Everyone needs a four-screen Jonsbo setup!

These are tough times for anyone looking to build a new gaming PC or upgrade an existing one, especially if you’ve had the misfortune of a RAM stick failing. Memory prices are making this hobby feel like a nightmare, but occasionally, I come across something that reignites my excitement. Enter Jonsbo’s four-screen AIO CPU cooler.

Although this model isn’t brand new—having been launched back in July—browsing through some Japanese PC hardware news recently reminded me of its existence.

With Asetek’s 20-year patent on AIO coolers expiring earlier this year, the market has been flooded with new models at significantly lower prices, which is great for PC builders. However, it’s becoming increasingly challenging for cooling companies to create something that truly stands out.

That’s where the Jonsbo TF3-360SCB comes in, and I have to say, it’s pretty impressive. It features the standard LCD screen in the pump head/CPU mount, but it also includes three additional displays along the edge of the fan block that attaches to the radiator.

Speaking of the fans, I find it cool that they come as a single unit. While it might be a hassle to replace if one fails, having three 120 mm fans combined into one unit is a sleek design choice that simplifies installation.

The cooler sports a classy steel-like grey finish instead of a typical black, though there’s a white variant available if you prefer a lighter aesthetic. While I’m not usually a fan of RGB and flashy gamer aesthetics in my main rig, I think the Jonsbo cooler would be quite handy in my test setups.

Each display can show a key metric while I’m benchmarking, which I know I can do in other ways, but this just feels… well… neat. Plus, I can’t help but enjoy saying the name ‘Jonsbo.’ It’s a nice distraction from the relentless rise of RAM prices.

As for availability, it seems the Jonsbo TF3-360SCB isn’t yet on sale in the US or UK, and it might not make it across the ocean at all. If it does, though, I’d definitely want to grab one, just so I can show it off to my fellow hardware enthusiasts and exclaim, “Check out my Jonsbo!”