Floe RC 360 and RC are already in the regular variants very exotic AiO cooling that cools both the processor and the RAM. Floe RC Ultra 240 and 360 are now even more unusual. Because Thermaltake also integrates two displays on the pump cover and on the RAM.

The A-RGB lighting of the standard versions is no longer available, but Thermaltake is likely to be the first manufacturer with two displays on AiO cooling. The company’s own Toughliquid Ultra models with a display on the pump cover are also put in the shade. The LCD on the pump cover measures 2.1 inches in diameter, the LCD on the RAM cooler has a diagonal of 3.9 inches. Users should be able to set up the screen content individually.

In addition to displaying system data such as temperatures, you can also display your own JPG and GIF files. The TT-RGB-Plus-2.0 software can be used to monitor the AiO cooling on the regular screen. The fans can also be controlled via it.

Instead of the A-RGB fans of the standard models, Thermaltake uses the new Toughfan for the Floe-RC-Ultra models 12 Turbo PWM. These 120 – mm fans work PWM-controlled with 500 up to 2. 500 RPM, so cover a wide range of Dreg number. The Floe-RC-Ultra-AIO models should be easy to install despite the RAM cooler. Current AMD and Intel sockets will be supported. In order to be able to use the RAM cooler, suitable Thermaltake TOUGHRAM-RC memory modules are required. Thermaltake offers 2x 8GB kits with 3. 200, 3. 600, 4. 000 and 4. 400 MHz.

Thermaltake has not yet given any information about the prices of the two Floe-RC-Ultra-AiO cooling systems. The prices for the TOUGHRAM-RC memory kits start in the Thermaltake shop at 94, 99 Euro for DDR4 3200 MHz 16 GB and extend up to 154, 94 Euro for DDR4 4400 MHz 16 GB. In the price comparison there are these kits a little cheaper, the price for the DDR4 – 3200 MHz – 16 GB kit is around 83 euros.