Thermaltake is updating its TH-S series with a new ARGB Sync line that brings real-time monitoring directly to the cooler's water block. This change matters because users can now check CPU temperature and usage without opening a separate software overlay or checking the motherboard dashboard. The new models arrive in Japan on July 10, 2026, offering a straightforward way to track system health at a glance.
New AIO coolers feature detachable segment screens for CPU metrics
The lineup includes two radiator sizes: the 240mm TH240-S V3 ARGB Sync and the 360mm TH360-S V3 ARGB Sync. Both models feature a detachable cover and a single-frame fan design that simplifies cable management inside the case. The water block houses a segment display that shows CPU temperature, usage, clock speed, and power consumption in real time.
Specifications
- Model: TH240-S V3 ARGB Sync / TH360-S V3 ARGB Sync
- Display: Segment display showing CPU temp, usage, clock, power
- Fan Speed: 500-2,500 rpm
- Pump Speed: 800-2,500 rpm
- Max Static Pressure: 3.86 mmH2O
Thermaltake rates the fans to spin between 500 and 2,500 rpm, while the pump operates within the same 800 to 2,500 rpm range. Each fan generates a maximum static pressure of 3.86 mmH2O and moves up to 85.29 CFM of air. The maximum noise level sits at 37.8 dBA per fan, which keeps the system relatively quiet under load.
The coolers support a wide range of Intel sockets, including LGA 1700, LGA 1851, LGA 2066, LGA 2011-3, LGA 2011, LGA 1366, LGA 1200, and the 115x series. AMD users can install them on AM5 and AM4 motherboards. We looked at the Thermaltake ST360 Ultra ARGB Sync earlier while tracking Thermaltake launches to see how this new segment display compares to larger screen implementations.
The 240mm model costs 15,980 JPY (around $98.56) and the 360mm model costs 16,980 JPY (around $105). Both prices include tax and are available exclusively in Japan. Buyers who want real-time hardware metrics without software overhead can pick up the TH-S V3 ARGB Sync when it ships next week.




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