Montech HyperFlow Silent 360 Review: Good, but not quite “silent”

The latest AIO to land on our test bench is Montech’s new Hyperflow Silent 360. In contrast to the company’s previous HyperFlow 360 ARGB, this cooler has lower maximum noise levels and a sleek all-black design without ARGB lighting.

In some ways, the Hyperflow Silent is an improvement over Montech’s last generation AIO – especially when set to run silently. In other ways, it regresses over the last-generation design, particularly in worst-case scenarios. Testing this AIO was interesting, as the results provide a good example of how a cooler can perform better or worse depending on where a CPU’s hotspot is located, as you’ll see in detain in our testing below.

Will this AIO make our list of best coolers on the market? Let’s take a look at the specifications and features of the Hyperflow Silent 360 AIO, then we’ll go over thermal performance and noise levels.

Cooler specifications

Packing and included contents

The packaging for Montech’s Hyperflow Silent 360 is relatively standard, not much different from the average AIO. The product is secured with plastic wrappings and molded cardboard. The fans are preinstalled for convenience.