Today’s review highlights the EKWB EK-MLC Phoenix 360mm CPU liquid cooler, using the CPU + radiator modules. Tested vs. Kraken X62, Corsair H150i Pro, and more.
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Article with some extra info: https://www.gamersnexus.net/hwreviews/3245-ek-mlc-phoenix-360-cpu-cooler-review-and-benchmark
EK-MLC Phoenix 360 module on Newegg: https://goo.gl/hTi8fj
EK-MLC Phoenix CPU module on Newegg: https://goo.gl/NfQR81
We’re reviewing the EK MLC-Phoenix 360 radiator and CPU cooler, leaving the GPU block out for this benchmark. That makes the EK-MLC Phoenix most comparable to the new Corsair H150i Pro 360mm radiator, which we’ve also benchmarked, and competitive with the NZXT Kraken X62 and EVGA 280 CLC. The EK-MLC Phoenix 360 is another liquid cooler tested in our quest of finding the best CPU coolers for Intel and Ryzen systems, but lands high in the pricing list — nearly $300. That’s because the EK-MLC Phoenix is a semi-open loop design. This cooler uses quick disconnect valves to allow easy loop expansion, including expansion to GPU cooling blocks.
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Editorial, Testing: Steve Burke
Video: Andrew Coleman
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