Cooler Master MasterLiquid Atmos

This cooler uses a 360mm radiator, which requires a case with support for three 120mm fans mounted side-by-side. Before purchasing, check your case specifications to ensure it has enough clearance for a 360mm radiator, as not all mid-tower cases support this size.

Yes, the MasterLiquid 360 Atmos includes a versatile mounting kit that supports a wide range of modern sockets, including Intel LGA1700 and AMD AM5. It also maintains backward compatibility with older sockets like LGA1200 and AM4.

The cooler is designed for quiet operation, with a maximum noise level of 27.2 dBA. While fan noise will increase as the system ramps up to handle intense workloads, the fluid dynamic bearing fans are engineered to keep acoustic output manageable even at higher speeds.

The ARGB lighting is designed to be highly customizable, but you will typically need to connect it to an ARGB-compatible motherboard header or a dedicated controller to manage the effects. Most major motherboard lighting software suites will allow you to sync the cooler's lighting with the rest of your system.

The dual-chamber pump separates the incoming cool liquid from the heated liquid returning from the radiator. This design helps improve heat transfer efficiency and extends the overall lifespan of the pump by reducing stress on the internal components.

Yes, the fans support Pulse-width modulation (PWM), which allows your motherboard to automatically adjust the fan speed based on your CPU temperature. This ensures you get maximum cooling performance when gaming or rendering, and quieter operation during light tasks.