6.67-Inch Curved 2K AMOLED Display and 320W TDP: Inside DeepCool's $210 S360 Liquid Cooler
First previewed on the show floor at Computex and Gamescom earlier this year, the DeepCool S360 all-in-one liquid CPU cooler (also marketed under the SilentNox PRO360 moniker) has officially entered retail circulation. The thermal specialist pairs a 360mm aluminum radiator with a massive 6.67-inch curved 2K AMOLED pump display while keeping the launch price anchored at an aggressive 1,499 RMB (roughly $210 USD before regional taxes).
A Fully Laminated 6.67-Inch Curved 2K AMOLED Screen on the Pump Block
The race for larger pump-mounted displays continues to escalate inside tempered-glass PC cases. While conventional flagship liquid coolers typically rely on flat 2.4-inch to 3.4-inch LCD panels, cooling manufacturer DeepCool equips the S360 water block with a wrap-around 6.67-inch curved AMOLED panel running at a crisp 2K resolution.
Framed by ultra-slim bezels on three sides, the display uses full-lamination tempered glass treated with an anti-glare coating. That optical layer prevents harsh reflections from nearby ARGB memory modules or motherboard diffusers from washing out the screen. Builders can mount the display in three distinct orientations and use DeepCool's control software to project real-time hardware telemetry, custom split-screen dashboards, or naked-eye 3D visual loops.
In-House 7th-Generation Pump and 320W TDP Thermal Capacity
Unlike many cooling brands that license third-party OEM pump blocks, DeepCool designs and manufactures its own closed-loop internals. At the core of the S360 sits the company's 7th-generation self-developed water pump, engineered to operate within a controlled 2,500 to 2,700 RPM window. Together with the cold plate, the loop is rated to dissipate up to 320W TDP, providing ample thermal headroom for flagship multi-core processors tackling heavy shader compilation across upcoming titles on our game release calendar.
Coolant travels through durable EPDM + IIR composite rubber tubing into a 27mm-thick aluminum radiator equipped with DeepCool's dynamic pressure relief valve (Anti-Leak technology). An internal elastic bladder expands and contracts as coolant temperatures fluctuate, equalizing internal loop pressure over years of heavy thermal cycling.
Airflow across the fin stack is handled by three 120mm Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) fans driven by a 3-phase, 12-slot, 10-pole motor designed to minimize axial vibration. The fans support intelligent 0 RPM start-stop operation at idle and let users toggle between dedicated Quiet and Performance presets.
DeepCool S360 (SilentNox PRO360)
- 6.67-Inch Curved 2K AMOLED Display
- 7th-Gen Pump (2,500 - 2,700 RPM)
- 320W TDP Rating
- 3x 120mm 10-Pole FDB Fans
Socket Compatibility, Split Warranty, and Pricing Outlook
Shipping with pre-applied thermal paste out of the box, the DeepCool S360 supports modern mainstream desktop platforms including Intel Socket V (LGA1851 / LGA1700) and AMD Socket AM5 / AM4. Notably, DeepCool separates its warranty coverage by component: the core liquid cooler assembly is backed by a 5-year warranty, whereas the curved AMOLED display module carries a separate 2-year warranty.
At 1,499 RMB (around $210 USD / €200 in direct conversion), the S360 undercuts rival curved-screen 360mm AIO coolers that routinely retail above $300. At a time when surging GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 factory prices are already squeezing high-end build budgets, aggressive competition in the premium AIO segment is welcome news, even if VAT and import duties push European retail pricing closer to €240 to €260.
My Take on the Spec Sheet
Looking strictly at the engineering numbers, two choices on the DeepCool S360 stand out right away: capping the 7th-generation pump at 2,700 RPM (which avoids the high-pitched whine common to miniature pumps spinning past 3,200 RPM) and pairing FDB bearings with a 3-phase, 10-pole motor. Adding an anti-glare laminated glass layer over the 6.67-inch 2K AMOLED panel is also a smart practical touch for showcase builds packed with RGB lighting.
Still, two details warrant a cautious eye. First, the 2-year warranty on the AMOLED panel (compared to 5 years on the loop itself) is a candid reminder that organic displays sitting inches above a hot CPU socket face real longevity challenges. Second, DeepCool has yet to publish full static pressure (mmH2O) and acoustic dB(A) curves for those 120mm fans when pushing a full 320W thermal load. We have not tested the S360 on our lab bench yet to see how it handles a heavily loaded Ryzen 9 or Core Ultra processor, but if DeepCool's team wants to send a review unit our way once global stock lands, our thermal test rig is ready and waiting.
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