Product ReviewsXSPC EX360 Multiport Radiator Copper and Brass Core Black Matt Finish 6 X G1/4 Ports 3 X 120mm Fans
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 Rating: Review Date: 08/22/13  |
Cons: - plenty of bent fins that I had to fix- lack of any information
Pros: - fit well in my case |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/09/13 |
Cons: none
Pros: priceperformancefitting flexabilty Comment:
i was very surprised , i added this rad to my loop that consist of 2 other triples with push / pull (a thermal chill 120.3 and a XSPC RX 360 ) i added this to the front of my antec p180 with push / pull alsoadding this rad lowered my coolant temp by 4 c under load , before at full load my coolant temp would be 4 c over ambient ,now my coolant temp runs at ambient920 at 4.8 ghz , dual 7970's at 1300/1800 , at loud , ambient of 25c 920 runs at 46-48 c , both 7970's overclocked / overvolted run's at 33-34 c |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/12/13 |
Cons: -plugs for the extra ports leak!!! -had to buy new ones
Pros: -slim fit rad -great performance Comment:
Very good rad but would have rathered the swiftech mcr360mm extreme but it was on back order. so i had to buy a multiport radiator and the cheap plugs on this rad leaked... so i had to buy new ones... for 5 bucks each... anyway i know theres a normal version to this rad but ncix does not carry it... |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/22/13 |
Cons: none
Pros: good rad good price Comment:
better quality finish than rs series rads. thin profile and works well with low speed fans foe a silent build |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/26/12 |
Cons: -need to buy plug
Pros: -Smaller than the rs360, so easier to fit a push-pull in your case-give very good temperature while being very thin Comment:
I used it for my very first custom water cooling system. I glad that i have a lot of space after putting it in my case. It isn't worth to buy the RS360 if you can have almost the same cooling for half the price |
I bought this for my very first water cooling build. Fit well in my Switch 810. Only downside is that there were plenty of bent fins, but not enough to justify an RMA.