Gamdias Rolls Out the Boreas M2-61L CPU Cooler

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GAMDIAS, a premier brand in high-performance gaming PC hardware, proudly announces the launch of the BOREAS M2-61L CPU air cooler. Engineered for exceptional cooling performance, this advanced air cooler features a single-tower design with enlarged aluminium fins, six copper heat pipes, and a high-performance PWM fan. Adding a touch of style and functionality, a massive 4.3" IPS LCD screen displays real-time system information and customizable visuals, ensuring optimal cooling with a personalized aesthetic. As part of GAMDIAS's 2025 slogan, "GAMING REIMAGINED," the BOREAS M2-61L allows users to reimagine the future of air cooling with its innovative design. "With the BOREAS M2-61L, we are pushing the boundaries of air-cooling technology, combining performance and personalization to deliver an exciting new solution for gamers everywhere," said Stimson Wang, CEO of GAMDIAS. With this launch, GAMDIAS reinforces its commitment to delivering premium products that set new industry benchmarks.

The BOREAS M2-61L features a massive 4.3-inch IPS LCD display with a 272×480 vertical resolution, making it ideal for vertical video formats such as Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and TikTok. It also allows for full personalization, enabling users to set custom images or animated GIFs as the background while monitoring real-time system performance. Enclosed in a sleek black finish, the LCD adds a dynamic and stylish touch, enhancing the aesthetics of any build while maintaining a premium look.



Powered by ZEUS CAST software, the BOREAS M2-61L offers real-time system monitoring when connected via a 9-pin USB header. The software enables users to upload custom images or animations, adjust screen orientation and brightness, and choose from multiple display modes, including system stats display, clock and calendar mode, gallery mode, and note mode, providing a comprehensive and customizable experience for users seeking both functionality and aesthetics.

Designed for powerful heat dissipation, the BOREAS M2-61L is the excellent cooling solution for modern CPUs. Its enlarged aluminium fins maximize heat transfer, keeping temperatures low during intense workloads. The 120 mm high-performance fan delivers an impressive airflow of 80.83 CFM with a static pressure of 2.80 mmH₂O, ensuring optimal cooling efficiency. Equipped with premium hydraulic bearings and PWM control, the fan operates at speeds of up to 2000 RPM, maintaining low noise levels while providing outstanding thermal efficiency.

The BOREAS M2-61L air cooler includes an upgraded mounting kit for seamless installation on both AMD and Intel platforms, including the newest Intel LGA 1851 and AMD AM5.

• 4.3" IPS LCD Screen
• 272 x 480 Vertical Display Perfection
• Customize LCD Background
• Optimized Convex copper Base
• 6 High-performance copper Heat Pipes
• Hydraulic Bearing PWM Fan with 80.83 CFM, 2.80mmH2O
• 160 mm Clearance & Height Compatibility
• ZEUS CAST Software
• Supports LGA 1851 / AM5

MSRP for the BOREAS M2-61L: 84.9 USD.

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[Vya Domus]

I wonder if there is a technical term for this phenomena where things which used to serve a purely functional purpose become overburdened with increasingly bizarre decorations as time goes on. Have they thought of putting a display on the backplate of video cards yet ? Surely it's just a matter of time until they do it.

 

[MaMoo]

I wonder if there is a technical term for this phenomena where things which used to serve a purely functional purpose become overburdened with increasingly bizarre decorations as time goes on. Have they thought of putting a display on the backplate of video cards yet ? Surely it's just a matter of time until they do it.

"E-waste".

 

[ThaneX]

I wonder if there is a technical term for this phenomena where things which used to serve a purely functional purpose become overburdened with increasingly bizarre decorations as time goes on. Have they thought of putting a display on the backplate of video cards yet ? Surely it's just a matter of time until they do it.

Yes, lots of graphics card and keyboards etc. have LCD screens.