Sapphire Nitro+ AIO CPU Cooler

Sapphire kennt man in erster Linie als Grafikkartenanbieter. Dich mit der neuen Nitro+AiO-Kühlungsserie gibt es nun auch Sapphire-Komplettwasserkühlungen, die für die Prozessorkühlung gedacht sind. Diese Produkte sind in Zusammenarbeit mit Asetek entstanden, sollen aber auch Sapphire-DNA in sich haben. So kommt ein Lüfterdesign zum Einsatz, das von den NITRO+-RX-6000-Grafikkarten bekannt ist.

Die erste AIO Wasserkühlung von Sapphire! Wir testen mit der Nitro+ S360-A die heute vorgestellte, allererste All in one Wasserkühlung von Sapphire. Ein hervorstechendes Merkmal ist der aRGB beleuchtete Pumpenkopf, der im Stil der Nitro+ Serie gefertigt ist. Sapphire nennt es das Organic Spider Pump Cap Design. Im Test werden wir sehen, wie gut die Kühlleistung auf einem AMD Ryzen 9 5900X System ist und zeigen ein Video der schicken aRGB Effekte auf unserem OCinside.de YouTube Channel!

The first AIO water cooling from Sapphire! We are testing the Nitro+ S360-A, the very first all in one water cooling from Sapphire introduced today. A standout feature is the aRGB illuminated pump head, which is made in the style of the Nitro+ series. Sapphire calls it the Organic Spider Pump Cap design. In the review, we’ll see how good the cooling performance is on an AMD Ryzen 9 5900X system and show a video of the fancy aRGB effects on our OCinside.de YouTube Channel!

The NITRO+ LCS series is a first for Sapphire. They perform well in a default baseline setup, but the cooler sits in a very saturated market. Pricing, however, is everything, and that's going to shoot Sapphire in the foot, as these units (as far as we're concerned) carry a too-steep price tag. Other than that, RGB lighting is something we like. AiO's cooling performance is excellent; the thing that may be improved is the noise level from the fans. Aggressive competition and pricing are the order of the day, putting these units in a difficult position. Other than that, the new NITRO+ is a well-designed and capable performer and a first for Sapphire. If you like the design, all you need is a bit of fan tweaking; in cooling performance, the product holds up well towards competing products.

Sapphire is well known for its AMD Radeon-based graphics cards that have remained a go-to choice for PC enthusiasts for years. However, less well known is that they have expanded into numerous other markets at various times, be it embedded system boards, motherboards, external GPU enclosures, and all-in-one liquid coolers. While graphics cards will remain their forte, their recent expansion into liquid coolers shows they are ready to tackle new challenges.

When it comes to fans, they aren’t typically something people get too excited about. High-end fans can be ultra quiet, have lots of power, and of course, some have RGB lighting.