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 Product Showcase

The provided fans for the Aquafusion ADV 360 and 240 are three/two 120 mm Enermax SquA RGB fans. They have nine blades, use Vortex Frame Technology and downsized hub design, and have a fan speed ranging between 500 and 2000 rpm. The maximum airflow is 79.8 CFM. The noise levels do not exceed 32.6 dB(A) for 360 mm and 36.2 dB(A) for the 240 mm variant. There’s an RGB and the (black) rubber inserts to minimize the resonating. A ring in a pattern is on the top frame for A-RGB lighting, and the blades are illuminated.

As for the radiator - it’s (quite typical for the AIOS) aluminium with many fins (it’s 20 Fins Per Inch). Regarding the dimensions, the radiator sizes are 394 x 124 x 27mm (L x W x H) for the bigger version and 274 x 120 x 27 mm (L x W x H) for the smaller one. There’s an Enermax name on the sides.

The soft material (mesh sleeve) tubing has a standard length of 400 mm and is pretty flexible (and doesn’t produce kinging). The end of the tubing at the pump block side - has two movable joints. It allows both the pump block and the radiator to be placed in different positions in the case.

Patented Central Coolant Inlet (CCI) technology injects the coolant at the hottest spot to prevent heat surges, and + Shunt-channel Technology (SCT) design shortens the coolant flow path, resulting in faster heat transfer. The pump is relatively high, measuring 69.5 x 68.5 x 54.5 mm, and black. The MTBF is 50.000 hours, and the bearing is ceramic. The dual chamber mechanism should allow for increased lifespan (without compromising efficiency). The power is taken from the motherboard (using the 3-pin connector), but it can also be done from SATA. The block is copper and measures 55 x 55 mm. There is another cable for supporting the ARGB lighting.

Enermax Aquafusion ADV 360 and 240 look very nice. RGB lovers should find it a good match for their systems with the Aquafusion ADV 360 and 240.