Valkyrie V360 LCD White: carry the white finish across the build
A row of three white fans can shape the whole view through a case window. Valkyrie V360 LCD White adds a 3.5-inch IPS display near the CPU, with a matching white surround. It is intended for a layout where the radiator and screen are both visible parts of the design, rather than details hidden behind a closed panel.

Balance the screen and the fan row
The display has a specified 60Hz refresh rate. Give it a clear image or arrangement that you can recognise from your seat, and leave a clean path around the CPU block. The white housing helps separate the screen from darker motherboard components.
You do not need an elaborate lighting pattern to connect the two areas. One shared colour across the S12 fans can be enough. Judge the result with the side panel fitted, because glass and room lighting change the view.
Check more than the mounting-hole pattern
The radiator measures 379 × 120 × 27mm without its fans. Allow for the complete assembly and the tube exits, even when the case lists 360mm support.
A top mount must clear RAM and motherboard heatsinks. A front mount needs enough room behind it for the graphics card. Try the tube route before securing the radiator fully; avoiding a tight bend is easier while the assembly can still move slightly.
Tune the three S12 fans to your workload
PWM control lets you adjust the fan response. Use a familiar game or application and let the system warm up before comparing settings. A larger radiator is part of a cooling system that also depends on case airflow and processor load.
Route the fan and lighting cables so they remain identifiable. A clean cable path is useful later when you want to adjust the setup, clean the fans or remove another component.
Finish the plan before choosing the colour
- Confirm your CPU socket and the correct mounting parts.
- Measure the radiator together with its fans.
- Leave a clear view of the display through the glass.
The White version makes sense when you want the cooling assembly to follow the rest of the colour scheme. Choose the layout first, then use the screen and lighting to give it your own character.
