Liquid-cooled systems with braided tubes for PC processors and graphics processors introduced by GAMEMAX

    Sept. 15, 2025
    Available in 360- and 240-millimeter configurations, Glacier delivers cooling performance by combining a hidden tube design, a 3.95-inch LCD display.
    The GAMEMAX Glacier series liquid cooling systems are for PC processors and graphics processors.

    Summary points:

    • Glacier series available in 360- and 240-millimeter models with PWM pumps, braided tubes, and ARGB fans delivering up to 85.82 CFM airflow.
    • 3.95-inch, 720×720-pixel screen offers real-time CPU/GPU monitoring, voltage, and fan speed data.
    • Supports Intel and AMD sockets with 330-Watt (360) and 280-Watt (240) TDP ratings for demanding CPUs.

    SHENZHEN, China – GAMEMAX in Shenzhen, China, is introducing the Glacier series all-in-one coolers for liquid-cooled computer PC processors.

    Available in 360- and 240-millimeter configurations, Glacier delivers cooling performance by combining a hidden tube design, a 3.95-inch LCD display, and high-performance fans.

    Glacier also features ARGB fans that supports popular motherboard RGB sync technologies for synchronization with PC processors. The display supports 330-Watt TDP and the GAMEMAX Glacier 240 LCD 280-Watt TDP for demanding CPUs.

    PWM pumps

    Both feature PWM pumps and braided tubes for durability. Integrated fans push air at 85.82 cubic feet per minute while staying quiet. The 3.95-inch 720-by-720-pixel LCD runs at 60 Hz, 300 nits, and supports Intel and AMD sockets.

    The display has several graphical user interface designs - all of which offer real-time monitoring for CPU and GPU temperatures, CPU voltage, and fan speed.

    For more information contact GAMEMAX online at https://gamemaxpc.com/.

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