Cooler Master has added a large display to its entry-level liquid cooling lineup, giving PC builders a direct way to monitor system health without opening case side panels. The new MasterLiquid Core LCD 6-inch series replaces the previous opaque pump heads with a 6-inch TFT LCD screen that runs at 960 by 480 resolution. This visual upgrade matters because it lets users track CPU temperatures or display custom images directly on the cooler block. While similar display features have appeared in premium coolers, this model aims to offer that capability at a more accessible price point once costs are confirmed.
New AIO features 960×480 display and 3200RPM pump for system monitoring
The cooler features a pump that spins up to 3,200 RPM and pairs with 120mm fans that reach 2,400 RPM. These fans use a linear dynamic bearing design and push up to 75.2 CFM of air with 3.63 mmH2O of static pressure. The pump housing itself generates a maximum noise level of 25 dB(A), while the fans stay under 30 dB(A) at their peak speed. Users can control the display content and fan curves through the MasterCTRL software suite.
Specifications
- Display: 6-inch TFT LCD, 960×480 resolution
- Pump Speed: Max 3,200 RPM
- Fan Speed: Max 2,400 RPM
- Radiator Sizes: 240mm, 360mm
- Warranty: 6 years
Cooler Master offers this model in 240mm and 360mm radiator configurations to fit different case sizes. The cooler includes 400mm tubing, which facilitates installation in standard mid-tower and full-tower cases. It supports a wide range of modern processors, including Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 1200, and 115x sockets, as well as AMD AM5 and AM4 platforms. The display panel provides 300 cd/m2 of brightness to remain visible under typical room lighting conditions.
This new LCD model offers enhanced visual customization compared to the previously released MasterLiquid Lite B360 series. The MasterLiquid Core LCD 6-inch series is available in both black and white color options with ARGB lighting support. Cooler Master provides a 6-year warranty for the product.
The MasterLiquid Core LCD 6-inch series is currently available in select regions, although specific launch dates and pricing have not yet been announced. Buyers should expect the product to join the existing Core lineup once the company releases official cost details. The display functionality and socket support cover the most common current-generation PC builds.



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