The radiator joins the CPU block, where the pump is located, through two 460 mm long pipes, enough to be able to mount it, without problem, both in small towers and in much larger models. The CPU block is relatively small, because it has dimensions, taking into account anchors 90 mm wide and 95 mm long, and a height of only 51 mm. The base of the pump is copper, which guarantees excellent thermal conductivity.
The pump has a SATA power connector and is checked via PWM directly from the motherboard. This is designed to operate from 1,600 rpm to 2,600 rpm. In this case, we also do not have official data on the volume of the pump.
As for compatibility, we can mount it in systems:
- AMD: AM4 / AM5
- Intel: LGA1851 / LGA2011 / LGA2011-3 / LGA2066 / LGA115X / LGA1200 / LGA 1700
Unpacking and external analysis
The endorfy Navis F360 argb is available in a fairly simple cardboard box with a naked eye, but with details that attract attention to its own design. At the front, we can see a photo of the kit in question, with some of its main characteristics, such as RGB lighting or the product label designed in Poland.
At the rear, we mainly find the technical specifications of the cooling system, nothing more.
We open the box, and we find the entire cooling system properly integrated inside a foam block to guarantee its safe transport and does not undergo damage because it leaves the factory until we receive it at home.
The first thing we find is an assembly manual, something very useful because it will help us mount the AIO without having to consult the manual on the mobile.
And also a bag with accessories, screws and thermal paste (Pactum PT-3) necessary for the assembly of liquid cooling.
And finally, we reach the whole liquid cooling block. Endorfy has decided to send this completely mounted model to save us the task of placing the three fans with their 12 respective screws.
There is not much to talk about the design, because it is very conventional. On the one hand, we have the radiator, with its 3 fans, and each of them transports its own wiring, although they are connected to each other for better cable organization.
The fans cables are hidden between the ventilator screws, and we will have to use the extension included in the bag that we have seen before to connect the lighting to the motherboard, while the ARGB cables, also connected to each other, are delivered with a longer cable already prepared to go directly to the connector.
The radiator is complete black and is made with very thin leaves to improve the air flow through it. It does not stand out from anything especially, although the truth is that we do not seek anything concrete in this type of accessory.
As for the overall dimensions of this radiator, we see that endorfy has been sincere in its specifications and meets the millimeter, with the specified.
The three fans that include this AIO system are mounted as standard so that the air passes directly through the fan. Therefore, the ideal is to climb it up, or at the front, so that it can expel the air generated inside. If we have a particular need to mount it in another way, we can disassemble the fans and place them according to our needs without problems.
These fans can be withdrawn with the four screws that form it, and as endorfy fans are the Fluctus 120 PWM ARGB, fairly simple fans controlled by PWM and with ARGB Light.
The tubes that go to the pump leave the radiator.
These tubes are braided and have a thickness of 120 mm, which guarantees considerable resistance and sustainability.
Finally, we arrive at the pump.
This has a fairly low profile and a touch of color in the upper part which will illuminate both the endorfy logo and its environment.
The base is in copper, quite polished in addition, to offer the best thermal conductivity with the CPU itself.
In the pump wiring, is independent of fans and has a fan to control the diet, a SATA for food and an argument for lighting.
Endorfy Navis F360 Argb Assembly
The first thing we do in the assembly of this AIO liquid cooling is to set up the radiator. In our case, we used the ARX 700 ARGB tower of the same manufacturer, designed for 360 mm radiators. In our case, as this tower already includes fans on the front, we took advantage of the top of the tower to place the radiator.
We have nothing more to place it and press the 12 screws included in the accessory bag.
As we can see, the radiator between quite right (although without problem). Indeed, as we have said, although it is a 360 mm radiator, its total length is almost 40 cm. We must make sure that we have enough space in the tower when choosing this AIO.
Then we will install the CPU block. To do this, it is best to use the assembly manual included. In our case, for example, we used an AM5 socket, so we did not need a rear plate. We placed the screws in the holes of the AMD socket itself, we placed the block in the corresponding holes and tight the screws. And ready.
And ready. We already have ours Endorfy Navis F360 Argb mounted. We just have to connect all the wiring (food and fan and argue) and leave ready. An important detail is that the cable provided with liquid cooling allows us to connect the lighting argb to the port of reset of the torre. This will allow us to modify the behavior of this button so that by clicking on it, instead of restarting the PC, the lighting color is modified. A very ingenious solution.
Performance tests
To test the performance of this liquid cooling, we used the AMD Ryzen 9900X processor, a very demanding processor, with a 120 W TDP, which will allow us to see if this AIO is really up to what it promises. As always, the first thing we did was to turn on the computer and leave it in full performance for a few hours so that the CPU heat paste is relaxing well, and that the RL liquid also moves well so that there are no bubbles in the tubes or in the pump.
Then we left a few more hours at rest. And, yes, we start the tests. To test it, we decided to use the AIDA64 stress tool. From an ambient temperature of 20 degrees, simply start to see how, at rest, the CPU was between 45 and 48 degrees.
We start the constraint test and leave it for a long time to see the evolution of the temperature. When the fans are checked and the pump, by PWM, we used a “standard” profile to regulate the speed itself depending on the temperature.
As we can see, although at the start the CPU temperature draws when we put the processor 100%, very quickly the The F360 Argb ship control. And, after stabilizing in the 69-71 degrees, we can see how this AIO is able to control the temperature of this processor.
Conclusion, is it worth it?
Again, SleaMfy turned out to be this European brand in which you can trust when choosing accessories that will be part of your PC. Its mouse and stars were very high quality products, and again accomplished which was expected with its AIO The F360 Argb ship.
If you already have the previous model, without argb, you must keep in mind that the only difference with it is that the fans and the pump have this touch of light, and that everything else is the same. But if you are looking for a new cooling solution for your PC and want something of very high quality without devastating in your pocket, it is certainly an ideal alternative.
Logically, it's not perfect and has improved things. For example, it is not the liquid cooling that most temperatures at low temperature in the highest processors (Intel Core i9 / Ryzen 9). And wiring, until you find it, is something confused. But these are minor details since we can find it on Amazon for around 90 dollars.
For all this, we decided to give the Endorfy Navis F360 Argb OUR Goldcasehighlighting, in particular, your value / price ratio.
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