Thermaltake Released OB360 All-In-One Liquid Cooler
The new non-RGB cooling solution supports thermal loads of 360W using a consolidated three-fan single-frame design.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Computers
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Thermaltake has launched the OB360, a 360 mm all-in-one liquid cooler designed to handle up to 360W TDP. The unit is now available as a retail product featuring a streamlined black, non-RGB aesthetic.
Why it matters
As modern desktop CPUs continue to push higher thermal thresholds, cooling solutions that emphasize simplified cable management without sacrificing performance remain a critical focus for enthusiast PC builds.
The unit supports a 360W maximum thermal load, utilizing a 27 mm radiator paired with a 20 mm copper chamber for heat dissipation. Individual fans provide 53.9 CFM of airflow and 2.36 mm-H2O of static pressure at a maximum noise level of 32.3 dB-A.
The players
Thermaltake
A global manufacturer of PC hardware components specializing in cooling solutions, cases, and power supplies for the enthusiast market.
The details
The OB360 integrates three 120 mm PWM (pulse-width modulation) fans into a single-frame design to reduce cable clutter inside the chassis. The pump uses PWM speed control, which adjusts motor voltage to manage coolant flow through the copper base plate based on thermal demand. Fan speeds range between 500 and 2000 RPM, while the pump operates between 1500 and 2500 RPM to maintain thermal consistency.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: Thermaltake released the OB360 AIO liquid cooler.
The Tech Race
The OB360 follows the industry trend toward consolidating complex multi-fan cooling loops into singular, easier-to-install units. It competes directly with established 360 mm liquid cooler benchmarks by focusing on cable efficiency rather than RGB lighting aesthetics.
PC builders can expect a simplified installation process due to the reduced cable footprint of the unified three-fan design. The unit is optimized for users managing high-TDP processors who prefer a minimalist, non-RGB look for their builds.
The takeaway
The OB360 demonstrates a shift toward reducing build complexity without sacrificing the thermal headroom required for high-performance computing. Users should track subsequent independent thermal performance reviews to confirm if the single-frame design matches the cooling efficacy of modular alternatives.
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