Endorfy Navis F360 AIO

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Endorfy's Navis F360 all-in-one liquid cooler delivers an impressive blend of performance and visual appeal, all at a budget-friendly price point. Moreover, it boasts a lower noise output compared to many competitors, ensuring a pleasant user experience. Thus any minor performance trade-offs are effectively offset by its exceptional end-user experience.

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[JasBC]

The new name is still an eyesore but it is nice that they're producing some good shit.

 

[ThrashZone]

Hi,
Yeah naming is interesting isn't it hehe

 

[michalj82]

Their fans are pretty bad and break down quickly.

 

[#22]

As a Pole I cheer Endorfy on like it's some national team of cooling and I like recently seeing their products reviewed around the world. I always had a problem with them sending samples to mostly or even only local reviewers. Not that I don't trust them, but reviews from bigger, more reputable players around the world are more convincing for obvious reasons.

 

[Lewzke]

No RGB should be in the thumbs up list. I hope this trend will die at some point.

 

[JasBC]

As a Pole I cheer Endorfy on like it's some national team of cooling and I like recently seeing their products reviewed around the world. I always had a problem with them sending samples to mostly or even only local reviewers. Not that I don't trust them, but reviews from bigger, more reputable players around the world are more convincing for obvious reasons.

GoodRAM is another Polish flagship brand that's not covered enough by English-speaking media, I'd actually even say it's a European flagship brand as it is the only manufacturer of RAM left in Europe, which is awesome. As half a Pole I can play both sides of the Baltic to always come out on top: Go Endorfy! Go GoodRAM! Go Fractal Design!

 

[Ruru]

Gotta say that I love your new way of testing; how much wattage coolers can dissipate before a CPU throttles.

No RGB should be in the thumbs up list. I hope this trend will die at some point.

Reminds me of the mid-2000s, case-modding was a trend and if there was a window in your case, you probably had all sorts of lighting there (LED fans, cold cathodes etc.), then they went away and there was that clean era without any lighting. Trends come and go like always.