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GAMDIAS unveils CHIONE P5-360 PRO and CHIONE M5-360 coolers with versatile displays

GAMDIAS has unveiled two new liquid coolers, with the CHIONE M5-360 and CHIONE P5-360 PRO both sporting LCD displays and 360mm radiators.

GAMDIAS unveils CHIONE P5-360 PRO and CHIONE M5-360 coolers with versatile displays
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TL;DR: GAMDIAS introduced two 360mm liquid coolers, the CHIONE M5-360 ($109.90) and CHIONE P5-360 PRO ($159.90), each with three ARGB PWM fans, advanced pump and coldplate design, and rotatable LCDs (4" 480×480 on M5, 6" 960×480 on P5). Both support ZEUS CAST software, Intel/AMD mounting, and come in black or white.
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Liquid coolers with an integrated display on the pump are becoming increasingly popular in the age of panoramic view cases, and with that, GAMDIAS is expanding its liquid cooling lineup with two new display-ready models, the CHIONE M5-360 ($109.90 USD) and CHIONE P5-360 PRO ($159.90 USD).

Both the CHIONE M5-360 and CHIONE P5-360 PRO include a large 360mm radiator and three ARGB PWM fans for enhanced cooling, with the notable difference being the IPS LCD screens. The flagship CHIONE P5-360 PRO features an oversized 6-inch IPS LCD screen with a 960x480 pixel resolution on an adjustable bracket to support different orientations and tilting. In contrast, the CHIONE M5-360 features a smaller square-shaped 4-inch 90-degree rotatable LCD with a 480x480 pixel resolution and a similarly flexible mounting design.

Naturally, the addition of a display adds dynamic system monitoring, and here the CHIONE M5-360 and CHIONE P5-360 PRO coolers are compatible with GAMDIAS' ZEUS CAST software. In addition to customizing what information is visible, including CPU and GPU temperatures, it also supports animated GIFs, different themes, and controls for each display's orientation and brightness.

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Beyond the display, these coolers use a premium pump with a 3-phase, 6-slot, 4-pole motor design. This is paired with a next-generation coldplate that includes 0.12mm microflow channels and a liquid splitter designed to target CPU hotspots for maximum thermal transfer. In addition, the high-density radiator hydraulic bearing fans can deliver speeds up to 2200 RPM for an impressive 81.81 CFM airflow rating with enhanced static pressure.

Available in Black and White variants, the CHIONE M5-360 and CHIONE P5-360 PRO also ship with mounting kits for seamless Intel and AMD chipset support, including the latest AM5 and LGA 1851 motherboards.

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What are the main display differences between the CHIONE M5-360 and the CHIONE P5-360 PRO?

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Which GPUs/CPU temperatures and system metrics can be shown on the CHIONE M5-360 and P5-360 PRO displays via ZEUS CAST?

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Do the CHIONE M5-360 and P5-360 PRO support rotating or tilting the pump display for different case orientations?

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What mounting compatibility do these coolers include for Intel and AMD sockets (including AM5 and LGA 1851)?

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"With the CHIONE M5-360 and CHIONE P5-360 PRO, we wanted to prove that a cooler doesn't have to choose between performance and personality," said Stimson Wang, CEO of GAMDIAS. "These coolers deliver the thermal headroom serious builders demand, while giving every user a genuinely personal display to make their system their own."

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