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360mm AIO CPU Liquid Cooler 2.1-Inch LCD Screen 71.69 CFM 4850 RPM Pump Intel & AM5

360mm AIO CPU Liquid Cooler 2.1-Inch LCD Screen 71.69 CFM 4850 RPM Pump Intel & AM5

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360mm AIO CPU Liquid Cooler 2.1-Inch LCD Screen 71.69 CFM 4850 RPM Pump Intel & AM5 $87.49

Specifications

Brand
Savendo
Category
CPU Cooler
Condition
New
color
Black
SKU
CJCP26174350001
Weight
2500 g

Product Description

360 MM · 3 × 120 MM PWM · 71.69 CFM

The CPU cooler that tells you what it's doing

A 2.1-inch screen on the pump head, live temperature and pump speed, and any GIF you care to load — on a sealed 360 mm loop.

480 × 480, 60 Hz, 500 nit.
Temperature, pump RPM, fan RPM — or your own image, GIF or clip.

Black three-fan radiator beside round pump head showing a lunar image on its display
Thermal throttling

Your chip is already slowing itself down

Stock coolers give up first. The fan hits its ceiling, clock speed quietly drops, and a processor you paid for stops delivering what you bought it for.

Tower air coolers fix the thermals. They are also large, they fight tall memory, and behind a glass side panel they bury the one component builders actually want to look at.

Diagram of PWM signal scaling fan and pump output against processor load
Pump face rendered with GPU, RAM and clock readouts on the circular panel
The 2.1-inch display

A CPU cooler with an LCD screen, without the flagship price

The round panel on the pump head runs at 480 × 480 and 60 Hz, bright enough at 500 nit to read through tinted glass. Point it at live telemetry — CPU package temperature, pump RPM, fan RPM — or load a still image, an animated GIF, or a short clip through the Windows software.

Screens like this normally arrive attached to a flagship price. This is the cheap way to get one.

Where the heat goes

Copper, coolant, air — in that order

01 / PICKUP

Microchannel copper

The coldplate sits directly on the processor lid. Fine channels increase the surface the coolant touches.

02 / TRANSPORT

Sealed loop, 2500 ml/min

A pump running to 4850 RPM pushes coolant up braided tubing to the radiator. Nothing to fill or bleed.

03 / EXHAUST

Three 120 mm PWM fans

71.69 CFM through a 360 mm radiator, scaling with load and leaving through the top or front of the case.

Full specification

Numbers, not adjectives

Radiator class 360 mm (3 × 120 mm)
Assembly size 402 × 120 × 56 mm
Fans 3 × 120 mm PWM
Fan speed 2200 RPM max
Airflow 71.69 CFM
Noise ≤ 33.7 dB(A)
Pump speed 4850 RPM max
Coolant flow ≥ 2500 ml/min
Max head 1.5 m
Display 2.1 in, 480 × 480, 60 Hz
Brightness 500 nit
Coldplate Microchannel copper
Power 12 V DC, 0.9 A
Intel sockets 115X, 1200, 1366, 1700, 2011
AMD sockets AM4, AM5
Weight 3.59 lb / 1.63 kg
Model YC-01-SS-004
Full cooler laid flat with braided tubing arcing from the block to the radiator

Construction: ABS + PC housing, aluminium radiator.
Performance figures are as supplied by the manufacturer.

Before you order

Will a 360 mm radiator fit your case?

The assembly is 402 × 120 × 56 mm with fans attached. That 56 mm is thicker than a bare radiator, and it is the number people forget.

Check these first

  • 360 mm radiator support listed
  • Top clearance above the board
  • Memory height under the rad
  • VRM heatsink clearance
  • Your socket in the list above

Known incompatibilities

  • Intel LGA 1851 — no mount
  • Core Ultra 200 series
  • Cases capped at 280 mm
  • macOS and Linux software
Common questions

Answers before you ask

Are liquid coolers worth it over air?
For a hot chip behind a glass panel, yes. A 360 mm radiator moves more heat than most towers and clears tall memory. For a low-power CPU, a good air cooler does the same job with fewer failure points.
How long does an AIO cooler last?
Sealed loops are generally treated as five-year parts, with the pump the usual point of failure. No warranty term has been published for this unit, so budget accordingly.
Does it need maintenance or refilling?
No. The loop is sealed and cannot be topped up or opened. Keep the radiator fins clear of dust and that is the whole routine.
Which way should the fans face?
Mounted in the top, fans exhaust upward and out. Mounted in the front, they pull cool air in across the radiator. Keep the pump below the highest point of the loop so air collects away from it.
Angled view of the assembly, copper contact plate visible beneath the block Impeller cutaway illustrating coolant movement through the pump housing

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