Thermaltake Pacific DIY Liquid Cooling System C360 27mm Thick High-Density Fins Single-Row Copper Tubes Copper Radiator CL-W228-CU00BL-A

When i open the box my impressions were like, wow nice product! Everthing looked perfect there were no major flaws that i could see from the unit on the outside. Upon closer inspection though, i could see some fins where slightly damaged. I immediatly inspected the shipping box but the box seems perfectly fine there is no damage corelating to box to where the radiator fins where damaged. From the outside it didnt look as bad. Then i shined a flashlight through and found a big mess. The fins on the inside where torn and shredded much more then was is visible on the outside. I used a small tool to rebend the fins. I found a spot there was solder inside blocking off part of the fins. My immediate thought was it looked like a pipe bursted on the inside and someone attempted to fix it. I feel really awefull and lost some sleep thinking about it. There is a spot where it clearly looked like it was factory paint on the tube where it was soldered. I had just filled it with water a day after i recieved this unit and it seems to be holding water. With no leaks at the point where it looked like it was soldered/bursted. Though this product is suppose to handle pressure. Im still in the process of flushing the radiator when i get more distilled water. Im a bit disspointed becuase i dont think i would be able to put this radiator in a computer case becuase of what looked like a manufacturing defect - Until further testing. Overall it looked like a quality product. The mounted hardware fitted nice. I can live with a few fins being damaged but now i have the part of where it was soldered in the back of my mind as to where it was soldered.

I’ve had this radiator for almost 3 years now. As the pictures show I had it in my original build and due to the GPU block picking out I transferred it all into a larger case. I’m also running two 40mm double finned radiators by ThermalTake. I’d highly recommend those as well. All in all my experience has been a great, no leakage, the install was easy, good value, especially when on sale. My thermals have been really good with temps maintaining <60 C on heavy CPU and GPU stress testing/ OC. If you are looking into getting a thick radiator or smaller, the ones here will definitely do the trick. Just make sure you aren’t mixing Aluminum and Copper components.

Perfect for my second pc desk build. They work well and handle the load perfectly. Fittings fit great and they feel really sturdy and secure when attached to the desk. They arent as thick as other radiators but for my application they didnt need to be thick. My desk has more space side to side than top to bottom so multiple think radiators works better than less thick ones.

I got a second one to match the original. They are thin but seem to dissipate heat well with the triple fans.

Build my own external cooling system for the GPU that has experienced excessive heat when playing COD. This pretty much took care of that keeping the temp under 55 Celsius. This 360mmx120mm has 3 ThermalTake fans sandwiched in between the radiators. I have also incorporated 2 sight glass between the two radiators for added visibility of coolant circulation and aesthetics. This cool design allows you the flexibility to disconnect the radiators if you need to move the PC around thanks to the quick disconnect! Awesome build that works effectively and efficiently.

I bought 4 units of these thinking of putting a radiator for every 2 cards, so I did it, in one of my computers where I have 2 x RTX 3090 & 2 x RTX 3080 and it works spectacularly. In another PC that I have with the same number of cards 2 x RTX 3090 & 2 x RTX 3080, just install one to see what happened, and it maintained temperatures of 56º C maximum in a zone of very high temperatures caused by other servers around it, temperature average 50º C at 100% mining use and everything works without fail to this day, highly recommended, today I installed the second one to lower temperatures and everything goes well at 40º and stable.

Love Thermaltake products with the best quality for the money, the Thermaltake Pacific DIY 64mm Thick Copper Radiator comes with everything that you will need to install your own rad to your liquid cooling loop, with this radiator installed during installation I did notice that I needed to preinstall and pre thread all the screws this took some force, I don't know if this is was just my experience to need to do this, as this will just take more time for installation, other than this the installation went well, the antimicrobial plug or drain port I did notice does not line up setting face down, with the writing on the rad and is then face up overall this is a matter of preference and doesn't affect the system I just wanted the writing to face up and the port to face down, the 64mm rad fits well inside the case with a push pull configuration, and cooling is significantly well done with less noise, overall best quality for the money, (don't know why people think it's ok but plastic plugs are not meant to be part of installation they are part of the packaging, and don't seal so don't use them, the system won't leak if your careful)

The length of the rad itself is 285.4mm according to the specs on the box. For me, that was a few millimeters too long to properly mount in my case (SFF/MFF). The cavity on the end extends farther than other brands. Had to send it back because of this. That said, it felt very high quality and did not seem to exhibit the paint chipping issues that I've seen other reviews complain about, so four stars for that.