Installation

Due to the size of the Dashflow 360, I chose to install the radiator first to keep it in place and out of the way. Depending on the chassis, it may be easier to install the pump first.


Preparing the pump for installation is simple enough as far as all-in-one liquid coolers go. Attach the proper bracket for your system, be it Intel or AMD, with the four provided screws. Once done, prepare the backplate and position it on the motherboard.


Secure the backplate to the board with the screw-on spacers, making sure to use the insulating washers to protect the motherboard. Now, with the backplate secure, apply some thermal paste before moving to the next step.


Carefully position the pump block on the board and use the included T nuts to secure it in place.


Finally, attach the fans and plug in the mess of wires and you are good to go.

ID-Cooling's Dashflow 360 is relatively easy to install and as such, I would rate it an 8 on a scale of 1 (hardest) to 10 (easiest) in terms of Installation. Overall, the install went relatively quickly and painlessly with only the mess of wires being troublesome in regards to making things look neat and tidy.