Gamdias Chione E4-360 Liquid Cooler / Hydraulic PWM Fans / Dual Infinite Mirror / Real-time Digital Display / Patented PWM Pump / Motherboard Sync ARGB / CHIONE-E4-360 / CHIONE-E4-360 + FREE DELIVERY !

The Gamdias Chione E4-360 Liquid Cooler pairs hydraulic PWM fans with a patented PWM pump to hold CPU temperatures down through long gaming sessions and heavy workloads. A digital display on the water block reports temperature and fan speed as they change, framed by a dual infinity mirror. ARGB lighting synchronises with the motherboard, so the cooler matches the rest of the build rather than fighting it.

The CHIONE E4-360 Series is available in black and white. Cooling comes from a patented PWM pump running at 4600 RPM working with three 120mm ARGB PWM fans across the radiator. The digital display carries a dual infinity mirror and presents real-time CPU temperatures and fan speeds, so the numbers that matter are visible without opening software.

An integrated digital display sits on the water block itself, giving real-time CPU temperature and fan speed at a glance rather than through a monitoring overlay. RGB infinity mirrors surround the display and turn it into a focal point in a windowed case. Keeping temperature visible on the block is the simplest way to notice a cooling problem early.

The patented PWM pump runs at 4600 RPM and is positioned alongside the radiator rather than on the CPU block, a layout that minimises bracket vibration and extends the unit's working life. The chamber is removable, which makes fan installation simpler during a build. Moving the pump away from the block also keeps its noise away from the centre of the case.

The radiator fans spin at speeds up to 1800 RPM and move airflow of up to 73.36 CFM with strong static air pressure, which is what pushes air through a dense radiator rather than around it. Hydraulic bearings carry the fans, and each one combines PWM speed control with customisable RGB lighting so cooling and appearance are tuned separately.

Cabling on the Chione E4-360 runs through a hidden routing system built into the cooler, so fan and lighting leads do not end up strung across the case. Cable management is usually the last problem in a build and the one most visible through a side panel, which is why routing designed into the hardware saves work later.

Thirty pre-programmed RGB lighting effects can be cycled using the included switch connector or a dedicated LED button, which covers builds with no software control at all. For a synchronised system, the cooler connects to any motherboard carrying a 5V 3-Pin addressable RGB header and takes its lighting cues from there alongside the rest of the components.

ZEUS CAST software reads real-time system metrics from the Chione E4-360 and drives what the display shows. Its modes cover CPU temperature, temperature alarms and fan speed RPM readings, so the block can be set to show a running temperature or to flag a threshold being crossed. That turns the display from decoration into a monitoring tool.

The CHIONE E4 Series installs on both Intel and AMD platforms, with LGA 1700 and AM5 sockets covered by the universal mounting kits included in the box. Socket support is the first thing that decides whether a cooler is an option at all, so having current Intel and AMD platforms handled without extra brackets keeps the build simple.