Thermalright has released the Royal Pretor 130 Vision CPU cooler, adding a high-end option to the market for users who want visual customization without sacrificing cooling capacity. This release matters because it combines a large dual-tower heatsink with an integrated display, giving PC builders a way to showcase system status or custom graphics directly on the cooler. The white model starts at 349 CNY (around $51.41), which positions it as an accessible entry point for RGB and LCD-enabled cooling solutions.

Dual-tower air cooler ships with integrated 3.95-inch IPS display
The Royal Pretor 130 Vision is a tower-style air cooler designed for desktop processors. It features a dual-tower heatsink structure that houses six heat pipes to distribute thermal load efficiently. The unit includes two fans to push air through the fin stacks. One fan is a 130mm TL-HD13-X28, and the other is a 120mm TL-H12-X28-R9. Both fans utilize S-FDB V2 bearings and a three-phase 6-pole motor for stability.
Specifications
- Cooler Model: Royal Pretor 130 Vision
- Heatsink Design: Dual-tower with six 6mm AGHP 5.0 heat pipes
- Display: 3.95-inch IPS LCD, 480×480 resolution, magnetic top cover
- Dimensions: 130x140x165 mm
- Warranty: 3 years
The most distinct feature of this cooler is the 3.95-inch IPS LCD display mounted on the top cover. The screen has a 480×480 resolution and attaches magnetically for easy removal or replacement. The overall dimensions of the cooler are 130x140x165 mm, which fits standard ATX cases. Thermalright provides a three-year warranty for this product, ensuring coverage for manufacturing defects.
Thermalright offers two color variants for the Royal Pretor 130 Vision. The white version is priced at 349 CNY (around $51.41). The black version costs 459 CNY (around $67.61). Both versions are available in China on JD.com as of July 19, 2024. This pricing structure allows buyers to choose between aesthetic preferences and budget constraints while getting the same core cooling performance.



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