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Antec Vortex View 360
ARGB Liquid CPU Cooler with Rotatable LCD Display
Stunning at Every Angle
Premium cooler with dynamic lighting and a sharp, modern design that enhances any PC build.
360° Rotatable Ball Joint
Freely adjust and lock the display angle with full-range rotation and a built-in twist dial. No tools required, allowing you to perfectly align the screen regardless of pump orientation.
5" IPS Display
1280 x 720 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, and 300 nits brightness. Ideal for displaying system statistics, animations, images, or media with crystal-clear visibility through tempered glass case panels.
RGB Backglow System
The Vortex View 360 features an addressable RGB backglow panel integrated behind the LCD pump display. This creates ambient lighting around the pump housing and highlights surrounding components for a premium visual effect.
ARGB Lighting Control
Lighting effects can be customised using Antec iUnity 2.0 software or synchronised with compatible motherboard RGB software through the 5V 3-pin ARGB header. This enables seamless lighting integration with other RGB components in your system.
Customisable Display & Lighting
Using iUnity 2.0 software, users can configure display content such as system monitoring data, animations, images, or videos while independently adjusting RGB lighting zones to create a fully personalised build aesthetic.
Quiet Pump Acoustics
The redesigned pump operates with low resonance and delivers quiet operation at =27 dB(A), helping maintain a quieter system even under load.
9th Gen Asetek Cooling Platform
Supports high-performance CPUs with cooling capability up to 400W TDP. The updated pump and impeller design improves thermal efficiency, reduces vibration, and enables stable cooling for overclocked systems.
Elastic and Durable High-Density Tubing
Reinforced high-density tubing provides protection against external damage while maintaining flexibility for easier installation and long-term durability.
Ready-to-Install Cooling
Pre-applied thermal paste ensures proper thermal contact and simplifies installation.
Brand-New iUnity 2.0
Take full control of your system through iUnity 2.0. Adjust fan curves, pump speeds, RGB lighting zones, and customise what appears on the LCD display.
USB 3.0 Hub with Passthrough
Connect the pump to your motherboard while keeping front-panel USB ports accessible, ensuring convenient connectivity.
Thermal Contact Optimisation
Designed for optimal contact and efficient thermal transfer. Recommended orientation: 6 o?clock for Intel processors and 3 o?clock for AMD processors.
Specifications
Fan
Dimensions
120 x 120 x 25 mm
Type
PWM Fan
Speed
400±100 ~ 2000±150 RPM
Airflow
59.23 CFM (max.)
Noise
28.6 dB(A)
Air Pressure
2.46 mmH2O (max.)
Lifespan
50,000 hours @ 25°C
Connector
4-pin PWM
Radiator
Dimensions
394 x 120 x 27 mm
Material
Aluminum
Pump / Water Block
Connector
4-pin PWM
Noise
=27 dB(A)
Lifespan
50,000 hours
Display
Size
5 inch IPS
Resolution
1280 x 720
Refresh Rate
60 Hz
Brightness
300 nits
Lighting
Type
Addressable RGB (ARGB)
Control
Antec iUnity 2.0 software / motherboard RGB sync
Connector
5V 3-pin ARGB header
Socket Compatibility
Intel: LGA115X / 1200 / 1700 / 1851
AMD: AM4 / AM5
Warranty
6 Years
Net Weight
1.79 kg
Gross Weight
2.81 kg
UPC / EAN
0-761345-40064-0
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