Push/pull makes little to no difference vs push vs pull... so <=> marketing their "care" to give you 6 fans also more fans doesn't necessarily translate in more cooling efficiency... 2 in front and one in the back is enough, with more than this comes little difference but more power requirements and noise... Price is good though.. Also at this price I wonder about fans quality - I had Corsair and NZXT AIO's and I always replaced the fans with Noctua ones - the best!!! - EK is known for their very good cooling solutions and also for their not so good fans... .

barbacot:

Push/pull makes little to no difference vs push vs pull... so <=> marketing their "care" to give you 6 fans also more fans doesn't necessarily translate in more cooling efficiency... 2 in front and one in the back is enough, with more than this comes little difference but more power requirements and noise... Price is good though.. Also at this price I wonder about fans quality - I had Corsair and NZXT AIO's and I always replaced the fans with Noctua ones - the best!!! - EK is known for their very good cooling solutions and also for their not so good fans... .

The fans on my h115i pro xt are pretty quiet on my new 5600x build, havn't tried Noctua before.. sort of tempting

They put in the top radiator fans the wrong way on the purple-led image. It's pushing air back into the case. https://www.ekwb.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/P-0365_EKint_EK-AIO-Elite-360-Amazon_art_8.jpg

TalentX:

They put in the top radiator fans the wrong way on the purple-led image. It's pushing air back into the case. https://www.ekwb.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/P-0365_EKint_EK-AIO-Elite-360-Amazon_art_8.jpg

I saw that image and immediately thought the back side of fans looks horrible with all the regulation garbage text and symbols all over it and couldn't they have put a nice clean front on that side if it had to be seen. Does make sense then if they are backward... but why?? Aren't these marketing images supplied by EK themselves?? How could they do it wrong?