Thermalright updated its liquid cooling lineup with the TROFEO VISION 360 ARGB WHITE, a model that prioritizes visual customization through a large, detachable display. This design shift matters because it allows builders to showcase personal images or system stats on the pump head or case, rather than being locked into a fixed aesthetic. The move targets users who want their cooling hardware to serve as a visible centerpiece for their build.

Detachable screen mounts to pump head or case for visual customization
The cooler utilizes a 360mm radiator with dimensions of 403 x 120 x 27 mm to handle heat dissipation. It pairs this with a pump capable of reaching 6400 RPM and fans that spin up to 2150 RPM. The unit delivers 69 CFM of airflow per fan while keeping noise levels below 27 dB(A) at maximum speed.
Specifications
- LCD Panel Size: 6.86 inches
- LCD Panel Resolution: 1280×480 IPS
- Pump Speed: 6400 RPM
- Fan Airflow: 69 CFM
- Thermal Paste: TF7 12.8 W/mK
A defining feature of this model is the 6.86-inch, 1280×480 IPS LCD panel. The screen uses a magnetic attachment system, which lets users mount the display on the pump block or attach it directly to the PC case. Thermalright includes TF7 thermal paste with a conductivity rating of 12.8 W/mK to ensure efficient heat transfer from the CPU to the cold plate.
The cooler supports a wide range of modern and older platforms, including Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 115X, 1200, 2011, and 2066, as well as AMD AM5 and AM4 sockets. Thermalright offers a 6-year warranty with the purchase, providing long-term coverage for the pump and tubing. This compatibility list ensures the unit works with both the latest Intel Core Ultra processors and previous generation AMD Ryzen chips.
The TROFEO VISION 360 ARGB WHITE launched in China on September 7, 2024, with an introductory price of 729 CNY (around $108). The standard retail price is set at 809 CNY (around $120). The product is currently available for purchase on JD.com, allowing Chinese consumers to acquire the unit immediately following the launch announcement.



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