XSPC TX360 Ultra Thin Radiator, 120mm x 3, Triple Fan, Black

I had purchased two alphacool st 20mm rads because the first one leaked everywhere when I put liquid in it ,so I got a second one and it did the same thing, absolutely a garbage product. This 20mm rad by xspc is top notch and have had no issues. If you need a slim rad avoid alphacool like the plague and get this one. Just to clarify I have never had an issue with 30mm or thicker on alphacool but the new slim rads are garbage.

super cheap super slim super well made out of all the radiators I've never bought one that had 0 debree..I ran hot distilled water through this thing 4 times and nothing came out but clear water super clean very well made..I guess they really do leak test and clean before shipping great product I'd recommend.

The radiator is extremely thin and performs exactly like the thicker version. A GTX 1080ti and ryzen 2600 loop with 2 of these 360mm rads gives temps of 32°C idle and 45°C under load...in Texas heat with ambient temps of 27°C. If I had another rad it might even bring my rooms temperature down somehow.

when you need the extra thin type to make room for other components this is an excellent option. It's not going to be as efficient as a 30mm thick radiator but that's the only trade off. Build quality and packaging was as good as any other I have bought. scuffed with scotchbrite med (maroon) pad and sprayed with white paint, they looked perfect.

This radiator is amazing it's nice and thin works on top of my case using this to cool down my graphics card temperature works perfect

Then but dense fins stack. Works great

System temps linger around 70c after a session of GTAV at 4K-max settings. Thats with the R7 1700 and 3.9Ghz & 1.375v. And Vega 64 at stock speeds but with memory OC'd to 1100Mhz.

Radiator developed a leak within 45 days. Of course, just outside return window... Boo. Leaking somewhere in the fin/heat pipe area, was very difficult to locate.