Grand Vision 360 ARGB White CPU AIO Cooler with 3.4in IPS LCD

In this review the Grand Vision 360 ARGB White CPU AIO Cooler is evaluated for builders who want a high-capacity white all-in-one liquid cooler with a large IPS display. The standout reason to consider it is the 3.4in square IPS LCD on the radiator that supports dynamic and static images while the 403x120x55mm radiator and 120mm fans push high airflow for extended cooling. The combination of a 6400RPM pump, 2150RPM fans and S-FDBV2 bearings makes it a strong pick for users who value sustained performance and visual customization.

Key Features

• 403x120x55mm radiator: provides a large surface area for heat dissipation, helping keep high-TDP CPUs cooler over long workloads.
• 3.4in IPS LCD screen: a square 480x480 resolution display that accurately reproduces color and supports DIY static and dynamic images for system status or aesthetics.
• High-speed pump and fans: a 6400RPM pump paired with 120x120x28mm fans at up to 2150RPM ensures strong coolant flow and airflow for effective thermal control.
• S-FDBV2 bearing fans: stabilized fluid dynamic bearings reduce blade vibration and extend fan life for reliable long-term operation.
• ARGB lighting: 5V 3PIN ARGB support and matching white cold head create a coordinated look while allowing software-controlled lighting effects.
• Wide platform support: mounting brackets include fasteners for AMD AM4/AM5 and many Intel sockets, simplifying installation across systems.

Who It's For

This cooler suits PC enthusiasts and content creators who want a large-format AIO with a prominent IPS display and strong sustained cooling. Builders who prioritize case aesthetics will appreciate the white finish, ARGB fans and modular magnet-mounted LCD that can be oriented or removed quickly.

Users who need a compact or low-noise solution should compare alternatives, since the fans run up to 2150RPM and the rated operating noise is 29.8dBA; very small form-factor builders should look at smaller 120mm or 240mm AIOs instead.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Large IPS LCD provides clear, customizable visuals and can display system information.
• Powerful radiator and high-speed pump/fans deliver strong cooling for demanding CPUs.
• S-FDBV2 bearing fans reduce vibration and extend lifespan compared with basic bearings.
• Modular magnet-mounted screen simplifies installation and repositioning of the display.

Cons

• Fans and pump prioritize performance, so noise can be noticeable under full load compared to ultra-quiet AIOs.
• AMD installs require retaining the motherboard's original backplate, which may confuse some builders.

Specifications

Radiator size	403 x 120 x 55 mm
Cold head size	70.5 x 77.5 x 72.5 mm
Pump speed	6400 RPM 10%
Fan size & speed	120 x 120 x 28 mm, up to 2150 RPM 10%
Fan airflow	80.45 CFM
Operating noise	29.8 dBA
Display	3.4in IPS LCD, 480 x 480 resolution

Our Verdict

The Grand Vision 360 ARGB White AIO is a compelling choice for builders who want strong sustained thermal performance and a striking 3.4in IPS display for system data or custom artwork. It pairs a large 403x120x55mm radiator and high-speed pump/fans with stabilized bearings and modular display hardware, making it good value for users seeking performance plus visual flair, though quieter builds should consider lower-RPM alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the LCD support custom images?
The 3.4in IPS LCD supports DIY static and dynamic picture switching and can show system projection depending on the controlling software.

Which sockets are supported?
The cooler ships with mounting fasteners for AMD AM4/AM5 and a range of Intel sockets including LGA1700 and LGA1851; use the included parts and follow the manual or video guide.

Will it be loud?
Under heavy load the fans and pump can be noticeable since fans run up to 2150RPM and the listed operating noise is 29.8dBA; noise-conscious users may prefer a lower-RPM cooler.