Thermaltake TH360 V2 Ultra ARGB Sync/AlO Liquid Cooler/ARGB Fan 120 * 3/PWM 500~1500rpm/Water Block 2.1" LCD/Black, CL-W384-PL12SW-A

I purchased this to cool my 15-12600KF, which is a notoriously hot CPU (TDP 125W) and it does it with the greatest of ease. Even after a 1hr stress test on OCCT pushing the CPU and GPU at 100% I never saw CPU temps above 50C. The design works perfectly and the LEDs daisy chained into the ThermalTake PC case LEDs easily. The build quality is very impressive and aesthetics are great too... I couldn't recommend this product high enough!!!!

Excelente este enfriamiento liquido, muy chingon el detalle personalizable de la pantalla , 10/10 👌🏻

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As a builder who has run the gamut from air towers to custom loops, the Thermaltake TH360 V2 Ultra is the most balanced AIO I’ve integrated into a build. It successfully bridges the gap between "enthusiast performance" and "showpiece aesthetics." Thermal Performance & Acoustic Profile: Testing this on a Ryzen 7 9800X3D , the 360mm radiator surface area is more than sufficient. Under a sustained 30-minute Cinebench loop, my temps stabilized at 35°C which is an impressive level of performance; the PWM fans remain remarkably quiet at the 1200rpm mark. The 500-1500rpm range is perfectly tuned, inaudible at idle, but powerful when the TDP spikes. The 2.1” LCD Display (The X-Factor): The resolution on the 2.1" screen is surprisingly sharp. Using the TT RGB Plus 2.0 software, the customization is intuitive. I transitioned from monitoring real-time GPU/CPU temps to uploading custom weather-informed GIFs. It’s bright, the viewing angles are wide, and it doesn't suffer from the "washed out" look of cheaper LCD blocks. Installation & Cable Management: Thermaltake clearly listened to feedback on the V2. The fan interlocking/cabling is streamlined, which made the "cable-tuck" phase of my build 20 minutes faster than usual. The mounting bracket for AMD was sturdy and provided even pressure across the IHS. Pros: Visual ROI: The LCD transforms the look of the entire interior. Daisy-Chain Efficiency: Significant reduction in cable clutter. Versatility: High thermal ceiling for overclocking, but quiet enough for a studio environment. Cons: Software Dependency: To get the most out of the LCD, you must be comfortable with the TT software suite (ensure you have an internal USB 2.0 header available and 5V rail header). Footprint: It’s a beefy 360mm radiator; verify your case clearance for mounting. Final Verdict: If you are building a "zero-compromise" rig where you want to see your data and your style simultaneously, this is the unit. It justifies the "Ultra" moniker through build quality and ease of use. 5/5 Stars.

I have an Intel Ultra Core 7 265K and so far it has maintained temperatures below 60 degree Celsius for almost everything I have thrown at it. I have barely seen the temperature go above 70 degrees Celsius. I originally bought the single fan radiator because I was not sure if I would keep my original case or not and would only be able to use a single rad system with the old case. I did go with a new case and I could have went with a double or triple fan radiator system had I wanted to but I am really impressed with this liquid cooler. Fully recommended but I would advise using a double fan rad when possible with this processor just to be on the safer side.