Raijintek Calore Elite CA360 Radiator

[VSG]

Raijintek wants to throw a bone to those who can't keep up with increasing PC DIY watercooling component costs, and the Calore Elite CA360 triple 120 mm radiator exemplifies this mindset by offering good value for money. It also comes with rubber gaskets—paired with this thin radiator, these can put it within reach of thicker radiators, too.

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[Icon Charlie]

Thank you for doing an evaluation on water radiators in general. Though I do not agree with them, it is still part of the computer technology segment that people should be aware of if they think of going this method of cooling.

And with knowledge you can be informed when you make your purchases. So with that once again the old man says... Thank you.

 

[Mussels]

.... I want some of those gaskets

 

[VSG]

.... I want some of those gaskets

XSPC used to sell them separately, not sure if that's still the case. But there are other generic 3-5 mm thick silicone gaskets.

 

[panjang]

looks like magicool rad to me, maybe raijintek choose them as their OEM

 

[Airisom]

Could you test how many Calories this radiator consumes?

 

[newblar]

@VSG Do you have any plans to review new pump tops? Looking at doing a new build and a few of the pump tops you mention in pump reviews have been discontinued.

 

[VSG]

@VSG Do you have any plans to review new pump tops? Looking at doing a new build and a few of the pump tops you mention in pump reviews have been discontinued.

I've done some as part of reservoir/pump combo units, but just pump tops alone aren't really worth the effort in terms of user interest these days sadly. Companies also tend to just re-use the same volute design, so the older graphs are still mostly representative.

 

[Mussels]

XSPC used to sell them separately, not sure if that's still the case. But there are other generic 3-5 mm thick silicone gaskets.

cheers

It's impressive that simple gaskets can kick the performance up over a few competitors