New AIO cooler from DeepCool features LCD display on the CPU block

DeepCool has announced new AIO coolers for CPU liquid cooling. The LQ Series offers options with 240mm and 360mm radiators, including an LCD screen on the CPU block in both variants. The set of fans, as expected for products in this segment, incorporates customizable ARGB LEDs.

The manufacturer attracted attention last week with the introduction of the LP Series coolers, which are very similar, but use a dot matrix on their display. The latest release opts for LCD screens on the LQ240 and LQ360, much more common in products of this type today.

Going to the specifications part, we have a pump working at 3,400RPM, while the fans rotate between 600 and 2,400RPM. The airflow from the fans reaches 72.04CFM and the pressure is 3.48mmAq. According to DeepCool, its LQ Series coolers operate with up to 38.71dBA noise level.

In the default configuration, the display shows the CPU temperature, in addition to the clock and voltage at which the component is operating. Interestingly, DeepCool makes no mention of the possibility of displaying other images on the small screen, something expected for products of this type.

DeepCool LQ Series Pricing and Availability

Just like the LP series coolers, the new LQ240 and LQ360 ​​​​arrive in January 2025. The two models will be launched on the 19th, with the LQ240 arriving for €130, while the LQ360 ​​​​will cost €150. gives, more or less, R$793 and R$915, respectively.

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At the time of this post, DeepCool has not mentioned other color options for the LQ series of AIO coolers. Therefore, it is to be imagined that they will only be available in black. Meanwhile, coolers with dot matrix displays from the same manufacturer will get a white variant later.

Via: Guru3D