
Xander WaterWheel 360 ARGB LCD (Black)
XANDER

Description
• 360mm Radiator • 300W TDP Support • FCLGA1700, LGA1200, AM4, AM5 Socket Compatibility • 800 – 1800 RPM Fan Speed • 72 CFM Max Airflow • Integrated LCD Monitoring Screen
FULL DESCRIPTION
When the desert heat pushes your room temperature toward the triple digits, the Xander WaterWheel 360 ensures your high-end CPU doesn’t throttle when you’re closing out a intense FUT Champions match or dropping into a high-stakes Warzone lobby.
Pushing your silicon to its absolute limit, the 360mm radiator and high-static pressure fans act as a thermal shield, keeping your clock speeds locked high during demanding late-night streaming sessions. Whether you are rendering 4K edits for your YouTube channel or grinding rank in Valorant for hours on end, the integrated real-time LCD screen provides an immediate, visual heartbeat of your system’s health, letting you monitor your core temperatures at a glance without ever alt-tabbing away from the action.
The 300W TDP headroom is the difference between a system that glides through heavy computational loads and one that stutters under pressure, effectively silencing the thermal bottlenecks that plague performance during the scorching GCC summer. This isn't just about keeping hardware cool; it’s about maintaining the consistent, buttery-smooth frame pacing required to hit every flick shot and reactive play when the server lag is the only thing left to blame.
Built for the harsh climate of the Gulf, each unit undergoes rigorous thermal stress testing to ensure reliable operation in high-ambient environments and is backed by a dedicated UAE service support network to keep you in the game.
Installation is straightforward even in compact mid-tower chassis, and thanks to the 33 dB(A) pump threshold, your rig stays whisper-quiet, ensuring that the only thing you hear during your clutch moments is the game audio, not a jet engine on your desk.
SPECIFICATIONS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
I live in a dusty area in Kuwait, will the radiator fins clog easily and is there a specific cleaning policy under warranty?
Is the LCD screen prone to burn-in given the high ambient temperatures in Saudi Arabia during summer?
If I install this myself and accidentally leak coolant, is the damage to my other PC parts covered?
The power supply in my older rig is a bit dusty/aged, will this pump handle minor voltage fluctuations common in my area?
Do I need to apply my own thermal paste or is it pre-applied for the GCC climate?
Does the remote control unit for the ARGB need a clear line of sight, and is it compatible with standard GCC wall voltages?
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