From Thermalright, we learn that the brand is launching two new AIOs, but the more interesting of the two is frankly the Levita Vision. This kit, similar to TryX’s Panorama, offers a curved screen with high resolution. In short, it’s clear where the inspiration comes from!
Levita Vision: a curved screen with high resolution!
With this kit, Thermalright announces an AIO whose pump is naturally inspired by the concept behind the TryX Panorama. The pump houses a massive 6.6″ screen with 2400×1080 resolution. Via Thermalright’s software, you can apply your visuals, monitor temperatures or voltages linked to your PC, and display 3D animations or video.
Other than that, the kit uses a conventional aluminum radiator. It’s also 27 mm thick – nothing out of the ordinary here. This unit will be fitted with three fans, either TL-UB36s or TL-M12Qs, which place greater emphasis on RGB and are less concerned with performance. Their characteristics are as follows:
- TL-UB36:
- Speeds: up to 2150 rpm
- Air flow 69 CFM
- Static pressure: 2.87 mmH2O
- TL-M12Q :
- Speeds: up to 2000 rpm
- Air flow 68.9 CFM
- Static pressure: 2.21 mmH2O
As far as compatibility is concerned, Thermalright provides everything necessary to ensure compatibility with current and past Intel platforms. Indeed, this AIO can be mounted on LGA-1155, for example. On the AMD side, on the other hand, the pump can only be mounted on AM4 and AM5! Finally, let’s not forget the pump’s substantial dimensions, measuring 98.09 (W) x 77.50 (D) x 113.19 (H) mm.
Now for the price. Thermalright is known to be very aggressive on this point. The question is, how low will they go with this model? For your information, a TryX Panorama costs over €350!
Here are the Thermalright product sheets!
