P connector for ARGB and a 2510-4Pin connector for PWM control, so your board must provide those headers or a compatible controller.

Will the included brackets fit an older LGA 1156 socket I still use?

The mounting kit supports LGA 1156, 1155, 1151, 1150 and 1700 on Intel plus AM4, AM3+, AM2+, AM2, FM2 and FM1 on AMD, so the older socket is covered.

How can I confirm the pump is circulating coolant after installation?

With the pump rated at 12 V and 380 mA, you should feel a slight vibration on the copper block and see coolant temperature drop in BIOS or monitoring software once the CPU loads.

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