upHere 360mm AIO Liquid CPU Cooler - HighCapacity 300W Cooling

In this review of the upHere 360mm AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, the bottom line is clear: builders who need strong thermal headroom and clean case presentation will appreciate this cooler. It is aimed at users running high-performance Intel or AMD processors and prioritizing quiet, powerful cooling with configurable lighting. The single-pump head with a magnetic cover, triple 120mm fans, and support for up to 300W TDP make it a practical choice for overclocking or sustained heavy loads while keeping cable clutter to a minimum.

Key Features

• Universal socket support: Compatibility with Intel LGA 1851/1700/115x/1200/2011/2066 and AMD AM5/AM4 ensures the cooler fits most modern desktop builds without hunting for additional brackets.
• 300W TDP cooling: The unit is designed to control heat from demanding CPUs, making it suitable for gaming rigs and creative workstations that generate sustained thermal loads.
• Magnetic pump cover: A removable, magnetic pump head cover lets owners personalize or access the pump for maintenance without complicated disassembly.
• Dynamic ARGB lighting: Fifteen ARGB LEDs in the pump plus ARGB fans let users sync vivid lighting effects through compatible motherboard software for a coordinated system look.
• Triple-fan airflow and pressure: Three 120mm PWM fans provide auto-adjusting speeds (600-1800 RPM) with up to 71 CFM and 2.67 mm/H2O static pressure for effective radiator performance.
• All-in-one cable management: Integrated cable routing reduces visible clutter, keeping the installation cleaner and easier to manage in a windowed case.

Who It's For

This cooler is best for PC builders who run high-core-count CPUs or who overclock and need reliable cooling headroom up to 300W TDP. Enthusiasts who value aesthetics will also appreciate the ARGB lighting and the magnetic pump cover for easy customization.

It is less suitable for extremely compact cases that cannot accommodate a 360mm radiator, or for users who prefer air coolers for simplicity. Buyers who lack ARGB-enabled motherboards should still get solid cooling performance, but will miss out on lighting sync features.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High thermal capacity handles demanding CPUs and extended loads.
• Clean installation with included mounting brackets for Intel and AMD sockets.
• Quiet operation with PWM fans that balance airflow and noise around 27 dB(A).
• Magnetic pump cover and ARGB options add customization and easy maintenance.

Cons

• 360mm radiator requires a roomy case and may not fit small or compact enclosures.
• To use full ARGB features a compatible motherboard or controller is required.

Specifications

Radiator size	360mm (triple 120mm)
Socket compatibility	Intel LGA 1851/1700/115x/1200/2011/2066; AMD AM5/AM4
Maximum cooling capacity	300W TDP
Pump speed	800-2500 RPM
Fan speed	600-1800 RPM (PWM)
Fan airflow / noise	71 CFM / 27 dB(A)
Lighting	5V ARGB pump and ARGB fans (15 LED beads in pump)

Our Verdict

The upHere 360mm AIO offers a strong blend of cooling power, low noise, and visual customization, making it a good value for gamers and content creators who need up to 300W of thermal headroom. It demands a case that fits a 360mm radiator, but for builders with space it delivers reliable temperatures, tidy cable management, and useful ARGB flair at an accessible price point.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit my Intel 1700 socket?
Yes. The cooler supports Intel LGA 1700 and includes the mounting hardware needed for that socket.

How loud are the fans under load?
The three 120mm fans operate between 600-1800 RPM, with typical noise around 27 dB(A) under moderate load, balancing noise and airflow.

Do I need special software for ARGB?
ARGB lighting can be synced with compatible 5V ARGB motherboard software or controllers; without that the cooler still functions normally but lighting control is limited.