GameMax expands its cooling portfolio with Glacier series AIO liquid coolers

GameMax is getting into the high-end segment of AIO liquid coolers with its new Glacier Series. Available in 240 mm and 360 mm sizes, these new coolers feature an innovative design that completely conceals the tubing for an ultra-clean look, which is complemented by a large, high-resolution LCD screen on the pump block.

The Glacier series has a hidden tube design, which routes the braided tubing behind the radiator to eliminate the usual visual clutter in the main chamber of a PC case. This cooler comes with a large 3.95-inch HD LCD on the pump head, which boasts a 720×720 resolution, a 60 Hz refresh rate, and 300 nits of brightness. The screen is magnetic and rotatable for easy installation and can be customised via GameMax's software to display a variety of real-time system stats and animations.

On the cooling front, GameMax claims the 360 mm Glacier model can handle a TDP of up to 330W, while the 240 mm version is rated for 280W. The coolers come with daisy-chained ARGB fans that connect via a single cable to reduce clutter. These fans are rated to produce up to 85.82 CFM of airflow with a static pressure of 2.23 mmH₂O at a reported noise level of 31.5 dB(A).

To further aid with clean builds, the cooler includes an adjustable sliding tube clamp, allowing users to fine-tune the angle of the tubes as they exit the radiator. As for compatibility, the Glacier series supports all modern sockets, including Intel's LGA 1851/1700 and AMD's AM5/AM4. The Glacier 240 LCD is priced at $149.99, and the Glacier 360 LCD at $169.99.

KitGuru says: Considering their price and feature set, the new GameMax Glacier series looks like a solution worth considering for anyone looking for a highly-customisable AIO liquid cooler. However, without knowing its performance, it becomes hard to recommend it.

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