Spotlight: Bykski 360mm GPU AIO Kits

Bykski's 360 mm GPU AIO kits turn a graphics card into a liquid-cooled card without building a loop. Each kit pairs a full-coverage water block, machined for one exact card, with a 360 mm radiator, three fans and an inline pump, in one sealed loop that arrives filled and ready to fit.
One kit for one card
Every GPU AIO uses the same radiator, pump and sealed loop. The only part that changes is the water block, which is made for a specific GPU brand and model. That is why each kit is listed for an exact card, and why the first step is checking yours in the Block Finder. If the list does not show your card, ask us before you order and we will tell you whether a kit fits it.
No loop to build
The kit arrives sealed, filled and bled. Remove the stock cooler, fit the block, mount the radiator, and plug in the fans and the pump. There is no filling, no bleeding, no leak test and no coolant to buy.
Why only 360 mm
A graphics card can run at full load for hours, and a 120 or 240 mm radiator cannot remove that much heat fast enough. The card overheats and throttles, and the AIO takes the blame. So every kit uses a 360 mm radiator, and we do not offer a kit with two cards sharing one radiator, because it cannot cool them both.
What is in the kit
- Water block. Full coverage of the front of the card: the GPU chip, the memory and the power stages, under one cold plate. The back of the card gets an aluminum backplate.
- Radiator. 360 mm, 396 x 120 x 38 mm, 12 channels. With the fans fitted it is 63 mm thick.
- Fans. Three 120 mm fans at up to 3,000 RPM, 101.65 CFM each.
- Pump. Inline with the tubing between the block and the radiator: 7,000 RPM, 450 L/h, 7 m head, 4-pin PWM. Nothing is mounted to the card and nothing vibrates against it, so it runs quieter than a pump built into a block.
- Install parts. Thermal paste, thermal pads for the memory and power stages, and a small screwdriver for the mounting screws.
Two lines
- Durable. All-metal blocks with black fans, for workstation, server and data-center cards that run at full load all day.
- Acrylic top. A clear top over the block and white RGB fans, for GeForce and Radeon cards in a desktop build.
Will it fit my case?
Your case needs a 360 mm radiator position with 63 mm of depth for the radiator and fans together. The tubing is flexible, so the pump and hoses can go wherever there is room, even behind the motherboard tray.
Fitting it
Pads go on the memory and power stages, then a thin layer of thermal paste edge to edge across the GPU chip. Set the block straight down, fit the spring screws from the back, put the backplate on, then tighten the backplate screws a little at a time. Most kits are sold on pre-order, so check the dispatch date on the product page; you can cancel a pre-order any time before it ships.
Warranty and help
Every kit carries a 1-year warranty covering defects, handled by us in Boise, Idaho. Questions about a specific card or case? Use Ask about compatibility on any product page, or contact us.
Compatibility goes by your exact card
Each block is made for one exact card. Two cards with the same name on different circuit boards do not share a block, so check your exact card in the Block Finder, or ask us before you order.
