Thermaltake is refreshing its range of AiO cooling with two new series. The new Toughfan 12 fans are used for both Toughliquid Ultra and Toughliquid ARGB Sync. In addition, the AiO cooling is noticeable either through a display or through A-RGB lighting on the pump cover.

The Toughliquid Ultra is provided with a 2.1-inch display. This LCD allows the monitoring of various components, the display of effects and the display of GIFs. The new software TT RGB Plus 2.0 is used for setup. Within this series, models with 240 – and with 360 – mm radiator are initially coming onto the market. In any case, the Toughfan 12 fans serve as fans. Thermaltake developed these fans as robust high-speed fans. The maximum speed is specified as 2. 500 rpm. The fans are not illuminated. Thermaltake also uses redesigned radiators with a larger cooling surface.

If you don’t need the display, but value an illuminated pump cover, you could use the new Toughliquid ARGB Sync models. The display gives way to six addressable RGB LEDs that illuminate the Thermaltake logo. To ensure that it is always correctly aligned, the cover can be rotated by 360 degrees. The lighting can be synchronized with suitable mainboards via the 5V + -A-RGB connection. In this series Thermaltake offers in addition to 240 – and 360 – mm models the intermediate size with 280 – mm radiator on. For the models with 120 – mm fans, as with the Toughliquid Ultra series, Toughfan 12 is used, but the maximum speed should be limited to 2. 000 rpm.

At least on the North American market, the two new AiO cooling series should be available this year. Thermaltake is guaranteed a two-year guarantee there. The US prices are stated as follows: The Toughliquid Ultra 240 should 209, 99 US dollars and the Toughliquid Ultra 360 239, 99 cost US dollars. For the Toughliquid ARGB Sync 240 119, 99 US dollars, for the Toughliquid ARGB Sync 280 129, 99 US dollars and for the Toughliquid ARGB Sync 360 149, 99 US dollars. Should euro prices become known, we will submit them later.