Suspended Spiral Pump Head Design: The suspended spiral pump head inspired by the image of a vortex provides outstanding cooling performance and various lighting effects from different angles.
Highly Efficient Cooling Pump
EPDM High-Density Tubing: The EPDM high-density tubing is very durable, making less loss of liquid.
Superior Fin Density: Massive 13 fins dissipate heat rapidly.
Antec Fusion PWM ARGB Fan: The Vortex 240 ARGB adopted the Antec Fusion PWM ARGB Fan with a unique multilateral-shaped lighting frame with 16 LEDs projecting the most harmonious lighting effects and providing more powerful cooling for the CPU.
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Specification: Antec Vortex 360mm ARGB All in One Liquid CPU Cooler with Aluminum Radiator and Latest Intel/AMD Socket Support
Item Dimensions LxWxH
‎50 x 50 x 28 Centimeters
Brand
‎Antec
Cooling Method
‎Water
Compatible Devices
‎Desktop
Noise Level
‎31.24 dB
material
‎Aluminum
Manufacturer
‎Antec, Inc
Series
‎Vortex 360 ARGB
Item Height
‎28 Centimeters
Item Width
‎50 Centimeters
Product Dimensions
‎50 x 50 x 28 cm, 2 Kilograms
Item model number
‎0-761345-74047-0
Are Batteries Included
‎No
Country of Origin
‎China
Item Weight
‎2 kg
3 reviews for Antec Vortex 360mm ARGB All in One Liquid CPU Cooler with Aluminum Radiator and Latest Intel/AMD Socket Support
I was really surprised with the mounting method of AMD, though on some other AIOs you are supposed to replace the mounting bracket, with this one you use the one supplied with your motherboard, this took me about 2 hours to figure out, because the instructions in the manual itself are terrible, had to watch a video of someone else do it, though that was little help too because there wasn’t any narration and they went pretty fast, once I finally figured out how to mount it I was pretty shocked because it seems like a very poor way to do so, did not feel good mounting it like that, but after using my pc for a while I guess I cannot complain, initially had massive issues with the mount but once tightened it all works very well, my 7800x3d never goes above 76c in gaming and 80 in stress tests or other, fans are quiet and pump is alright in terms of noise, but I am leaving it running at 100% for flow purposes so there will always be a bit of noise, I can leave it on all night and only remember I left it on when I get to my pc because of the lighting coming from it, another thing that is slightly annoying is that I can’t seem to find a way to plug in the supplied fan controllers to the motherboard to directly pass through lighting control, perhaps user error or otherwise, but my motherboard has 4 pins and they supply 3 pins, absolutely nothing that I could find in the manual to help and online there is next to nothing for this aio since it isn’t that popular, so for now I just have to use the default lighting which is fine, but definitely disappointing
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★★★★★
Ivo Vainonen –
Looks good and the pump is quiet if you tone the speed down, my asus mobo puts it on 5700rps which is ridiculos. Up to 3000rpm it is nice and quiet. Temps are not better than my Noctua DH15 so thats a little letdown considering it is a 360 cooler. I do appreciate the extra space i get inside my case now but then again there is no clear airflow in the to anymore. But..the radiator vents are very loud. I swapped them all for no RGB Noctua fans as did i with the Antec DF800 case front fans which are even worse. RGB is nice for sure but i prefer the nice and quiet atmosphere.
Boisson Teddy –
Acheter pour remplacer mon ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 280 qui pour moi n’était pas assez efficace pour un i9 10900k. Ce Antec vortex est excellent en tout point. Il refroidit très bien et est plutôt silencieux. Placé dans un boîtier antec p120 crystal. Je recommande ce produit
Ben Thatcher –
I was really surprised with the mounting method of AMD, though on some other AIOs you are supposed to replace the mounting bracket, with this one you use the one supplied with your motherboard, this took me about 2 hours to figure out, because the instructions in the manual itself are terrible, had to watch a video of someone else do it, though that was little help too because there wasn’t any narration and they went pretty fast, once I finally figured out how to mount it I was pretty shocked because it seems like a very poor way to do so, did not feel good mounting it like that, but after using my pc for a while I guess I cannot complain, initially had massive issues with the mount but once tightened it all works very well, my 7800x3d never goes above 76c in gaming and 80 in stress tests or other, fans are quiet and pump is alright in terms of noise, but I am leaving it running at 100% for flow purposes so there will always be a bit of noise, I can leave it on all night and only remember I left it on when I get to my pc because of the lighting coming from it, another thing that is slightly annoying is that I can’t seem to find a way to plug in the supplied fan controllers to the motherboard to directly pass through lighting control, perhaps user error or otherwise, but my motherboard has 4 pins and they supply 3 pins, absolutely nothing that I could find in the manual to help and online there is next to nothing for this aio since it isn’t that popular, so for now I just have to use the default lighting which is fine, but definitely disappointing
Ivo Vainonen –
Looks good and the pump is quiet if you tone the speed down, my asus mobo puts it on 5700rps which is ridiculos. Up to 3000rpm it is nice and quiet. Temps are not better than my Noctua DH15 so thats a little letdown considering it is a 360 cooler. I do appreciate the extra space i get inside my case now but then again there is no clear airflow in the to anymore.
But..the radiator vents are very loud. I swapped them all for no RGB Noctua fans as did i with the Antec DF800 case front fans which are even worse. RGB is nice for sure but i prefer the nice and quiet atmosphere.