According to Hyte, Thicc Q80Trio is the best all-in-one liquid cooler on the market.

"The most chic, cool, quiet and intelligent AIO ever made," reads a placard at the Computex booth at Hi-Tech. I have been told the same by company representatives who tell me that they could not find an equivalent in their tests.

The cooler has a 360mm radiator pre-installed with 3 Thicc FP12 fans. In addition, it may be difficult to understand by images alone, but I am not ashamed of its name. This one is very thick at 52mm.

top dog—Hyte reports 105.8 cubic feet/min of airflow and a static pressure of 8.14mmh2o, which is an overall cooler rating, but all 3 fans combined. We need to put that claim to test ourselves for something more comparable.

Just talking about the possibility of cooling is to ignore the 5-inch screen loaded into this cooler. This is a HD display that can be customized via the Hyte PC application, Nexus. On the back sits an array of RGB LEDs for a gorgeous backlit ambient glow effect. 

I've been testing a small version of this cooler over the past few weeks, the Thicc Q60. What stood out to me is how quiet it is, especially given the impressive performance of the cooler. I have it loaded on an outdoor test bench at desk height next to where I work and I have no complaints about the noise. But price is a big factor. It's フ399 for the Huaroo

But most gamers don't need a cooler with a screen, especially the triple-fan model that makes their wallets cry. The Thicc Q80 trio doesn't have a confirmed price tag yet, but it will be dear.

The Thicc Q80 Trio is expected to launch on May 8.

To support the price factor, Hyte is also releasing a more modest version of the Thicc Q60. It's called the P60 duo.

The P60Duo comes with almost the same radiators, fans and performance as the q60. But it ditches the big screen and chooses some more subtle lighting instead. Notes, but I said more subtle. This thing still stands out.

Unfortunately, the price of P60Duo is also not. Although it is set to launch in May.