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Black 360mm AIO with 6.67 inch LCD pump block and three 120mm ARGB fans

Thermalright

Thermalright Rainbow Vision 360 Turbo ARGB Black liquid cooler

SKU CH-BQQX-SGVQ1

A 360 mm AIO cooler with a 6.67-inch 2400x1080 LCD, 6400 RPM pump and 3000 RPM ARGB fans for Intel and AMD CPUs

  • TypeCPU Block
  • Block Compatibility - AMDAM4/AM5
  • Block Compatibility - IntelLGA 1851/ 1700/ 115X/ 1200/ 2011/ 2066
  • Block Dim.L149 mm x W76 mm x H86 mm
  • Block MaterialCopper
  • DisplayYes
  • Large 6.67-inch 2400x1080 LCD gives a wide visual canvas
  • 6400RPM pump and 360mm aluminium radiator move heat fast
  • Three Turbo PWM ARGB fans push 120.38 CFM at 3000RPM
  • Dual ball bearings on every fan extend service life
  • Copper cold plate covers Intel LGA 115X/1200/1700/1851/2011/2066 and AMD AM4/AM5

Display-Driven 360 mm AIO

The Thermalright Rainbow Vision 360 Turbo ARGB Black is a 360 mm all-in-one liquid cooler built around a 6.67-inch 2400 x 1080 LCD. It targets builders who want a large, visible display as a centrepiece in a showcase gaming or workstation build while still delivering liquid-cooling performance.

Suited For Showcase Builds, Not Tight Cases

This cooler suits enthusiasts planning a high-end dark-themed system with room for a 403 mm radiator and three 120 mm fan slots. It is not for builders working in compact chassis that cannot clear the radiator length, nor for users who prefer a minimalist look without an integrated screen or ARGB lighting.

6400 RPM Pump With 3000 RPM Fans

The loop uses a copper cold plate driven by a 6400 RPM maximum pump speed, paired with three dual-ball-bearing fans that reach 3000 RPM and 120.38 CFM at 44.7 dBA. That pump-and-fan combination is the single spec that determines whether the cooler can handle the thermal load of your CPU under sustained workloads.

Highlights

  • Large 6.67-inch 2400x1080 LCD gives a wide visual canvas
  • 6400RPM pump and 360mm aluminium radiator move heat fast
  • Three Turbo PWM ARGB fans push 120.38 CFM at 3000RPM
  • Dual ball bearings on every fan extend service life
  • Copper cold plate covers Intel LGA 115X/1200/1700/1851/2011/2066 and AMD AM4/AM5

Specifications

BrandThermalright
SeriesRAINBOW VISION
ModelRAINBOW VISION 360 TURBO ARGB BLACK
Part NumberRAINBOW VISION 360 TURBO ARGB BLACK
TypeCPU Block
Block Compatibility - AMDAM4/AM5
Block Compatibility - IntelLGA 1851/ 1700/ 115X/ 1200/ 2011/ 2066
Block Dim.L149 mm x W76 mm x H86 mm
Block MaterialCopper
DisplayYes
Pump Speed6400 RPM±10% (MAX)
Radiator Size403MM* 120MM* 27MM
Radiator MaterialAluminum
Fan Size3 Fan Slots (120 mm)
Fan Dim.120mm×120mm×28
mm
Bearing TypeDUAL BALL BEARING
Fan RPM3000 RPM±10% (MAX)
Fan Air Flow120.38 CFM (MAX)
Fan Noise44.7 dBA (MAX)
Fan Connector4 Pin
ColorBlack
LED ColorARGB
Pressure4.93 mm H2O (MAX)
Tube Dim.400mm
Screen Size6.67''
Resolution2400*1080

Questions about this item

How do I mount the CPU block on an AM5 socket, and which step do builders often miss?

Use the AM5 bracket included in the kit, apply paste, then tighten the four thumbscrews in a cross pattern. The step most often missed is plugging the 5 V 3-pin ARGB and 4-pin PWM cables into the motherboard headers before final tightening.

What part will need replacement first, and when should I plan for it?

The three 120 mm dual-ball-bearing fans are the only moving parts rated for wear; expect to swap them after several years of continuous 3000 RPM operation. The pump runs at 6400 RPM and the sealed loop has no service interval.

At what noise level does the cooler hit its acoustic limit under sustained load?

At maximum fan speed of 3000 RPM the unit produces 44.7 dBA. That is the loudest it gets; lower PWM duty cycles reduce noise proportionally.

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