Thermaltake has introduced the OB360 liquid cooler, designed to handle high performance processors with thermal outputs up to 360W. The unit features an all black aesthetic with zero lighting and uses a single frame fan assembly to reduce cable clutter. Thermaltake has not yet disclosed pricing or release dates.
The cooling system relies on 3 PWM controlled 120 mm fans integrated into 1 unified frame. This single piece design speeds up case installation while eliminating excess wiring. Fan speeds scale from 500 to 2000 RPM based on system load. Each fan produces up to 53.9 CFM of airflow and 2.36 mm H2O of static pressure. Maximum noise output peaks at 32.3 dBA during heavy operation.
Thermaltake pairs a 27 mm thick radiator with a 20 mm copper chamber. Coolant moves through the system via a PWM regulated pump spinning between 1500 and 2500 RPM. A pure copper base plate sits directly on the processor to transfer thermal energy away from the silicon.
The exterior design emphasizes clean lines with diagonal ridges across the black waterblock and textured accents along the fan frame. The cooler omits RGB illumination entirely for builders who prefer stealth hardware setups. Thermaltake plans to share retail pricing and market availability details later.
