RAM prices might be sucking all the joy out of building PCs but four-screen AIO coolers go a little way to bringing a smile back on my face

These are rancid times for building a new gaming PC or upgrading a current one. Especially so if you’re really unlucky and you’ve had a RAM stick fail on you. Memory prices are doing their best to make my favourite hobby an utter misery, but every now and then, I stumble across something that makes me smile again. Like Jonsbo’s four-screen AIO CPU cooler.

It’s not a new model, as the China-based company actually launched its TF3-360SCB back in July, but I was browsing through some Japanese PC hardware news, which brought it to my attention.

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A promotional image for the Jonsbo TF3-360SCB AIO liquid CPU cooler, focusing on its key selling point: four LCD screens. — (Image credit: Jonsbo)

It looks pretty classy in steel-like grey, rather than outright black, though there’s a white option if you prefer to have a polar bear PC. While I’m not a huge fan of RGB and other gamer bling in my main rig, I reckon the Jonsbo cooler would be pretty useful in my test PCs.

Each display could be set to display a key metric while I’m benchmarking away. I know I can do this in other ways, but this just seems…well…neat. Plus, I’m far too attached to the name ‘Jonsbo’. I keep saying it in my head, but I think I’m just burned out from having to stare at the apocalyptic rise of RAM prices.

As far as I can tell, the Jonsbo TF3-360SCB isn’t available in the US or UK yet, and it may never make its way over the waters. If it does, though, I might try to get my hands on one, if only so I can yell at my PC Gamer hardware colleagues: “Look at my Jonsbo!”