GAMDIAS Launches CHIONE P5 360 PRO and M5 360 With Adjustable LCD Displays

GAMDIAS has expanded its liquid cooling portfolio with the new CHIONE P5 360 PRO and CHIONE M5 360, 2 new 360 mm AIO liquid coolers designed to combine high performance CPU cooling with customizable IPS LCD displays. Announced on August 24, 2026, both models target gaming PCs and enthusiast builds where thermal performance, system monitoring, RGB integration, and visual customization increasingly share equal importance. The launch builds on GAMDIAS' growing focus on display integrated cooling solutions following its earlier CHIONE P5 Series launch, while introducing significantly larger displays and more flexible screen positioning.

The CHIONE P5 360 PRO sits at the top of the new lineup with a large 6 inch IPS LCD mounted to a multi directional adjustable bracket. The mechanism allows the display to tilt, extend, and reposition according to the internal system layout or preferred viewing angle. The CHIONE M5 360 takes a more compact approach with a 4 inch IPS LCD and a 90 degree rotating mechanism, allowing builders to correctly orient the display across different radiator and case configurations. Both screens can display system information while also supporting custom images and animated GIFs, making the cooler part of the overall visual design of the PC rather than simply a thermal component.

"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. These coolers deliver the thermal headroom serious builders demand, while giving every user a genuinely personal display to make their system their own."
— Quote by: Stimson Wang, CEO of GAMDIAS.

Customization is handled through GAMDIAS' ZEUS CAST software, which gives users control over custom images, animated GIFs, preset themes, screen orientation, and display brightness. The LCD can also operate as a hardware monitoring dashboard showing information including CPU temperature and clock speeds. This makes the screen particularly useful for showcase gaming systems where builders want system statistics visible without relying entirely on an external monitoring overlay.

Underneath the displays, both models share GAMDIAS' upgraded cooling architecture. The pump uses a 3 phase, 6 slot, 4 pole motor designed to maintain stable coolant circulation while reducing operating noise during sustained workloads. The coldplate incorporates 0.12 mm microflow channels together with a precision liquid splitter intended to direct coolant toward CPU hotspots and improve thermal transfer. Heat is transferred into a high density 360 mm radiator paired with 3 hydraulic bearing PWM NOTUS fans capable of reaching 2200 RPM and delivering airflow of up to 81.81 CFM. The fans also include customizable ARGB lighting and motherboard synchronization support.

GAMDIAS has also incorporated hidden cable routing to reduce visible wiring around the radiator and cooling assembly, an increasingly important feature for panoramic and showcase PC cases. Both models include updated mounting hardware supporting current Intel LGA 1851 and AMD AM5 platforms, making them compatible with modern gaming processors from both major desktop CPU ecosystems. GAMDIAS has also released a CHIONE LCD Series trailer showcasing the display functionality and overall design.

Pricing information supplied with the announcement lists the CHIONE M5 360 at 109.90$ and the white CHIONE M5 360 WH at 114.90$. The supplied pricing table lists the CHIONE P5 360 at 159.90$, although the newly announced flagship model is identified throughout the release as the CHIONE P5 360 PRO.

Large LCD screens are quickly becoming another competitive front for premium AIO cooling. GAMDIAS is pushing that concept further by moving beyond a screen fixed directly above the CPU block and treating the display almost like an integrated secondary monitor. The 6 inch adjustable panel on the CHIONE P5 360 PRO is particularly interesting for panoramic cases where component visibility is part of the build itself. Cooling specifications remain equally important, and the combination of 2200 RPM fans, 81.81 CFM airflow, 0.12 mm microflow channels, and a redesigned pump gives the new CHIONE models the hardware foundation expected from a modern 360 mm gaming AIO.

Would you use a 6 inch adjustable LCD inside your gaming PC for hardware monitoring and custom visuals, or do you still prefer a cleaner AIO design without a large display?