Thermal Grizzly showcased its new and upcoming Duronaut Pro and Hydronaut Pro high-performance thermal paste that should be coming to market soon. In addition, the company brought several new prototypes to the show, including a diamond-based version of the Mycro Direct-Die block, as well as a couple of new block coatings developed with Swiss coating technology expert Platit.

While the upcoming Duronaut Pro and Hydronaut Pro thermal paste versions will bring improvements compared to the previously available ones. The Duronaut Pro, which offers long-term durability and high thermal conductivity, is aimed at gamers and overclockers, as well as demanding industrial cooling systems. The new version, Duronaut Pro, promises much lower temperatures compared to the previous version, and the same goes for the Hydronaut Pro, which is a silicon-free thermal paste more aimed at gaming systems with liquid coolers that have large-surface heatsinks. The Duronaut Pro and Hydronaut Pro should be launching pretty soon, and we will surely keep an eye on them.

Thermal Grizzly definitely had a lot to show at the Computex 2026 show in Taipei, and it even brought a few new versions of the WireView, a device that measures power consumption of graphics cards, and while the currently available WireView Pro II is a beast that not only measures voltage, power, temperature, and current from the entire 12V-2x6 connector, but from each individual pin as well, the company thinks there is still room for additional improvement and new versions. At the show, the company teamed up with Noctua, bringing a new version of the WireView Pro II, as well as announcing the new, more compact version called the WireView II.

The WireView Pro II Noctua Edition will have all the features and functions of the original WireView Pro II but use a different CNC-machined aluminium case with a Noctua-optimized fan grill that should improve airflow-to-noise performance, as well as use Noctua's frameless NF-A4x10 PWM fan with semi-passive cooling mode. Thermal Grizzly also showcased the new WireView II, a more compact version with slim CNC/machined aluminium housing and built on the same platform as the WireView Pro II. It will retain all the functionality of the WireView Pro II platform but lack the display.

Thermal Grizzly had a lot to show at the Computex 2026 show in Taipei, including a couple of new DeltaMate products, like the matching DeltaMate CPU water blocks for Intel LGA 1851 and AMD AM5 platforms, new DeltaMate GPU block models, and its first DeltaMate Purrformante Series fans.

Due to the success of its DeltaMate GPU blocks, Thermal Grizzly is introducing matching CPU water blocks for Intel LGA 1851 and AMD AM5 platforms. Same as the DeltaMate GPU blocks, these new DeltaMate CPU Block - MPII, as Thermal Grizzly is naming them, will have a nickel-plated copper cold plate with hybrid structure high-performance micro-fins, RGB-illuminated glass window, brass threading with standard G1/4" ports, optional magnetic aluminium cover, and bundled high-performance Thermal Grizzly Duronaut thermal paste. Thermal Grizzly is also expanding its DeltaMate GPU water block lineup to include models that will support ASUS ROG Matrix RTX 5090, Suprim RTX 5090, and Palit's RTX 5090 graphics cards. These will be available in Q3 and Q4 this year.