Cyber Monday 360mm AIO deals are not live yet: Cyber Monday in the United States falls on November 30, 2026. This October 28 shopping guide compares pre-sale US listings—not confirmed Cyber Monday discounts—and explains which exact 360mm CPU cooler models to track. Four Corsair configurations had an “In Stock” label on their US product pages during research; the ARCTIC and Thermaltake alternatives remain useful candidates but do not have equally clear US purchase availability. If you need a cooler today, check the retailer’s final checkout price. If you can wait, record the SKU and baseline first, then compare like for like when the event begins. [1–8]
Quick verdict: the right 360mm AIO to watch
Best performance-first watchlist pick: ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 (ACFRE00180A). Its 38mm-thick radiator, included 120mm fans and VRM fan offer a compelling cooling-focused design. Independent testing from Tom’s Hardware is favorable, but the thick assembled cooler needs at least 63mm of installation clearance and its US retail price/stock were not independently established in this check. Treat it as a watchlist candidate, not a confirmed buy-now offer. [2, 9]
Best straightforward in-stock baseline: CORSAIR NAUTILUS 360 RS (CW-9060089-WW). Corsair listed this 360mm, non-RGB model at $109.99 and In Stock on its US site. It uses standard motherboard connectivity without a separate RGB control ecosystem. The price is a pre-event snapshot, not a Cyber Monday discount. [3]
Best current RGB alternative: CORSAIR NAUTILUS 360 RS ARGB AIO (CW-9061059-WW). The newer FlowDrive 2S configuration was $129.99, In Stock, on Corsair’s US site. Choose it when lighting and simple motherboard PWM connections matter more than an LCD. Do not mix it up with older CW-9060093-WW listings that use nearly identical names. [4]
Best midrange LCD option: CORSAIR NAUTILUS II 360 RS LCD (CW-9061053-WW). The manufacturer’s US listing showed $159.99 and In Stock. It has a 3.5-inch LCD, a FlowDrive 2S pump and a unified fan frame. It offers screen customization without paying flagship pricing. [5]
Premium-screen candidate: CORSAIR iCUE LINK TITAN II 360 RX LCD (CW-9061045-WW). The US manufacturer page showed $239.99 and In Stock. The 5-inch LCD and iCUE LINK integration are its distinguishing features; independent reviewers disagree on how compelling its cooling value is versus more affordable models. Buy it for the screen and ecosystem, not on the assumption that price alone guarantees the coolest CPU. [6, 10]
Verified pre-event price and availability snapshot
US listings accessed October 28, 2026. These are pre-sale reference prices, not confirmed Cyber Monday deals. A label of “In Stock” reflects the page’s listing at research time, not a completed checkout or a stock guarantee. Prices exclude whatever local tax or shipping applies at checkout.
| Exact model / SKU | US seller | Observed price (Oct 28) | Price status | Stock status (Oct 28) | Compatibility or buying caveat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CORSAIR NAUTILUS 360 RS / CW-9060089-WW | Corsair US | $109.99 | Pre-sale baseline | In Stock | No LCD or RGB; verify full 360mm case fit [3] |
| CORSAIR NAUTILUS 360 RS ARGB AIO / CW-9061059-WW | Corsair US | $129.99 | Pre-sale baseline | In Stock | Newer FlowDrive 2S version; do not confuse with CW-9060093-WW [4] |
| CORSAIR NAUTILUS II 360 RS LCD / CW-9061053-WW | Corsair US | $159.99 | Pre-sale baseline | In Stock | 3.5-inch screen; confirm control connections [5] |
| CORSAIR iCUE LINK TITAN II 360 RX LCD / CW-9061045-WW | Corsair US | $239.99 | Pre-sale baseline | In Stock | 5-inch screen, proprietary LINK ecosystem [6] |
| ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 / ACFRE00180A | US retailer not verified | Price not verified | No US baseline | Unclear | 38mm radiator; assembled fit needs at least 63mm [2] |
| Thermaltake TH360 V2 ARGB Sync / CL-W362-PL12SW-A | Thermaltake USA | $129.99 | Pre-sale baseline | Unclear | Site shows both “Sale Sold out” and “Add to cart”; verify before purchase [7, 8] |
Price-interpretation rule: The exact Corsair SKU CW-9061059-WW is not the older CW-9060093-WW, and the two NAUTILUS 360 RS non-RGB versions CW-9060089-WW and CW-9061060-WW should not be combined into a single price history. Matching the marketing family name is not sufficient for a legitimate sale comparison. [3, 4, 11]
What deserves a Cyber Monday price alert?
ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III Pro 360: prioritize thermal headroom
ARCTIC’s technical page identifies a 398 × 120 × 38mm radiator, 450mm tubes, a dedicated VRM fan and support for AMD AM4/AM5 and Intel LGA1700/LGA1851. Its unusually deep radiator plus standard-size fans yields the 63mm minimum installation clearance stated by ARCTIC. The manufacturer also warns that bulky M.2 SSD heatsinks on certain motherboards can interfere with installation. [2]
A strong independent review roundup at Tom’s Hardware favors this model for temperature-focused builds, while warning that stock fan settings can be noisy and that Intel installation involves a contact frame. Those judgments come from an outside tester—not testing performed by Geek Gaming Tricks. [9] The trade-off is installation complexity and space, not just sticker price. Before placing an order, check the exact case manual’s radiator-plus-fan envelope and ARCTIC’s motherboard compatibility notes. Set an alert only for the precise non-RGB ACFRE00180A configuration if that is the version you want.
Who should buy: performance-minded builders whose cases can accommodate the extra radiator thickness. Who should skip: anyone with tight top-panel clearance, an incompatible M.2 heatsink, or no appetite for checking Intel contact-frame instructions.
CORSAIR NAUTILUS 360 RS: the clean, no-screen baseline
For buyers who want a functional 360mm liquid cooler without RGB or a display, Corsair’s CW-9060089-WW is a useful reference point. The October 28 Corsair US page gave $109.99, In Stock, plus direct motherboard control and compatibility with AM4/AM5 and LGA1700/LGA1851. Its 120mm fans can be daisy-chained to reduce wiring. [3]
Compare that listing against other CW-9060089-WW offers, not visually similar “Nautilus II” or “ARGB AIO” products. A sale that takes a different generation or smaller radiator to a lower price is not automatically a discount on this model. The sensible buy-now case is an immediate CPU build that already fits a 360mm radiator. Otherwise, record $109.99 at Corsair US on October 28 as one observed baseline; it is not evidence of the long-term normal selling price.
Who should buy: a builder prioritizing straightforward cooling, standard PWM controls and low setup overhead. Who should skip: someone who specifically wants an illuminated pump cap or a display.
CORSAIR NAUTILUS 360 RS ARGB AIO: lighting without a screen
The CW-9061059-WW is the newer FlowDrive 2S, standard-PWM 360mm ARGB configuration. Corsair’s US product page showed $129.99, In Stock and names the AM4/AM5 and LGA1700/LGA1851 sockets. Lighting is supplied by LEDs in both the included fans and pump. A separate proprietary LINK hub is not part of its basic motherboard-control pitch. [4]
Corsair also has a similarly titled older CW-9060093-WW NAUTILUS ARGB listing, sometimes with a different displayed price. A real Cyber Monday comparison must retain the CW-9061059-WW SKU before any old/current price is called a savings figure. The current $129.99 is a baseline only. Avoid paying extra for ARGB if the finished PC will hide the radiator behind a solid panel.
Who should buy: a builder seeking RGB plus relatively direct wiring. Who should skip: someone who values cooling per dollar above illuminated parts, or wants an LCD.
CORSAIR NAUTILUS II 360 RS LCD: screen at a middle tier
For the CW-9061053-WW model, Corsair’s US storefront displayed $159.99, In Stock. A 3.5-inch display can show system information and images; Corsair lists a FlowDrive 2S pump, RS II unified-frame fans, and standard PWM fan connections. The product’s DisplayPort-linked screen features call for checking your motherboard, GPU outputs and the vendor’s installation guide before purchase. [5]
This may be a more appropriate watchlist target than a top-tier LCD cooler when a temperature display matters but the premium is difficult to justify. Do not confuse it with the non-LCD NAUTILUS II 360 RS, which is a separate product. A lower sticker price from another listing is only a real improvement if the screen, fans, radiator size and full SKU match.
Who should buy: an LCD-focused shopper with room for a 360mm AIO and an acceptable software/connection setup. Who should skip: anyone who does not plan to use the display or who has no suitable internal headers.
CORSAIR iCUE LINK TITAN II 360 RX LCD: premium visual build
Corsair’s CW-9061045-WW was $239.99, In Stock on the US storefront. It offers a 5-inch 720 × 1280 display, FlowDrive 2 pump, RX II fans and LINK connections. This is a specialized choice for shoppers already planning a compatible iCUE build. [6]
The important nuance is independent evidence: Hardware Busters’ October 5, 2026 testing on a Ryzen 9 7900X judged the cooler weaker than several alternatives in its noise-normalized comparison, despite the large screen. TweakTown’s September 2026 review emphasized strong results in particular settings but also noted that its quieter presets did not lead the cooling charts. The test environments and fan modes differ, so their temperature figures should not be merged into one performance ranking. [10, 12] If you’re paying for this model, you should actively want its display, supported cabling setup and customization.
Who should buy: a high-budget, LCD-first builder who understands LINK and software requirements. Who should skip: buyers who simply want maximum CPU cooling for the fewest dollars.
Thermaltake TH360 V2 ARGB Sync: check the seller status first
The CL-W362-PL12SW-A is a true 360mm AIO with a 396 × 120 × 27mm radiator, 25mm CT120 ARGB fans, motherboard-controlled 5V ARGB lighting, and AM4/AM5 plus multiple Intel sockets according to Thermaltake’s technical sheet. [7] Its US storefront displayed $129.99, but the same page contained both “Sale Sold out” and an “Add to cart” control. That contradiction is why the comparison table marks stock Unclear rather than “In Stock.” [8]
Keep it as a comparison candidate for cases with less radiator depth, but do not treat it as an available deal until the US cart accepts the exact SKU and identifies a ship date. Unlike ARCTIC’s thicker solution, its radiator-plus-25mm-fan nominal thickness is approximately 52mm before allowing for case structures or cable routing. This is a geometric sum, not an installation guarantee.
How to verify a real Cyber Monday discount on November 30
- Start with the exact SKU. Copy the model number from the table, including suffixes. Open the same US seller’s listing on November 30. Confirm 360mm , the correct RGB/LCD variant, color and included fans.
- Compare an actual observed price. Check the October 28 price for the same SKU and seller above, plus any later dated records you have collected. A crossed-out MSRP does not prove an actual recent selling price. For ARCTIC, there is no verified US baseline in this version of the guide.
- Check stock and sale terms. Confirm the item can be placed in the cart; inspect coupon requirements, membership restrictions, shipping dates, return policies, and whether a third-party marketplace seller is involved. A visible “Add to cart” control alone is not a completed-stock check.
- Calculate your own all-in ceiling. Include shipping and applicable sales tax. If another merchant’s displayed price is lower but shipping costs more, compare final checkout totals rather than marketing banners.
- Verify build fit before payment. Cross-check the case’s top or front 360mm radiator mount, radiator/fan stack, pump-head clearance, motherboard socket kit, and potentially obstructing RAM/VRM/M.2 components. A “360mm compatible” case label is only the first check.
- Choose buy or wait. Buy if the exact SKU is in stock, its final cost is under your personal budget, and fit is confirmed. Wait if the discount cannot be supported by dated price history, the unit is backordered, or compatibility remains unresolved.
A practical watchlist sheet
Record SKU | seller | reference price | dated screenshot/link | November 30 price | stock | shipping/tax estimate | exact mounting fit | decision. For example, the Corsair NAUTILUS 360 RS CW-9060089-WW starts with an October 28 Corsair US reference of $109.99, not an advertised sale. A buyer may choose a lower personal target, but a target is not a forecast and should not be described as a verified deal.
Compatibility checks that save a wasted purchase
Case: Verify front and/or top radiator positioning and dimensions. Measure radiator-plus-fan stack; the ARCTIC’s manufacturer-stated 63mm clearance is notably different from a conventional slim unit. Check clearance to motherboard heatsinks and the top edge of RAM. For front mounting, confirm room for the GPU and route tubing without sharp bends.
CPU platform: The listed current CORSAIR models and ARCTIC model support AMD AM4/AM5 and Intel LGA1700/LGA1851 according to their manufacturer pages, but the exact box contents and mounting method should still be checked. ARCTIC uses a more involved Intel contact-frame procedure. Never improvise socket mounting hardware. [2–6]
Power and controls: Standard 4-pin PWM fan plugs differ from 3-pin 5V addressable RGB connectors. Never insert 5V ARGB into a 12V RGB header. LCD/LINK solutions may also need internal USB, power and/or display cabling. Follow the correct model’s official manual rather than a video for a similarly named generation.
Noise and warranty: Independent cooling or noise results depend on CPU, ambient temperature, fan curve and measurement conditions. A cooler with aggressive stock fan settings may run louder without producing worthwhile in-game gains. Check warranty terms for the US region and the exact sold SKU before purchase.
Frequently asked questions
Are these Cyber Monday 360mm AIO deals live?
No. This article was researched on October 28, 2026, before Cyber Monday on November 30. The listed prices are retailer observations or unverified slots, not live event discounts. It should be refreshed with exact seller, date, checkout and stock evidence during the sale. [1]
Is a 360mm AIO always better than a 240mm cooler?
No. Radiator capacity is only one factor. The CPU’s power behavior, fans, pump, case airflow, noise target and cooler design all matter. A well-installed smaller cooler may be sufficient for a modest-power build; never buy a 360mm unit if the case cannot safely fit it.
How low should a cooler price fall before I buy?
Set a personal price ceiling based on budget and immediate need. The values in the table represent only one dated seller observation, not a reliable historical average. To label an offer a genuine discount, verify that the same SKU at the same seller actually sold for more in a comparable recent period.
Can I fit the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 into any 360mm-compatible case?
No. ARCTIC calls for at least 63mm clearance for its assembled radiator and fans and notes possible interference with certain motherboard M.2 heatsinks. Check the case and motherboard manuals before adding it to the cart. [2]
Are the different CORSAIR NAUTILUS 360 RS names interchangeable?
No. Product names vary by generation, lighting and LCD configuration. CW-9060089-WW, CW-9061059-WW and CW-9061053-WW refer to different products. Compare exact model numbers, not a family name or product photograph. [3–5]
Final thoughts
The strongest first step is to save one exact SKU and its dated US seller listing today. For an available, simple baseline, start with CORSAIR CW-9060089-WW at its observed $109.99; choose CW-9061059-WW for straightforward ARGB, or CW-9061053-WW if you actually want an LCD. Keep ARCTIC ACFRE00180A on the cooling-performance watchlist only after validating its 63mm clearance and finding a real US seller listing. Return on November 30, 2026, and buy only when the matching configuration is in stock and your all-in price threshold is met. None of today’s reference prices is labeled a confirmed Cyber Monday deal.
Sources and verification notes
The source numbers in the article map to the exact URLs below. Prices and stocks are dated page observations, not checkout confirmations.
[1] Cyber Monday 2026 dates, timeanddate. https://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/us/cyber-monday
[2] ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 official technical page. https://www.arctic.de/en/Liquid-Freezer-III-Pro-360/ACFRE00180/
[3] CORSAIR NAUTILUS 360 RS, CW-9060089-WW, US shop. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/cpu-coolers/cw-9060089-ww/nautilus-360-rs-liquid-cpu-cooler-cw-9060089-ww
[4] CORSAIR NAUTILUS 360 RS ARGB AIO, CW-9061059-WW, US shop. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/cpu-coolers/cw-9061059-ww/nautilus-360-rs-argb-aio-liquid-cpu-cooler-cw-9061059-ww
[5] CORSAIR NAUTILUS II 360 RS LCD, CW-9061053-WW, US shop. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/cpu-coolers/cw-9061053-ww/nautilus-ii-360-rs-lcd-liquid-cpu-cooler-cw-9061053-ww
[6] CORSAIR iCUE LINK TITAN II 360 RX LCD, CW-9061045-WW, US shop. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/cpu-coolers/cw-9061045-ww/icue-link-titan-ii-360-rx-lcd-aio-liquid-cpu-cooler-cw-9061045-ww
[7] Thermaltake TH360 V2 ARGB official technical page. https://thermaltake.com/products/th360-v2-argb-sync-all-in-one-liquid-cooler
[8] Thermaltake USA TH360 V2 ARGB, CL-W362-PL12SW-A, store. https://thermaltakeusa.com/products/th360-v2-argb-sync-all-in-one-liquid-cooler-cl-w362-pl12sw-a
[9] Tom’s Hardware, Best AIO coolers, independent roundup. https://www.tomshardware.com/best-picks/best-aio-coolers
[10] Hardware Busters, Titan II 360 RX LCD review, Oct 5 2026. https://hwbusters.com/cooling/corsair-icue-link-titan-ii-360-rx-lcd-aio-review/
[11] CORSAIR NAUTILUS 360 RS AIO, CW-9061060-WW, variant check. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/cpu-coolers/cw-9061060-ww/nautilus-360-rs-aio-liquid-cpu-cooler-cw-9061060-ww
[12] TweakTown Titan II 360 RX LCD review, Sep 17 2026. https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/11604/corsair-icue-link-titan-ii-360-rx-lcd-liquid-cpu-cooler/index.html
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