First AIO cooler with three-panel LCD block (well not quite the first).
TCOMAS has listed the EXIT D3, a 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler with a three-panel display built into the CPU block. The cooler is available in China through JD.com for 1599 RMB, which is around $235 or €202 before tax.
The main feature is the display module. Instead of a single LCD screen on the pump cap, the EXIT D3 uses three 3.95-inch square panels, each with a 480×480 resolution. The screens are arranged in a corner-like layout, creating a small U-shaped display area on top of the CPU block.
TCOMAS advertises several display modes. The cooler can show separate content across the three screens, use two panels for a wider visual scene, or link all three panels together for a naked-eye 3D-style effect. The brand’s software also allows system monitoring data to be shown on the screens, including CPU temperature, GPU temperature, frequency, utilization, power draw, memory usage and other system data.
Source: TCOMAS
This is still a 360mm AIO cooler under the display hardware. The EXIT D3 is listed with a 350W TDP cooling rating, an oxygen-free copper base, an X6M-P pump and a 29.2mm aluminum radiator. The included 120mm fans run from 600 to 3000 RPM, with static pressure listed at up to 6.05 mmAq.
Source: TCOMAS
The JD listing shows support for Intel LGA1700 and LGA1851 sockets, as well as AMD AM4 and AM5 platforms. The cooler also includes ARGB lighting and ships with three fans. TCOMAS lists a six-year warranty for the product.
There is no global launch information yet. For now, the EXIT D3 appears to be aimed at the Chinese market, where TCOMAS is also selling other LCD-equipped AIO models. This one is a bit different though, because the screen is no longer just a status display. It is basically a small three-panel scene attached to the CPU block.
Worth adding that this is not the first 3-screen AIO design. Thermaltake already did something like this, but the screen was turned into a cube instead.
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Source: TCMAS (JD)
