ID-Cooling FX360 LCD Review 5

ID-Cooling FX360 LCD Review

A Closer Look »

Packaging


The packaging follows ID-Cooling's signature black and orange design, with the front showcasing the FX360 LCD in full color. The right side features minimal details, displaying FX360 LCD branding with a faded backdrop showing the display. All the specifications and supported sockets are on the back along with a mechanical drawing detailing the units dimensions.


The other panels are pretty simple, just showing the product name and company logo. All in all, the packaging is pretty standard—nothing too flashy or out of the ordinary.

Contents


ID-Cooling has chosen to use foam inside the box to safeguard the cooler and ensure everything stays in place during transit, which gets my approval. While a simple cardboard tray can do the job, foam packaging tends to provide better protection for coolers and components during shipping.


Intel and AMD socket support is solid, covering all the mainstream options. While the AMD and Intel HEDT platforms are not supported, it's not a significant issue at this price range. Everything necessary is included, though there are no additional extras outside the tubing clips.

Common parts supplied for mounting include:
  • 12x Radiator screws
  • 12x Fan screws
  • 4x Universal standoffs
  • 4x Thumb screws
  • 3x 120 mm ARGB fans
  • 3x Tubing clips
  • 2x Universal mounting brackets
  • 1x Tube of thermal paste
  • 1x Universal Intel Backplate
  • 1x Pre-filled liquid cooler
  • 1x Fan extension cable
  • 1x User's manual
  • 1x Socket backplate
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