Unlike a traditional tower air cooler, this Lian Li liquid cooling kit carries heat away from the processor through coolant to a radiator, where the fans push it out of the case. That keeps bulky heatsinks off the motherboard and frees up space around the CPU socket, so your RAM and other components are easier to reach. It suits builds that need sustained cooling during long gaming or work sessions.
The cooler uses 120 mm fans, the size most PC cases are designed around. That makes it easier to plan where the radiator goes and to match the rest of your case fans. Because 120 mm is such a widely used standard, finding mounting points in most mid-tower and full-tower cases is usually simple. Check your own case's radiator support before you buy.
Intel users are covered with support for both LGA 1700 and LGA 1851. That spans the Intel desktop platforms many people are building on or upgrading to right now. If you move from an LGA 1700 board to an LGA 1851 system later, you can keep the same cooler rather than buying a new one. That protects your investment over more than one build.
On the AMD side, the kit supports Socket AM4 and Socket AM5. In total, it covers four sockets across both major CPU brands. AM4 owners can install it in an existing system today and carry it over to an AM5 platform when they upgrade. That flexibility makes it a sensible purchase whether you're refreshing an older Ryzen machine or starting a brand-new one.
The white colourway is the main styling point here. Getting a white build to look consistent can be tricky, because many cooling parts come only in black. This Lian Li cooler blends in with white cases, motherboards and cables, and it also stands out as a bright contrast in a dark chassis. With a glass side panel, the cooler becomes part of the visual design.
This cooler is aimed at PC builders who want liquid cooling, a white aesthetic and wide socket compatibility in one kit. It suits gamers and creators running Intel LGA 1700 or LGA 1851 systems, as well as AMD AM4 and AM5 users. It also makes sense for anyone planning a platform upgrade who would rather not replace the cooler too. For a white build, it offers great value.
| Brand | LIAN LI |
|---|---|
| Model name | HydroShift II OLED Curved 360TL |
| Product colour | White |
| Type | Liquid cooling kit |
| Tube length | 475 |
| Fan diameter | 120 |
| Fan thickness | 28 |
| Number of fins | 3 |
| Radiator depth | 24 |
| Radiator width | 122 |
| Radiator height | 400 |
| Radiator material | Aluminum |
| Suitable location | Processor |
| Fan dimensions (W x D x H) | 120 x 124 x 28 |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| EAN | 4718466023131 |
| Display diagonal | 6.67″ |
|---|---|
| Display resolution | 2288 x 1048 |
| Display type | OLED |
| Supported processor sockets | LGA 1700/LGA 1851/Socket AM4/Socket AM5 |
|---|
| Maximum airflow | 90.1 |
|---|---|
| Pump noise level | 30 |
| Maximum air pressure | 3.97 |
| Pump motor speed (max) | 2800 |
| Pump motor speed (min) | 1600 |
| Rotational speed (max) | 2600 |
| Rotational speed (min) | 200 |
| Noise level (high speed) | 33 |
Yes, as long as your board uses Socket AM4 or Socket AM5. Both are listed as supported by the manufacturer.
Yes. The cooler supports LGA 1851 as well as LGA 1700.
The specifications list a fan size of 120 mm. The manufacturer does not list the number of fans or the radiator dimensions here, so check them against your case before ordering.
The manufacturer does not list lighting or display features in the specifications provided. The confirmed details are the white colour, the 120 mm fans and the supported sockets.
The manufacturer does not list noise levels or fan speeds for this model, so we can't give a figure.
