Phanteks PH C350A_BK01 Nickel Plated Acrylic Aluminum Review

I use it together with the old school motherboard block from EK. Phanteks updated the old EK quality to a modern aesthetic. The block is symmetrical and the ports are non-directional. Large fittings will suffice. The fridge is quite big. With modding in mind, this could probably be adapted to 7nm chips that have larger package sizes than AM4, AM3+ and below. There should be enough cooling plate here to dock to these built-in heat spreaders. Overall a really cool block (laughs). I have long and…

works well with socket 2011v3 large enough to cover the whole CPU new idle temperature without overclocking CPU is 27c. from 33s with corsair x110. While we're happy with that, we'll continue testing. Con - I wish the LEDs didn't have to use an RGB controller. and it would be nice if it came with hose connectors. I know every setting is different, but just a little 3/8 or something like that would be nice.

I've always bought EKs for their impeccable build quality, when I heard that Phanteks had gotten into water cooling I was thrilled as their other products tend to be top-notch than me When he received this block he was immediately impressed from the packaging to the fit and finish of the block. Intelligent performance. It supports my 7800x OC up to 4.5GHz at 46-54C under load. I was so pleased I ordered the Strix 1080ti block they just released. The circuit consists of X2 280mm wheel with 140ml

This water block outperformed every other block I had until it stopped. The temps were great and cooler than any of my previous water blocks but I wouldn't recommend wasting your money on Phanteks as I've had it less than 6 months and the acrylic has already started sloshing out of the g1/4 ports . This is not my first water block and I have not rotated it. I pinched it with my finger to make sure the o-rings weren't leaking, but that must be asking too much because now it's going to fail…