Thermaltake introduced the ST360 Ultra ARGB Sync series on July 4, 2026, bringing a large integrated display to all-in-one liquid cooling. This shift matters because it transforms the water block from a passive heat sink into an active information hub for PC builders. Users can now monitor system health or display custom visuals without needing a separate monitor or secondary screen.
Thermaltake introduces a new all-in-one liquid cooler with a large integrated display
The centerpiece of the unit is a 7-inch display that mounts magnetically to the water block for easy detachment. This screen replaces the traditional opaque block cover and connects to the TT RGB PLUS 3.0 software ecosystem. The software allows users to stream real-time PC statistics, weather updates, and time, or load custom images and videos.
Specifications
- Display Size: 7-inch
- Display Mounting: Magnetic, detachable
- Pump Speed: 1,500-2,500 rpm
- Fan Speed: 500-2,500 rpm
- Airflow: 85.29 CFM per fan
Thermaltake equipped the cooler with a pump that operates between 1,500 and 2,500 rpm to circulate coolant. The included fans spin from 500 to 2,500 rpm, delivering 85.29 CFM of airflow and 3.86 mmH2O of static pressure per fan. The system caps noise at 37.8 dBA while handling processors with a maximum TDP of 365W.
The radiator measures 397mm in length, 139.2mm in width, and 27mm in height, with tubes extending 263mm. The cooler supports a wide range of Intel sockets, including LGA 1700, 1851, 115x, 1200, 1366, 2011, 2011-3, and 2066. It also covers AMD AM4 and AM5 platforms, ensuring compatibility with current and previous generation hardware.
Thermaltake offers the ST360 Ultra ARGB Sync in two color options: Black and Snow (White). The black version carries the model number CL-W493-PL12SW-A, while the white variant is designated CL-W494-PL12SW-A. The company has not yet listed a release date or specific pricing for these models.
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