Thermaltake launches its Retro 360 Ultra AIO CPU Liquid Cooler in the UK

Thermaltake launches its retro-inspired Retro 360 Ultra AIO CPU cooler in the UK

Thermaltake has expanded its Retro PC hardware lineup with its new Retro 360 Ultra AIO CPU liquid cooler. This 360mm CPU liquid-cooling solution is ideal for Thermaltake’s Retro 360 PC case, which brings the traditional beige-box PC aesthetic into the modern era for £79.99.

The Retro 360 Ultra AIO features three ARGB fans and a CRT-inspired 3.7-inch LCD screen. At £129.98, this liquid cooler is incredibly affordable for an LCD-clad CPU liquid cooling solution. It supports all modern AMD and Intel mainstream desktop CPU sockets, and can be controlled using Thermaltake’s TT RGB PLUS 3.0 software.

With this cooler’s CRT-style screen, users can showcase real-time information, local weather/time, images, and video. Thermaltake has even added some retro games that can be played using the screen. This includes “Snake”, “Racing”, and “Drone Defence”. Note that this cooler uses a single-frame fan that optimises cable management by minimising cable clutter. It also gives the cooler a sleeker appearance.

– Thermaltake Retro 360 Ultra AIO Hydro CPU Cooler – Beige with 3x 120mm ARGB fans – £129.98 – Scan

(We got to see the Thermaltake Retro 360 Ultra AIO at Computex 2026)

This new CPU cooler is the perfect pairing for Thermaltake’s Retro 360 PC case. We saw these two products together at Computex 2026, and it is great to see that both products are now available in the UK at fairly low prices. For anyone who wants a retro-themed PC, this CPU cooler and case combination is an obvious choice.

Note that this new CPU cooler has a 240mm variant called the Retro 240 Ultra. This model isn’t available yet in the UK, but should launch soon.

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