New Jonsbo TH AIO cooler combines multiple fans into a single frame

Jonsbo has introduced an intriguing update to its watercooler lineup, which now includes the TH series. Featuring an LCD designed to display essential monitoring metrics, this interface aligns with a back-end software experience that prioritises functionality over extravagance, a refreshing choice in an era dominated by increasingly complex displays.

As shown by the images shared by CowCotland, the company uses single-frame fans to cool the radiators of the new TH series watercoolers. So, if one fan fails, you must replace the two or three within the frame. However, the continuous RGB lighting strips, which are only possible because the TH AIOs use a single frame, add a nice look. In other words, you're pretty much trading repairability for aesthetics.

Regarding sizing, Jonsbo is concentrating on the popular 240 mm and 360 mm configurations while skipping the 280 mm variant, at least for now. Consumers can choose between white and black finishes, catering to different build preferences. The radiator is crafted from aluminum, featuring twelve channels and a thickness of 27 mm. The pump operates at up to 2400 RPM, delivering a flow rate of 1.3 L/min. As for the fans, they're adjustable between 700 and 2400 RPM, providing a maximum airflow of 62.4 CFM. The fans' static pressure ratings weren't disclosed.

On the compatibility front, the cooling solution supports a widely-used range of sockets, including AM4, AM5, 115x, 1200, 1700, and 1851. The package includes a black mounting kit, thermal paste, and a spatula for application.

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