M-360 ARGB White
- Intel & AMD compatible
- Three 120mm fans with infinite mirror effect & PWM control
- Copper pump with infinite mirror effect
- ARGB LED
- Tripe aluminum radiator
- Easy mounting & installation
The Nox Hummer M-360 is a high-compatibility liquid cooling system featuring a120 x 120 x 25 mm triple radiator. It comes with PWM control and spectacular ARGB lighting, offering you high performance with a low noise level.
The Nox Hummer M-360 provides efficient and rapid cooling thanks to atotal of 21 blades, 7 on each of its fans. With a continuous airflow, your gaming PC will benefit from better refrigeration and the temperature can be reduced instantaneously.
This kit is made up of 3 fans withhydraulic bearings and infinity mirror, so a long life is guaranteed. A394 mm radiator houses the system’s aerodynamic blades, designed to reduce the turbulence that can be produced between the fans and the radiator and boost airflow in the interior of your PC.
A speed of up to3200 RPM means superior performance is guaranteed. This system adapts to the needs of your microprocessor thanks to its PWM function. The M-360 is an all-in-one ultra-silent system that offers effective ventilation, while generating a maximum noise level of 31 dBA. Itsanti-vibration rubber pads offer excellent stability.
The Hummer M-360 is a 4-pin CPU fan that puts on an unbelievable light show, thanks to integrated ARGB LED technology. You’ll enjoy a full range of millions of colours, with several different visualization options and transition effects. It’s fully customizable, and can be synchronized with your whole setup. In addition, its pump includes an infinity mirror, which creates a mirror effect that makes a perfect gamer aesthetic.
This ARGB liquid cooling kit from Nox is compatible with all the biggest processor manufacturers, including AMD and Intel. An intuitive mounting system means installation is simple too.
The Nox Hummer M-360 can be used withmotherboards from top brands likeAsus, MSI and Gigabyte, and iscompatible with their different ARGB settings.
