Thermaltake CLM360, 40mm Thick 360mm Long, High-Density Fins, Dual-Row, Copper Tubes Copper Radiator CL-W237-CU00BL-A

The Thermaltake Pacific CLM360 (CL-W237-CU00BL-A) is a 40 mm-thick copper radiator for DIY liquid-cooling loops, suited to PC builders seeking a 360 mm radiator with dual-row copper tubes and high-density fins.

Recommended For

• Custom-loop PC builders adding a 360mm radiator for liquid cooling, with room for a 40mm-thick radiator and three 120mm fans.
• Builders choosing radiator fans for a custom loop who can use 120mm high-static-pressure fans; Thermaltake specifies this fan type for the CLM360.
• PC modders planning a configurable liquid-cooling loop who want a copper radiator with G1/4-inch ports for loop fittings and future component changes.

Real-World Use Scenarios

• In a custom water-cooling build, use the CLM360 to remove heat from the loop while cooling a CPU, GPU, or both; actual temperatures depend on the full loop, airflow, and component heat output.
• When expanding a CPU-and-GPU loop, add the CLM360 as another radiator if the case has room; more radiator area can give builders more flexibility to manage fan speeds, but results depend on the complete setup.
• Before buying for a case build, check clearance for the 40 mm radiator plus fans, fittings, and nearby components; builders report that thick radiators can crowd motherboard headers and other mounting positions.
• When assembling a loop, pair the radiator with 120 mm high-static-pressure fans; Thermaltake says its dense-fin design is intended for these fans, with performance improving as fan speed increases.
• For a first custom-loop build, flush and rinse the radiator before connecting it to the rest of the loop; Thermaltake recommends this step to help keep the loop clean.