Lian Li HydroShift II LCD-C 360 All In One Liquid CPU Cooler - White

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The Lian Li HydroShift II LCD-C 360 is a premium all-in-one liquid CPU cooler engineered for enthusiasts who demand both high-performance thermal management and aesthetic control. Ideal for users building high-end systems with Intel LGA 1700/1851 or AMD AM4/AM5 processors, this cooler offers a unique "fanless" design that grants full DIY flexibility to select your preferred cooling fans. While it provides excellent thermal headroom and an integrated LCD for system monitoring, users should note that they must source their own fans to complete the installation.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | GHS2LCD36W |
| Brand | LIAN LI |
No, this is a fanless model designed to give users the flexibility to select their own preferred cooling fans.
The pump motor can reach speeds up to 2500 RPM with a minimum of 2000 RPM.
Yes, the HydroShift II LCD-C 360 is compatible with LGA 1700, 1851, Socket AM4, and Socket AM5.
The integrated LCD screen features a brightness of 500 nits, ensuring it is clearly visible inside most case environments.
The unit includes 47.5cm of tubing, providing sufficient reach for most mid-tower and full-tower PC cases.
Ensure the internal USB header cable is securely connected to the motherboard and check that the control software is correctly installed.
Verify that you have installed compatible fans and that they are configured to push air through the radiator correctly. Check for proper thermal paste application.
Ensure the radiator is oriented so that air trapped in the system collects in a non-critical area of the radiator, rather than the pump block.
Before starting, ensure your PC case supports 360mm radiators. The cooler includes mounting hardware for LGA 1700, 1851, AM4, and AM5 sockets. Since this is a fanless variant, you must mount your own 120mm fans to the radiator prior to installing it into the chassis. To maintain optimal performance, regularly clear dust from the radiator fins using compressed air and check that your pump speed curves in the BIOS are properly configured to prevent noise or overheating. Always ensure the radiator is mounted in a position where the pump is not the highest point in the loop to avoid air pockets.