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XSPC AX360 Radiator Review
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 09/07/2012 08:17 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
PureOverclock has published a review of the XSPC AX360 Radiator
We don’t often write enough reviews on PC water cooling heat exchangers. Often referred to as radiators or rads. However when an intriguing product surfaces on the market, we will jump on it. In this article we will be talking about the new AX360 slim profile high performance radiator from XSPC. The water cooling pioneer has a long reputation of producing solid performing products at exceptional prices. The company has stepped up to the plate in recent years to unleash some very nice water cooling gear such as the Raystorm CPU water block, D5 Bay Reservoir series and high-end water cooling enclosures for the die-hard fans. The AX360 should be a welcome addition in a long line of great products.
The AX series comes in two flavors based on the aesthetics. One is a bare-bones copper with silver jacket and the other comes in a complete matte black anodized look. Unlike other conventional radiators, the AX360 heat exchanger core can be removed from its aluminum housing. Hmmm… a removable core sounds interesting doesn’t it?
Read on to find out more.
The AX series comes in two flavors based on the aesthetics. One is a bare-bones copper with silver jacket and the other comes in a complete matte black anodized look. Unlike other conventional radiators, the AX360 heat exchanger core can be removed from its aluminum housing. Hmmm… a removable core sounds interesting doesn’t it?
Read on to find out more.
XSPC AX360 Radiator Review
