Pccooler has introduced the Northland GT360 Max ARGB, an all-in-one liquid cooler designed for users who want visible aesthetics without sacrificing cooling performance. This release matters because it combines a distinctive mechanical design with modern socket support, including the latest Intel FCLGA 1851 platform. Buyers looking for a high-visibility build component now have a specific option that targets both visual appeal and technical compatibility.

New AIO liquid cooler targets builders with integrated display and ceramic pump
The cooler centers on a magnetic mecha-style CNC cold head module that serves as the primary visual anchor for the build. Pccooler equipped this unit with a second-generation full ceramic bearing pump to manage heat transfer from the CPU to the cooling loop. The design integrates a 4-inch 480p borderless square screen directly into the cold head, allowing users to display custom graphics or system telemetry.
Specifications
- Cooling Type: AIO Liquid Cooler
- Radiator Size: 27mm
- Fan Model: Guangyi F7 X120B ARGB
- Fan Speed: 500~3000 RPM
- Max Airflow: 83 CFM
Technical specifications highlight a 27mm thick aluminum radiator paired with three pre-installed Guangyi F7 X120B ARGB fans. These dual ball bearing fans operate within a speed range of 500 to 3000 RPM, delivering a maximum airflow of 83 CFM. The system maintains a maximum static pressure of 5.7 mmAq while keeping noise levels at or below 33.1dB(A) under peak load.
Pccooler constructed the tubing using EPDM composite material wrapped in a full aluminum CNC protective sleeve for durability and clean routing. The unit supports a wide range of modern sockets, including Intel FCLGA 1851, 1700, 1200, and 115X, as well as AMD AM5 and AM4 platforms. The package includes EX95 thermal paste to ensure optimal thermal contact between the cold head and the processor.
Pccooler offers a 5-year warranty for the Northland GT360 Max ARGB, signaling confidence in the longevity of the ceramic bearing pump and tubing. The product announcement on September 22, 2024, establishes this cooler as a ready-to-assemble solution for builders prioritizing aesthetic customization. No pricing or specific availability dates have been released at this time.



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