A 360 mm radiator, three RGB fans, a pump block with an infinity mirror effect, for around €100: Cowcotland fitted our all-in-one watercooler to a Ryzen 7 5800X and measured it against some twenty coolers. Gold Award.
Light, right down to the pump
The Infinite 360 does not hide, and that is deliberate.
Its copper-based pump block features infinity mirror lighting and the M.RED logo; it rotates freely to sit straight whatever the mounting orientation. The three 120 mm fans, with fluid dynamic bearings, light up on both faces and daisy-chain together.
The aluminium radiator measures 397 × 120 × 27 mm, the tubes are nylon-sleeved, and the kit covers Intel 115x, 1200, 1700 and 20xx sockets as well as AMD AM and FM. Two-year warranty.
- Cowcotland Gold award
- Gold
- at 3.8 GHz at 1.30 V
- 36.3 °C
- at 4.6 GHz at 1.40 V
- 52.3 °C
- dB(A) at 12 cm from the radiator, at full speed
- 53.5 dB
- price recorded by Cowcotland
- ≈ 100 €
Against the other 360 mm units in the comparison
Cowcotland measures every cooler on the same platform. At 4.6 GHz, here is where the Infinite 360 ranks among AIOs of the same size:
Lian Li Galahad II LCD SL-INF 360 : 49.9 °C — 56.7 dB(A)
be quiet! Pure Loop 2 360 : 51.5 °C — 54.2 dB(A)
M.RED Infinite 360 : 52.3 °C — 53.5 dB(A)
NZXT Kraken Elite 360 : 52.6 °C — 58.8 dB(A)
Cooler Master ML360 Illusion : 54.6 °C — 51.4 dB(A)
Cowcotland does not call it dominant — its fans push less air than the best, and a few 240 mm units do better. But it holds its own against models from major brands, while staying quieter than three of them. Its pump is silent, and the wide adjustment range of its fans makes for a discreet machine at idle.
The finish
A clean radiator, a pleasant nylon sleeving, RGB lighting rated as very successful.
Performance that holds up
Enough for plenty of machines, short of extreme overclocking.
Quick installation
On AMD, the kit reuses the motherboard's original retention bracket.
The price
A complete, very bright 360 mm cooler for around €100.
What Cowcotland says
At around €100, it’s impossible not to recommend the MRED Infinite 360.
Sébastien VandeborreCowcotland, 21 November 2023 Mission accomplished for MRED, which should catch the eye of RGB fans!
Sébastien VandeborreCowcotland, 21 November 2023
Our 360 mm liquid coolers
The Infinite 360 has left the catalogue. Here are the 360 mm all-in-ones we offer today.
Serenity 360
AIO 360mm ONYX
Source
MRED Infinite 360, an affordable AIO loaded with RGB — Cowcotland, 21 November 2023
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