GAMEMAX HAILSTORM 360 Liquid Cooler - White / 3.95" Modular LCD Screen / 360mm Radiator / 3x 120mm ARGB Fans / Copper Baseplate / Compatible with Intel & AMD + FREE DELIVERY !

The GAMEMAX HAILSTORM 360 WH is a white 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler with a thermal design power rating of 330W. That headroom is aimed at the processors that actually need a triple-fan radiator, such as a high core-count chip under a sustained render or a gaming CPU being pushed past its stock power limits for hours at a time.

A modular 3.95-inch LCD sits on the pump head, running at 480 x 480 pixels with a 60Hz refresh rate and 250 nits of brightness. That is enough resolution and speed to show live system readings or your own images as smooth motion rather than a slideshow, and it is bright enough to read through a tinted side panel.

The surface that meets the processor is copper, chosen because it moves heat into the coolant faster than aluminium. Behind it the pump runs 800 to 2500 RPM with a 200 RPM tolerance and supports variable speed, so it can be quietened when the machine is idle rather than running at a single fixed rate all day.

The aluminium radiator measures 397 x 120 x 27mm, the standard 360mm format. At 27mm thick it clears most memory and top-panel obstructions, but the length is the number to check first: a case has to accept a full 397mm run in the roof or front before this cooler will fit at all, so measure before ordering.

Three 120 x 120 x 25mm Tornado T12 ARGB fans are supplied, each running 800 to 2200 RPM on a hydraulic bearing. Every fan is rated at 66.89 CFM of airflow and 2.62mmH2O of static pressure, with noise reaching 32.12dB(A) at full speed. That static pressure figure is the one that matters for pushing air through radiator fins.

The Tornado T12 fans carry both PWM and ARGB control. PWM lets the motherboard set speed against processor temperature instead of a fixed rate, while the addressable lighting can be matched to the rest of the build. Both are handled by the motherboard, so the radiator row does not need its own separate controller box.

The pump housing is PPS with a stainless steel shaft, and it delivers a maximum lift head of 1.5m with a minimum discharge of 1300ml per minute. Noise peaks at 30dB and the mean time between failures is 30,000 hours. Flow rate matters more than pump speed alone, since it decides how quickly heat leaves the block.

The two hoses are braided and run 400mm with a 3mm tolerance. Braiding protects the tube underneath from abrasion where it passes a case edge and resists the kinking that restricts flow. Four hundred millimetres is long enough to reach a top-mounted radiator from a socket low on the board without straining the fittings.

Mounting hardware covers Intel LGA115X, LGA1200, LGA1366, LGA1700, LGA1851 and LGA2011, along with AMD AM4 and AM5. That spans current desktop platforms on both sides as well as several older generations, so the cooler can move to a new board later rather than being tied to the machine it was first installed on.

The package contains the integrated water cooling unit, three 120mm fans, one set of buckles, thermal grease and a user manual. Grease being included matters on a first build, because a cooler without it cannot be mounted properly until you have some, and the buckle set is what adapts the block to your particular socket.