Enermax CPU and case cooling product lineup shown at Computex 2025 is led by the Aquasoar series. The Aquasoar 360 is the company's premium AIO CLC featuring a pump-block with not one, but two displays. The larger 3.5-inch main display is along the top of the pump-block, while the smaller 2.4-inch one moves on a hinge—you can have it face the top, or the side. Each of the three 120 mm radiator fans comes in a uniquely designed fan frame, and implements daisy-chaining to reduce cable clutter.

The Aquasoar ACS 360 is a step up from the Aquasoar 360, with three exclusive features—its cold plate implements AeroCore Structure (ACS), which extends the copper cold-plate with an extruded aluminium heatsink. A 70 mm fan sits on top of this heatsink, airflow from this fan not just dissipates heat from this heatsink, but also cools the VRM area. The third exclusive feature is its 360 mm x 120 mm compound fan replacing the daisy-chained 3x 120 mm, which further reduces the cable clutter. Each impeller can push up to 82 CFM of airflow.Next up, is the Liqtech XTR 360. This cooler is designed specifically for workstations, and supports AMD Socket TR5 and Intel Socket LGA4677, for Ryzen Threadripper 9000/7000 and Xeon W-2400/3400/2500/3500 series processors. It comes with a large cold-plate to match the IHS size of these processors. This is backed by a 3000 RPM high-pressure pump. The cooler uses a 360 mm x 120 mm radiator, and Enermax claims a cooling capacity of 550 W.Lastly, there's the Enermax Flow ARGB 360, the company's latest mainstream AIO CLC, with a 360 degree rotatable segment display, and a 300 W cooling capacity.

Among the new case fans shown by Enermax at Computex 2025 are the DC-3 series, SC series, and the PF series. All three come in 120 mm and 140 mm sizes and color variants of black and white. The DC series comes in packs of three fans, hence the name DC-3. It offers hydraulic bearings, and a magnetic daisy-chain connection to the other three fans, with a single cable handling both 4-pin PWM and 3-pin ARGB connections. You can connect up to 6 fans by daisy-chaining them.The PF series is optimized for high static pressure and airflow, and is recommended for DIY liquid cooling radiators, with its 9-blade impeller, anti-vibration pads, and reinforced frame. The SC series is designed for a balance of aesthetics and performance, it comes with infinity mirror ornaments on all four sides of the frame, besides additional ARGB diffusers along the top and bottom of the frame. There are additional LEDs located in the impeller hub, for a total of 2 lighting zones.Enermax brought a trio of air CPU coolers to Computex 2025. The ETS-T70 Digital leads the pack. This is a thick single fin-stack cooler with a claimed cooling capacity of 280 W. The cooler uses seven 6 mm-thick heat pipes, and a 120 mm high static-pressure fan. The top-plate of the heatsink has a segment display that puts out stats pulled from ACPI. The ETS-T51 Digital is positioned a notch below this, and is a slightly slimmer fin-stack that uses five 6 mm-thick heatpipes, and a single high static-pressure 120 mm fan, for a claimed cooling capacity of 255 W. It has a segment display, just like the top ETS-T70 Digital. The ETS-T41 Digital ARGB is the company's mainstream air CPU cooler, with a single fin-stack that appears a little slimmer than the one in the ETS-T51, and uses four 6 mm-thick heat pipes; but includes two 120 mm fans in push-pull configuration, to offer cooling capacity of 250 W.