Thermaltake TH360 Ultra V2 ARGB Sync AIO Watercooler Review

Some would say that ARGB has finally run its course and just all of the hardware makers have started to dial things back.  Of course, you can still get some incredible products with ARGB lights but, featured in more realistic products where you will actually see the lights.  While LED lights may have started to lose their luster there is a new technology on the rise that, like RGB LEDs, got its roots with early casemodders. 

Digital Screens.

One of the most difficult mods to do was to add active digital video to your PC.  Some modders simply added a screen to their external drive bays while others found ways to repurpose old LCD panels and apply them to the clear chassis side panels.  The effects were amazing but resulted in rather large screens that had limited use.

In this review we will be looking at the Thermaltake TH360 V2 Ultra ARGB Sync AIO cooler.  This cooler is similar to previous 360 AIO’s from Thermaltake but features ARGB fans and an upgraded LCD screen on top of the AIO pumpblock.

P/N

• CL-W384-PL12SW-A

PUMP

• Motor Speed : PWM 1500~3300 RPM
• Rated Voltage : 12V
• Rated Current : 0.43A
• Power Input : 5.16W

CPU Display

• Rated Voltage : 5V
• Power Input : 1.15W
• Display Type : 2.1”TFT-LCD
• Display Resolution : 480x480 (RGB) px

Display Support

• Interface : Micro USB to USB (9PIN)
• System Compatibility : Windows 10 / 11

WATER BLOCK

• Material : Copper

Fan

• Dimension : 120 x 120 x 25 mm
• Speed : PWM 500~2000 R.P.M
• Rated Voltage : 12V/5V
• Rated Current : 0.11A & 0.31A (one fan)
• Power Input : 1.32W & 1.55W (one fan)
• Air Flow. : 57.05 CFM (one fan)
• Static Pressure. : 2.23mm-H2O (one fan)
• Noise Level. : 25.8dB-A

Tube

• Length : 460mm
• Material : Rubber

Radiator

• Dimension : 396 x 120 x 27 mm
• Material : Aluminum

CPU Socket

• Intel LGA 2066/2011-3/2011/1700/1200/1156/1155/1151/1150
• AMD AM5/AM4/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2/FM2/FM1