PCCooler CPS DS360-BK – New king of liquid coolers?

Cooling, CPU coolers, Extra tests | | Pavel Sekerka

Results – maximum speed

Although PCCooler operates mainly in the Asian market, the company is trying to establish itself in the rest of the world. So, today I bring you a review of the DS360-BK cooler, which falls into the upper mid-range segment of liquid AIO coolers. One of the interesting features of this cooler is, for example, a display that shows the current CPU temperature or very high quality fans that can rival the absolute best on the market in certain situations.

Results – maximum speed


Why is there a missing value next to a cooler in the chart? Because the cooler could no longer handle the load in the specified mode, or because the fan could not be slowed down to the required speed, this is typically the mode with the lowest noise level. Then there are still cases for which we didn’t test the cooler at 125W at all (and the graphs only show the results of the larger thermal load, 210W). This applies to “optional” cooler configurations with a modified fan setup that is different from the factory design (for example, fitting one fan instead of two, or when completely different fans are fitted to the heatsink of the cooler).


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