Thermaltake turned heads at Computex 2026 with its ST Trio Ultra all-in-one liquid CPU cooler featuring an unusual triple-screen setup. The ST360 Trio Ultra ARGB Sync packs three 6-inch IPS LCD displays, each running at 1280×720 resolution, connected by fold-out hinges to create a tablet-sized display assembly above the pump. Users can program each screen independently or span content across all three panels.

The cooler pairs the display head with a 360 × 120 mm compound fan designed to reduce cable clutter. ThermalTake's TT RGB Plus 3.0 software manages both the screen content and ARGB lighting synchronization. A white version, the ST360 Trio Ultra ARGB Sync Snow, offers the same features in an alternative color scheme for builders who prefer lighter-themed components.

For those wanting higher resolution over multiple screens, the ST360 Pro Ultra ARGB Sync swaps the triple setup for a single 6-inch OLED panel at 2160×1080 resolution. Unlike the Trio model, this screen attaches magnetically to the pump block and rotates 90° without requiring cooler removal from the CPU. Both models ship with matching white variants for aesthetic flexibility.

These displays-on-coolers push into novelty territory rather than practical innovation. While the customization options appeal to enthusiasts building showcase PCs, mainstream adoption seems unlikely given the added complexity and cost of integrating screens into CPU cooling hardware.