GIGABYTE ICE 360 ARGB All-in-One Liquid CPU Cooler - White
The GIGABYTE GME ICE 360 ARGB All-in-One Liquid CPU Cooler in white ensures superior thermal manag...The GIGABYTE GME ICE 360 ARGB All-in-One Liquid CPU Cooler in white ensures superior thermal management for your high-performance PC. Featuring a powerful 360mm radiator, it effectively dissipates heat, enhancing CPU performance. Customized RGB lighting adds a stylish touch while maintaining quiet operation, making it perfect for gamers and creators. This cooler is compatible with Intel LGA 1851 and AMD AM5 platforms and includes 3x120mm ARGB fans for customizable lighting and airflow. It also features a daisy-chain design for simplified cable management.
This guide is for PC builders and enthusiasts looking to enhance their system's cooling with the GIGABYTE GME ICE 360 ARGB All-in-One Liquid CPU Cooler. It provides superior thermal management, keeping your CPU cool during intense gaming or demanding tasks, and features customizable RGB lighting for a stylish look. However, ensure your case has adequate space to accommodate the 360mm radiator.
All features
Colour
White
Model Part Number
GP-GIGABYTE GME 360I
Brand
Gigabyte
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the warranty period for the GIGABYTE GME ICE 360 ARGB cooler?
The warranty period is 3 years.
Does the cooler come with thermal paste?
Yes, it typically includes pre-applied thermal paste on the water block or a separate tube.
What is the fan speed range?
The fan speed ranges from 500 RPM to 2200 RPM.
What kind of bearing type do the fans use?
The fans use ball bearings.
How do I control the ARGB lighting?
ARGB lighting can be controlled via the motherboard software or a separate ARGB controller.
What are the dimensions of the radiator?
The radiator dimensions are 40.3cm (W) x 12cm (H) x 3.5cm (D).
Is the cooler compatible with older CPU sockets?
No, it supports LGA 1200, LGA 1700, LGA 1851, AM4, and AM5 sockets.
How do I clean the radiator?
Use compressed air or a soft brush to remove dust from the radiator fins.
Troubleshooting
CPU Overheating
Check the thermal paste application, ensure the pump is running, and verify proper fan operation. Also, ensure sufficient airflow in the case.
Fans Not Spinning
Check the fan connections to the motherboard or fan controller. Ensure the fan controller is powered and configured correctly.
RGB Lighting Not Working
Verify the ARGB connections to the motherboard or controller. Check the software settings for the lighting control.
Pump Noise
Check for air bubbles in the pump. Ensure the pump is properly mounted and not vibrating against the case.
Poor Cooling Performance
Check fan speeds, ensure the radiator is not blocked, and verify proper contact between the water block and CPU.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent cooling performance for high-end CPUs.
Customizable ARGB lighting enhances aesthetics.
Quiet fan operation minimizes noise.
Easy installation with included mounting hardware.
Supports the latest Intel and AMD sockets.
Daisy-chain design for simplified cable management.
Cons
Requires a case with sufficient space for a 360mm radiator.
Installation can be more complex than air coolers.
ARGB control software may require additional setup.
Higher price point compared to some air coolers.
Potential for pump failure over time.
Fan noise at maximum speed can be noticeable.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation
Prepare the System: Turn off and unplug your computer. Open the case and remove any existing cooler.
Mount the Waterblock: Attach the waterblock to the CPU using the appropriate bracket for your motherboard (Intel or AMD). Follow the instructions in the manual.
Install the Radiator: Mount the radiator in your case, typically at the top or front, ensuring proper airflow.
Connect Fans & Pump: Connect the fan and pump cables to the motherboard and/or fan controller. The pump usually connects to a dedicated pump header or CPU fan header.
Connect ARGB: Connect the ARGB cables to the motherboard or a compatible ARGB controller for lighting control.
Power On: Close the case, plug in the power cord, and boot your PC.