ASUS ProArt LC 360 all-in-one AIO CPU liquid cooler AMD AM4 AM5 & Intel LGA 1700, 1200, 115X support, with illuminated system status meter and three matte black Alphacool Apex Stealth Metal Power fans
$229.99
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(as of Jan 10, 2025 04:25:49 UTC – Details)
Experience exceptional cooling with the ASUS ProArt LC 360 all-in-one AIO Liquid cooler. Powered by a three-phase motor and Alphacool Apex Stealth Metal Power fans, it offers quiet operation and real-time system stats. Its minimalist design adds refinement, making it perfect for content creators seeking cool, quiet, and classy performance.
Matte black Alphacool Apex Stealth Metal Power fans offer high performance up to 3000 RPM, low noise and daisy-chain installation
Illuminated meter indicates the live system load, temperatures, and fan speeds
Advanced three-phase motor offers excellent cooling capability and quieter operation
Minimalist design perfectly complements the aesthetics of the ProArt-family components
Extensive Compatibility Intel LGA 1700, 1200, 115X and AMD AM5, AM4
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Ryan bailey –
As good or better than the LC 420 version.
No complaints, the Alphacool fans on this are actually better than the Noctua fans on the 420. Don’t understand why someone would be upset with that.Best fans I’ve ever had in a case, I actually went and bought more of the 120mm Alphacool fans in some other colors.
James –
ProArt 420 discontinuied?
I purchased the 420 version of this earlier this year.I checked my order history and it is no longer available, only to find this one being sold now.The version I have came with Noctua fans, has higher advertised airflow, and less noise.Seems like a downgrade for almost the same price, just with smaller radiator, and also no longer using Noctua fans, which had higher airflow while at the same time generating less noise.What gives, Asus?