In this video I’m hanging out with CPS PcCooler to check out their newest AIO water coolers with displays: the GT360M Pro ARGB and the DC360. I’ve covered PcCooler before, and I wanted to get hands-on with these as soon as they dropped because they’re doing some really cool stuff for PC cooling—water cooling, air cooling, you name it. I also brought Cece on camera to break down the real differences between these two models so you’re not just guessing based on the pictures online. Both coolers are rated to handle up to 300W TDP, so performance is going to be very similar, but the details matter. The GT360M runs up to 2200 RPM and uses a larger 2.8-inch LCD screen, while the DC360 can hit 2600 RPM and uses a 2.4-inch IPS screen (and it’s aimed at quicker installation). I also walk through the software and show how easy it is to customize the display—switch backgrounds fast, run animated/video-style graphics, upload your own content, adjust brightness, rotate the screen, and even view system info like CPU, GPU, motherboard, and memory. Overall, the setup was extremely easy (case-dependent), and the screen quality on this thing is honestly amazing.