As part of our continuing coverage of Sudokoo at the 2025 Computex, beginning with the company's liquid CPU coolers, we now move on to its air coolers and fans. The company brought two premium air-based CPU coolers to Computex, the SK700V and SK620V. The SK620V is a D-type cooler—aluminium dual fin-stack tower. The heatsink is completely shrouded from the sides, and has a pair of pre-installed 120 mm FDB fans in push-pull configuration. Sudokoo recommends this cooler for AMD Socket AM5, and rates its cooling capacity at 220 W, making it fit for even the top 16-core Ryzen 9 processors. The cooler's star attraction is an LED segment display which puts out ACPI system monitoring stats. The cooler comes win black and white color variants.

Next up, is the SK700V, the company's flagship air cooler, though it continues to be rated for 220 W TDP. Unlike the SK620V, this is a U-type single fin-stack cooler, however the fin-stack is very thick, and is capable of having fans in push-pull configuration, however only one 120 mm FDB fan is included. As with the SK620V, the top plate shroud has a segment LED display that puts out system monitoring stats. Moving on, we were shown the company's premium case fan lineup, the Mach 140 and Mach 120. These fans feature a premium hydraulic bearing, and a transparent hubcap letting you see the motor's winding inside. The motor features a 10-pole/12-slot winding, with 3-phase power. The hydraulic bearing is sourced from Porite Corporation. Lastly, Sudokoo showed us various tag-on accessories for its fans, letting you put their 30 mm thickness to good use.More pictures follow.

Sudokoo is a recent entrant to the PC case and cooling scene, we recently did a Giveaway with this brand just before we took off for Taipei. The company made its debut at Computex with its first product stack. We begin our coverage with the company's liquid cooling products. Starting things off, is the Energlo, a fairly premium all-in-one liquid CPU cooler, which features a large cubical pump-block with an LED segment display. This display puts out CPU temperature, CPU load, frequency, and power values, which it pulls from software via a USB connection. This software reads the values from ACPI. Perhaps the most interesting feature is its corded breakaway module that gives you a rotary dial that lets you cycle information, control fan speed, cycle through RGB presets, etc.

Next up, is the Proteus series. This was one of the prizes in our recent Giveaway. This is the company's high-end offering, and dominating it is a cube-shaped pump-block that has a 3.4-inch true-color LCD with 480 x 480 pixels resolution. The display can be rotated 90-degree to orient with the way you installed it, without needing any tools. The cooler also offers certain premium features such as compound fans, including fans that are 30 mm-thick for larger impellers that turn at lower RPM to achieve the target airflow, and end up quieter. We thought the 360 mm variant was the largest one, but at Computex, we were shown an even larger Proteus 420, with a 420 mm x 140 mm radiator. Sudokoo claims that this AIO can deal with thermal loads of 350 W.More pictures follow.

Sudokoo offers world-class high performance PC hardware and thermal solutions from Singapore to the world. At Sudokoo, we're passionate about designing next-level thermal solutions that blend powerful performance with sleek aesthetics—and today, we're excited to introduce our PROTEUS Series AIO cooler, SK700/SK620 Series Air cooler and MACH120 Case Fans during COMPUTEX 2025!

SK700V: An AM5-designated digital air cooler with Full RAM Freedom
FLAGSHIP CPU AIR COOLERS- SK series offer 6/7 offset heat pipes air cooler, comes with digital display screen version and standard version. AM5-focused and delivering 220 W cooling power. Rail Lock Mount design for simple and elegant installation concept. Digital version available provides real-time monitoring of CPU temperature, usage, wattage, and frequency. Controlled via MasterCraft software.