Cooler Master
MasterLiquid ML360 SUB-ZERO
Experience unparalleled cooling with the Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML360 SUB-ZERO. This AIO liquid cooler integrates Intel Cryo Cooling Technology, utilizing a revolutionary Thermoelectric Cooling (TEC) unit for sub-ambient temperatures. Designed for extreme overclocking, it efficiently dissipates up to 250 Watts TDP with its high-performance 2nd generation pump and a 360mm radiator. Enhanced by new Mobius 120 ARGB fans for optimal acoustics and cooling, and managed through integrated software, it unlocks the true potential of your Intel CPU, offering superior performance and efficiency.
$179.95
Owner Satisfaction
3.5
/ 5
Category Rank
3552
/ 3605
#3552 in Computer System Cooling Parts
Price vs Category Average
+19%
Above average
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
250
/ Watts
Who it's for
- Sub-Ambient Cooling Performance
- Intel Cryo Cooling Technology
- High Heat Load Capacity
Who should skip it
- Extremely High Power Draw
- Limited CPU Compatibility
- High Noise Levels
Key Specs
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
250 Watts
Radiator Size
360mm
Fan Speed
Up to 2700 RPM
CPU Socket Compatibility
Intel LGA 1700, LGA 1200; AMD AM5, AM4
Radiator Dimensions
394 x 119.6 x 27.2 mm
Material (Cold Plate)
Copper
Pump Noise Level
35 dBA
Weight
7.17 pounds
Features
- Achieves sub-ambient cooling for extreme performance.
- Leverages Intel Cryo Cooling Technology.
- Redesigned TEC unit for accelerated cooling.
- Optimized acoustics with Mobius 120 ARGB fans.
- Customizable cooling control via integrated software.
- Enables higher processor frequencies.
- Effortless multi-core overclocking.
- Superior heat dissipation up to 250W TDP.
What customers say
Enthusiasts highly value this cooler for its revolutionary Intel Cryo-Cooling Technology, which achieves impressive subambient CPU temperatures, unlocking significant performance gains for extreme overclocking on compatible Intel processors. This specialized capability is seen as truly impressive for those seeking maximum clock speeds. However, this cutting edge comes with major limitations. The high price point restricts accessibility, and compatibility is strictly limited to specific Intel CPUs. Users also note the added complexity and potential anxiety associated with managing condensation risks and higher power consumption. Ultimately, this is recognized as a powerful, specialized tool requiring advanced knowledge, not a mainstream cooling solution.
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