GIGABYTE EAGLE 360 Series adds builder-friendly cooling
GIGABYTE is expanding its EAGLE ecosystem with the GIGABYTE EAGLE 360 series, introducing the EAGLE 360 and EAGLE 360 ICE AIO liquid coolers. Built to pair with EAGLE motherboards and graphics cards, the new 360mm coolers focus on a mix of thermal performance, simpler installation and clean aesthetics.
The move also reflects how PC cooling is becoming part of the overall building experience. Rather than focusing only on heat management, GIGABYTE has designed the series around installation, cable management, compatibility and visual customisation.
Cooling Built for Demanding Workloads
At the centre of the EAGLE 360 series is a 3,200 RPM pump designed to move heat during demanding gaming and heavy workloads. Three high-airflow PWM fans work alongside it to provide thermal performance while managing acoustics.
The coolers are designed to provide thermal headroom for current Intel and AMD processors, giving PC builders a solution aimed at both gaming and creation workloads.
GIGABYTE Focuses on Easier Installation
One of the more practical elements is the focus on reducing installation friction. The fans come pre-installed on the radiator, while simplified cabling is intended to reduce build time and keep the internal layout cleaner.
The pump also features a magnetic EAGLE Accent Cover that can be removed and rotated, allowing builders to align the logo based on the orientation of the system.
A single mounting bracket supports both major processor platforms, providing compatibility with the latest Intel and AMD sockets without requiring separate mounting hardware.
EAGLE 360 ICE Adds a White-Build Option
The EAGLE 360 series also targets builders who care about how their systems look. Subtle RGB lighting across the pump and fans can be customised and synchronised with compatible components.
The GIGABYTE EAGLE 360 ICE adds a white finish for users building around a white-themed setup, while the standard EAGLE 360 is available in black.
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