Phanteks Glacier One 360 M25 A-RGB White liquid cooler
- 276 mm
- 3 Fan Slots (120 mm)
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A 360 mm liquid CPU cooler with three 120 mm PWM fans reaching 2000 RPM and an infinity-mirror pump cap with addressable RGB
Series GLACIER ONE 360
Fan Size 3 Fan Slots (120mm)
Color Black
The Phanteks Glacier One 360 M25 A-RGB is an all-in-one liquid CPU cooler built for high-performance desktop processors. It supports current Intel LGA 1200 and 1700 sockets as well as AMD AM4 and Threadripper platforms. The 360 mm radiator uses three 120 mm M25 PWM fans for substantial heat dissipation. Integrated addressable RGB lighting on the infinity mirror pump cap synchronises with compatible motherboard software for unified aesthetics.
Three M25 120 mm PWM fans spin between 500 and 2000 RPM, delivering up to 84.26 CFM of airflow at a maximum noise level of 35.7 dBA. The PWM-controlled pump and fans adjust speed automatically based on CPU temperature, keeping acoustics low during light workloads. A 100 % pure copper cold plate transfers heat into the aluminium radiator, while reinforced braided tubing resists kinking and evaporation for consistent long-term operation.
This cooler replaces stock air coolers or smaller 240 mm and 280 mm AIOs when thermal headroom becomes a bottleneck for sustained boost clocks. The 360 mm radiator surface area suits overclocked CPUs and multi-core workloads that saturate lesser cooling solutions. Builders who need a compact single-fan or dual-fan radiator for space-constrained cases should consider smaller Glacier One models instead.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Phanteks |
| Product line | GLACIER ONE 360 |
| Model name | M25-BK |
| Product type | Liquid Cooling System |
| Product color | Black |
| Performance | |
| Fan speed | 500 to 2000±10% RPM |
| Fan airflow | 84.26 CFM |
| Ports & slots | |
| Fan plug type | 4 PIN/3 PIN |
| Size & build | |
| Radiator size | 396 × 120 × 27 mm |
| Fan size | 3 Fan Slots (120 mm) |
| Cooling block material | Copper & Acrylic |
| Radiator material | Aluminum |
| Compatibility | |
| AMD socket support | AMD AM4, sWRX8, sTRX4*, TR4*(*Threadripper bracket included with CPU) |
| Intel socket support | Intel LGA 115x, 2011, 2011-3, 2066, 1200, 1700 |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Fan noise level | 35.7 dBA |
| More details | |
| LED lighting | ARGB |
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Use the Intel LGA 1700 bracket from the kit, apply thermal paste, then secure the block with the four spring-loaded screws in a diagonal pattern; the step often missed is removing the protective film from the copper cold plate before mounting.
The three 120 mm M25 PWM fans are the only moving parts besides the pump; with a rated speed range of 500-2000 RPM and 35.7 dBA noise, expect several years of service before fan bearing wear becomes audible.
The 396 × 120 × 27 mm aluminum radiator with three 120 mm fans moving 84.26 CFM each will saturate once coolant temperature stabilises, typically after 10-15 minutes of sustained maximum CPU load.
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