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Jacob Ridley

UNCOVERED: Thermaltake minecube 360 ultra argb sync review - The Untold Story

The Thermaltake Minecube 360 Ultra ARGB Sync set up on an open test bench.

Why have a screen on your liquid cooler? I often find myself asking that question when reviewing the latest all-in-one liquid coolers. Unlike some components, there's no shortage of LCD screens today, and you have the pick of the lot when it comes to sizes and styles. Though for the Thermaltake Minecube 360 Ultra ARGB Sync, that wouldn't be an appropriate question. Instead, I should ask myself: Why have one screen when I can have four?

The Minecube comes with four 3.95-inch LCD panels mounted into a cube that sits atop of the pump unit. A cube has six sides, of course; one side is left intentionally blank with some venting, and another is where you mount the screens to the top of the pump.

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