Overclockersclub checks out the new ML360 Mirror from Cooler Master!

Chris takes a look at the new ML360 Mirror from Cooler Master. This RGB All-in-One CPU cooler is an Amazon exclusive. See how it compares to the ML280 Mirror.

[@limitlesswave]

Very comprehensive review. You deserve far more views.

[@FrostyBud777]

Aweome Thermal video, Awesome review. Getting this put into my new cyberpowerpc. Thank you for this video.

[@randonkbay]

for anyone wondering it is compatible with AM4/AM5 with no brackets or adapters.

[@TheEmperor2029]

Hi! I have the same ML360 Mirror Liquid cooler, i would like to know which side to install 3x 120cm fans? holographic sticks must be seen and must be out or they must be installed opposite? i've seen different way that reviewers installing liquid coolers.

[@angelihere3824]

Hi! I have a question is it compatible with the motherboard Rog strix X570-e gaming and the Ryzen 9 5900?

[@vitiosus701]

I used the included RGB controller w/SATA power, but the LED is very dim, pressing the button on the small controller doesn't do anything. Anyone knows what's going on? Motherboard is x570 Aorus Elite

[@Garrzilla]

Using the software, is it possible to achieve static white?

[@hdirfelix]

Can use in i9 13900kf?

[@joseguilhermerc]

what a great review

[@TheD4VR0S]

I have a gigabyte motherboard Aorus elite x570 and it doesnt have that connector just standard 3pin argb and 4pin rgb ps: how the hell would you mount that in a case youve put the fans on the side opposite the coolant tubes so the screw holes to attach the rad to the case are used up by the fans

[@benjaminhope4690]

That's what I'm thinking case is outside mounted front fans

[@ganakas9586]

any case worth using a 360 mm rad , should be large enough to allow for a push /pull configuration ***6 fans ** in the setup. With regard to mounting there are plenty of options. Thread taps are stupidly cheap and you can get them for any and all types of screws , could also obviously just get some $1.50 mend plates or corner braces from walmart the small ones and use them for supporting the radiator. OR ignore every tech tube channel you see who say "don't bother going over kill on the case /powersupply. Take a wild guess which components take the most time to replace/upgrade ? The case and Power Supply , buy a big case ...Mine I did not have to modify (tho i have anyway as I like to place in bench mark sites for the top 10 while using an actual playable setup) But yea if you want to use a 360 rad , n especially if u intend to get into water cooling the GPU in the future , don't get a budget case ..don't buy cases for looks either get a large case so you can have large plans . N don't cheap out on the power supply either , I had an 850 watt 15 years ago in a build , I run a 1200 now n will upgrade it when forced or when the new power standard that leverages the motherboard itself more becomes required. far as my personal rig i'll likely never upgrade this case till again the technology changes so much as to make it useable somehow.

[@hellrzr45]

Hello I have a question, I bought a ML240 mirror, it is a great one but my pump is very loud as if it has bubbles in it. I moved both pump and Radiator around but the sound does not go away, please help, is my pump gone, I can still exchange my item let me know.

[@Raytracy174]

Make sure your radiator in/out hoses are above your pump, so any bubbles will be away from the pump.

[@funkytransport]

@@Raytracy174 yup. this

[@fiftiethfiend8999]

Looks like a good aio I'm just more concerned that I found it on Newegg for 28$ rn not sure how or why but it seems like a scam

[@mins2midnite]

Are all 3 fans suppose to spin at all times to cool, or do they only run as the temperature needs?

[@overclockersclub]

All three will spin but the control is typically through the motherboard (BIOS) for the dedicated CPU fan / pump headers. These headers will not usually go to zero rpms as you always want the pump and fans to run. Other system fan headers will sometimes have a option for zero rpm. And you might find control through the motherboard software but still, the CPU fan headers should not have a zero rpm option. Either way (software / BIOS) you should be able to adjust the temperature / fan speed curves.

[@BazekBlu]

The specs on the 360 are slightly different than the older non-mirror.

[@phinnaeusoconnor]

Really unclear what you are plugging things into on the Mobo mate!