Watercool Heatkiller RAD 360

I was not sure what to expect when I first heard that Watercool is making new radiators, having tested their massive MORA3 PRO 420 before elsewhere. All the company's radiators to date utilized a different geometry for the core and fins compared to others, yet there was something about those "old-school" radiators that appealed to me and many others. Turns out, at least for yours truly, most of said appeal had to do with the design and build quality Heatkiller products have in spades. The company is expanding in 2021, but still nowhere near the scale of the EKWBs and Bitspowers of this market. What that means is that their product releases are few and far between, with this and the Heatkiller 360-L the first Watercool reviews on TechPowerUp.

I was not sure what to expect when I first heard that Watercool is making new radiators, having tested their massive MORA3 PRO 420 before elsewhere. All the company's radiators to date utilized a different geometry for the core and fins compared to others today, yet there was something about those "old-school" radiators that appealed to me and many others. Turns out, at least for yours truly, most of said appeal had to do with the design and build quality Heatkiller products have in spades. The company is expanding in 2021, but still nowhere near the scale of the EKWBs and Bitspowers of this market. What that means is that Watercool product releases are few and far in between, with this and the Heatkiller 360-S the first Watercool reviews on TechPowerUp.