PCCOOLER has announced the CPS GT360 Max ARGB liquid cooler for high power desktop processors. The unit features a magnetic CNC pump block with a borderless 4 inch 480p square screen and thicker 28mm high pressure fans. Pricing and exact store availability have not yet been confirmed by the manufacturer.
The pump housing uses a futuristic mecha design carved from CNC aluminum that attaches to the mounting bracket via magnets. Sitting directly on top is a 4 inch square LCD display with 480p resolution and slim bezels for monitoring temperatures or displaying personalized system graphics. It gives PC builders a large visual hub right in the middle of their chassis.
Internal cooling relies on a second generation ceramic bearing pump paired with dense micro channels carved into the copper base plate. Coolant travels through EPDM composite tubes wrapped in aluminum protective sleeves to prevent evaporation. PCCOOLER also includes dedicated routing clips in the box to keep the liquid lines tidy inside the case.
Heat dissipation is handled by a 27mm thick aluminum radiator paired with 3 pre daisy chained F7 X120B ARGB fans. Unlike typical 25mm case fans, these units measure 28mm in thickness and use dual ball bearings for extended operational life. The extra depth provides more blade surface area to push air through dense radiator fins.
Fan speeds range from 500 to 3000 RPM, generating up to 83 CFM of airflow and a peak static pressure of 5.7 mmAq. Maximum noise output reaches 33.1 decibels under full synthetic loads. This fan profile allows the cooler to balance high thermal performance during heavy gaming with quieter operation during basic desktop tasks.
Socket compatibility covers both mainstream Intel and AMD platforms. Intel builders can mount the bracket on LGA 1851, 1700, 1200, and 115X motherboards, while AMD users get native mounting hardware for AM5 and AM4 setups. The cooler includes a syringe of EX95 thermal compound for the initial installation and comes with a 5 year factory warranty.
