All-in-One Liquid CPU Cooler Sharkoon S60 ARGB — 360 mm Radiator, 3×120 mm PWM Fans, Black

Sharkoon S60 ARGB is an all-in-one liquid CPU cooler with a 360 mm radiator and three 120 mm PWM fans. The closed-loop design integrates a compact pump unit and pre-filled coolant for maintenance-free operation. The unit supports mainstream CPU sockets and delivers enhanced heat dissipation for high-load scenarios such as gaming, content creation and workstation workloads, while ARGB lighting provides customizable visual integration with compatible motherboards and controllers.

Advantages

The 360 mm radiator and three PWM 120 mm fans provide a larger cooling surface and adjustable airflow to maintain lower CPU temperatures under sustained loads. The closed-loop system simplifies installation compared to custom water-cooling while reducing the need for periodic maintenance. PWM fan control enables quieter operation by scaling fan speed to thermal demand, and ARGB illumination offers synchronized lighting effects when connected to supported control headers. The compact pump design minimizes interference with RAM and motherboard components.

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How to use

Mount the radiator inside a compatible PC chassis using the supplied screws and position the three 120 mm fans in the recommended push or pull orientation. Attach the pump block onto the CPU with the provided mounting bracket and thermal interface material, securing it according to the motherboard socket type. Connect the pump power and ARGB cables to the appropriate motherboard headers or controller, and plug the fans into PWM fan headers or a supplied splitter. Configure fan curves and ARGB lighting in the motherboard firmware or supplied software to match desired thermal and visual profiles.

Recommendations

Ensure the case supports a 360 mm radiator and provides adequate airflow. Use motherboard fan and RGB headers that support PWM and ARGB to achieve full functionality. Periodically check fan mounting and cable connections, and confirm firmware or software fan curves are set to respond to CPU temperature for optimal balance between cooling performance and acoustics.