One screen on a pump head is old news. TCOMAS EXIT D3 Pro bolts three 3.95-inch screens around the block and wraps them into a little open-front box, so a matched scene on all three panels reads as a glasses-free 3D diorama sitting inside your case. TCOMAS calls it the world’s first triple-display liquid cooler. Underneath the light show is a real 360 mm AIO rated for 350W TDP, with three fans that spin up to 3,200 RPM.
Three screens, one scene
Each 480 x 480 panel can run its own content, two can team up, or all three sync into one corner-wrapped image. That is where the 3D trick comes from: render a room across the back and side walls and your eyes fill in the depth. The screens mount magnetically on an aluminum frame, and a sliding structure lets you move the display up or down so the tubes can exit either way.
The “Pro” part is the fans
The Pro pairs the EXIT D3 design with TCOMAS LYNK fans: three 120 x 120 x 30 mm fans running 650 to 3,200 RPM, pushing up to 111 CFM at 7.7 mmAq. TCOMAS lists 42 dBA at max, so this is a build for people who would rather see big numbers than hear silence. There is also a tiny built-in fan in the pump head to move air over the motherboard; TCOMAS notes it runs at full speed by default and can be audible.
Spec sheet that matters
- Sockets: Intel LGA 1851 / 1700, AMD AM5 / AM4
- Cooling: rated for 350W TDP; copper cold plate
- Radiator: 360 mm aluminum, 397 x 119.2 x 29.2 mm; 400 mm sleeved EPDM tubing
- Pump: TCOMAS X6M-P, 22 dBA, 12V
- Fans: three LYNK 120 mm, 650 to 3,200 RPM, 111 CFM, 7.7 mmAq, 42 dBA max, ARGB
- Displays: three 3.95-inch 480 x 480 panels, magnetic mount; wallpapers, video and live CPU/GPU telemetry via TCOMAS software
- Colors: black or white
On a cooling-meets-flex kick today: the Pulsar F01 Noctua Edition put a real fan inside a mouse. For more floating-image desk magic, see Holoneo. And from the archive, the original no-glasses 3D flex: Nishho’s 52-inch 3D TV.
US pricing has been tracking around $190, but US stock is spotty right now, so check the current price before you buy. Full specs and where-to-buy at tcomastech.com.
Sources: TCOMAS EXIT D3 Pro official product page | TweakTown Computex 2026 coverage | ShortCircuit Short.