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Thermalright's 360mm AIOs are framed as strong value coolers, with cooling and noise performance that can beat pricier rivals while staying inexpensive. The LCD screen version is also described as a pretty cheap way to get a water cooler with a display, especially for desk setups where temps, fan speeds, and pump activity are easy to see. The main cautions are that LCDs add another possible failure point and some newer Thermalright fans are described as very loud. A solid pick if you want performance first and extra display features second.
PC upgraders chasing value hardware, because prior Thermalright coolers are described as performing exceptionally for the price.
Builders who want an LCD cooler for a transparent side-panel setup, because the screen can show temperatures, fan speeds, and pump activity at eye level.
Minimalist builders who see no use for display hardware, because an LCD screen adds another potential failure point without helping everyday monitoring.
Thermalright is known for strong performance at low prices, with its air coolers and case fans repeatedly cited as especially good value. Prior Thermalright coolers are also reported to have kept a 10700K under 60°C while gaming.
The LCD can be useful on a desk-mounted PC with a transparent side panel because it can show temperatures, fan speeds, and pump activity at a glance. It also adds another potential failure point, and basic system temps can be checked elsewhere without the screen.
The Thermalright 360mm AIO is described as the better pick for cooling performance, noise, and price, while the Cooler Master model does not add enough extra value to justify its higher cost. It is also reported to keep an i7-10700K below 60°C while gaming.
A used unit was received and returned, so buyers should inspect the packaging and condition immediately on arrival. That is a shipping/fulfillment risk rather than a product feature.
Maybe I'm old, but I don't get LCD screens on coolers... Feels like it's just an extra point of potential failure. You don't need to monitor temp constantly... and you can see the temp from your PC anyways...
I have an iCUE H150i ELITE LCD XT and I got it specifically because the LCD is programmable... I have different gifs loaded into the sw to match different system themes/wallpapers.
But for just system temps? Yea I have stuff on my desktop for that.
wow this is a great price. ive used some of their coolers before (frozen infinity, aqua elite v(6?), peerless assassin) and they perform exceptionally especially given the price. their case fans are also very good and ive used numerous ones before from them. can't attest to this specific cooler but overall their products are really good
Maybe I'm old, but I don't get LCD screens on coolers... Feels like it's just an extra point of potential failure. You don't need to monitor temp constantly... and you can see the temp from your PC anyways...
Same as putting lights in the case; you don't need lights to see what's inside the case constantly (you can see what components you have from your PC anyways), and an extra point of potential failure...
Galahad 2 lite, Cooler master atmos, Corsair nautilus, nzxt elite/plus/core, be quiet silent wings all outperform the lf3 pro.I'm pretty sure it's those new pro fans. They're too loud. Sure they might be able to push lower eventually but they are jet engines to do it
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Thermalright's 360mm AIOs are framed as strong value coolers, with cooling and noise performance that can beat pricier rivals while staying inexpensive. The LCD screen version is also described as a pretty cheap way to get a water cooler with a display, especially for desk setups where temps, fan speeds, and pump activity are easy to see. The main cautions are that LCDs add another possible failure point and some newer Thermalright fans are described as very loud. A solid pick if you want performance first and extra display features second.
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Thermalright is known for strong performance at low prices, with its air coolers and case fans repeatedly cited as especially good value. Prior Thermalright coolers are also reported to have kept a 10700K under 60°C while gaming.
The LCD can be useful on a desk-mounted PC with a transparent side panel because it can show temperatures, fan speeds, and pump activity at a glance. It also adds another potential failure point, and basic system temps can be checked elsewhere without the screen.
The Thermalright 360mm AIO is described as the better pick for cooling performance, noise, and price, while the Cooler Master model does not add enough extra value to justify its higher cost. It is also reported to keep an i7-10700K below 60°C while gaming.
A used unit was received and returned, so buyers should inspect the packaging and condition immediately on arrival. That is a shipping/fulfillment risk rather than a product feature.
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But for just system temps? Yea I have stuff on my desktop for that.
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