Gigabyte Eagle 360 and Eagle 360 Ice: 360mm AIO coolers with a 3,200 RPM pump, three 120mm ARGB fans and pre-installed cabling, in black and white.
The Eagle 360 comes in black and the Eagle 360 Ice in white, and both run the same internals: a 3,200 RPM pump and three 120mm ARGB PWM fans on an aluminium radiator. The company announced the pair on September 15, 2026, with sales planned through its authorised retail network. The fan speed range runs from 600 to 2,000 RPM, rated at a maximum 82.31 CFM of airflow and 2.52 mmH2O of static pressure, with noise peaking at 37.6 dBA. The radiator measures 397 x 120 x 27 mm and carries 12 independent cooling channels. The 400 mm tubing is Teflon under braided nylon sleeving. The pump housing, 66 x 66 x 63 mm, uses a magnetic Eagle accent cover that pops off and rotates, so the logo can be squared up whichever way the block ends up facing. A single universal bracket handles Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 115X and 1200 alongside AMD AM5 and AM4, which removes the usual hunt for the right set of standoffs. Gigabyte is positioning the Eagle 360 series to sit alongside its Eagle motherboards and graphics cards for colour-matched builds.
Gigabyte has launched two 360mm all-in-one liquid coolers in its Eagle hardware line. India pricing and an on-shelf date have not been confirmed. Inside the block sits a copper cold plate with micro-fins, fed by a dual-chamber pump that separates coolant circulation from heat pickup. Most of the pitch here is about assembly rather than raw thermals. The fans arrive pre-mounted on the radiator, and Gigabyte has folded what would normally be nine separate connections down to three, which is the sort of change builders notice more than a degree or two on a stress test. Lighting on the pump and fans syncs with compatible components. Get the latest technology news and updates. Download the TOI App.