By: Qian Chen
August 28, 2026
I remember learning something about how things tend to naturally reach a low-energy state in a closed system during one of my science classes in high school. Following the summer camp arc found in the introductions of the TRYX TURRIS 620 and TURRIS 620 reviews, I believe I have observed this theory in action through my teammates and me. For the first half of the summer camp, we were overwhelmed by the disruptive behaviors of the campers as well as the consequences caused by the oversights in the curricula we were given. As we progressed into the second half of the camp, we started to implement changes that significantly reduced the load on us. We found every opportunity to push the students to be independent and encouraged them to work among themselves. While this sounds great at first, in practice, it meant telling the students to ask five other campers for help before asking an instructor. It also meant being less involved and scrolling through our phones while the campers were working on their tasks. We are still sometimes overwhelmed by highly disruptive campers, but we are starting to reach a state where we exert the least amount of energy. With the extra bit of energy, I can now examine the product for today's review, the SilverStone IceMyst 360 PRO AIO cooler. Along with the cooler, SilverStone has also included the IMF70 ARGB upgrade kit, which can be used to cool the motherboard components. How will this kit and the cooler perform? Read on to find out!
Our review unit of the SilverStone IceMyst 360 PRO traveled all the way from Chino, California, United States, to our location in Calgary, Alberta, Canada through FedEx Ground shipping. Traveling alongside the SilverStone IceMyst 360 PRO, we also received the SilverStone HSW41 and SilverStone XED120S. The shipping box had a few dents, but the products inside were in perfect condition. SilverStone has also provided us with two of the IMF70-ARGB upgrade kits.
The SilverStone IceMyst 360 PRO packaging design is split into two sections. In the larger navy blue section, there is the SilverStone logo in the top left corner. On the bottom right, the product name is written with a short description right below it. An image of the cooler is printed near the center. There is also the sTR5 icon on the top right that highlights the coolers' support for AMD Threadripper CPUs. The bottom bronze colored section contains icons to show that the cooler supports the motherboard ARGB software utilized by ASRock, ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, and BIOSTAR motherboards. The other sides of the packaging display more information about the product.
Pulling from SilverStone's website, we have the following specifications:
SilverStone IceMyst 360 PRO
Water block dimension: 73mm (W) x 65mm (H) x 87mm (D) (2.87" (W) x 2.56" (H) x 3.43" (D))
Water block material: Copper base with plastic body
Radiator dimension: 120mm (W) x 28mm (H) x 396mm (D) (4.72" (W) x 1.1" (H) x 15.59" (D))
Radiator material: Aluminum
Fan dimension: 120mm (W) x 25mm (H) x 120mm (D) (4.72" (W) x 0.98" (H) x 4.72" (D))
Fan speed: 500 ~ 2200 RPM
Fan noise level: 11.3~35.5 dBA
Fan rated Voltage: 12V
Fan max airflow: 83.68 CFM
Fan max air pressure: 4.01 mm/H2O
Fan connector: 4 pin PWM & 4-1 pin ARGB (5V LED)
Pump motor speed: 3,000 ±10% RPM
Pump rated voltage: 12V
Pump rated current: 0.38A
Pump connectors: 2510 - 3 pin
Tube length: 460mm
Tube material: Rubber
SilverStone IMF70 ARGB
Speed: 500 ~ 2,800 RPM
Noise level: 28.2 dBA
Rated fan voltage: 12V
Rated LED voltage: 5V
Rated fan current: 0.1A
Rated LED current: 0.3A
Max airflow: 17.2 CFM
Max air pressure: 2.0mmH2O
Bearing: Hydraulic bearing
Dimension: 73mm (W) x 16mm (H) x 143mm (D) (2.87" (W) x 0.63" (H) x 5.63" (D))
Opening the SilverStone IceMyst 360 PRO packaging reveals an egg carton-like tray with all the components inside. The user manuals and warranty information were sitting at the top. Below it, the pump block and the tube can be found wrapped in a plastic bag, while the radiator was housed inside a cardboard box. The fans were individually packaged in plastic bags rather than coming attached to the radiator. Lastly, the installation accessories are all found in three one-time-use plastic bags.
Page Index
1. Introduction, Packaging, Specifications
2. Physical Look - Hardware
3. Installation and Test Results
4. Conclusion
