This EVGA 360mm liquid cooler is the cheapest one we've seen at $100 after rebate

Get an EVGA 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler for $100 after rebate
This is a cheap as it gets for a 360mm AIO liquid cooler, and you get a free t-shirt to boot. (Image credit: EVGA)

If you have room to shove a giant all-in-one liquid cooler into your system, check out EVGA's 360mm model (400-Hy-CL63-V1), which is marked down to $129.99, which is $30 below its list price. There's also a $30 mail-in-rebate available to effectively double your savings, bringing the cost down to $99.99.

Factoring in the rebate, you're saving $60 with this deal. That makes this is the least expensive 360mm AIO cooler around. It's the same size as Cooler Master's MasterLiquid ML360R, which we consider one of the best CPU coolers, but priced significantly less after rebate (the ML360R is on sale for $141.99).

EVGA CLC 360MM All-In-One Liquid Cooler | RGB | Free T-Shirt | $99.99 after rebate (save $60)

<a href="https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=400-HY-CL36-V1" data-link-merchant="evga.com"">EVGA CLC 360MM All-In-One Liquid Cooler | RGB | Free T-Shirt | $99.99 after rebate (save $60)
This is a big cooler to keep your CPU nice and chilly (or at least safe from high temps). It also comes with a free t-shirt and is backed by a 5-year warranty. Just remember to send in your <a href="http://www.evga.com/products/wwwrebates/RebateFormPromo91259_CLC.pdf" data-link-merchant="evga.com"" data-link-merchant="evga.com"">$30 mail-in-rebate form (PDF) for the full discount.

EVGA's cooler comes with three 120mm fans. It supports most of the major Intel and AMD sockets, including AM4 (AMD) and LGA 1151 (Intel). The only question mark is whether it's compatible with Intel's new LGA 1200 socket for Comet Lake. It should work since Intel didn't change the dimensions. But as of this writing, Intel has not updated its product page to reflect this (Z490 motherboards are not yet available to purchase).

The pump assembly bears EVGA's branding with RGB lights. It's fully configurable, or you can turn off the lighting if you'd prefer. According to EVGA, the max noise level is rated at 20 decibels—quieter than a whisper, according to Yale's decibel level chart (PDF). The fans will add some volume as well, though EVGA says they are "built for superior cooling and lower noise." EVGA touts these as traits of the curved housing and specially designed blades.

You can get this same deal at Newegg, though if buying directly from EVGA, the company tosses in a t-shirt (XL only) promoting its Nu audio line.

Paul Lilly

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