be quiet!, the German manufacturer for premium PC components and peripherals, is expanding its Light Wings portfolio with Light Wings Pro IO, its first high-end, software-controlled Light Wings fan series. Light Wings Pro IO launches in two sizes (420 mm and 360 mm) as regular and reverse versions, and is joined by 140 mm and 120 mm Expansion fans. The new series combines spectacular illumination, precise software control, and whisper-quiet cooling for high-end gaming and multimedia systems, black and white showcases, water- and air-cooling setups, and silent system builds.

Aaron Licht, CEO of be quiet!"Light Wings Pro IO brings together everything this series stands for: impressive illumination, quiet operation, and performance-focused engineering. With Light Wings Pro IO, we paid close attention to the details that shape the overall user experience. Whether it's the continuous rubber frame helping to reduce vibration and improve airflow efficiency, or the extensive ARGB customization options, every element was designed with purpose. The result is a cooling solution that gives users the freedom to create a system that looks exactly the way they want, delivering great performance while staying quiet under load."

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, introduces the OB360 AIO Liquid Cooler, combining powerful cooling performance with refined industrial aesthetics. Featuring a 360 mm single-frame fan design, support for up to 360 W TDP, and distinctive textured detailing, the OB360 simplifies installation while delivering efficient thermal management. Its black, non-RGB design offers a minimalist and understated look for modern PC builds.

Industrial Textured Aesthetics
The OB360 features a black water block with diagonal textured grooves that create a distinctive finish. Embossed detailing on the fan frame complements the water block, establishing a cohesive industrial aesthetic throughout the cooling assembly.

Zalman has launched two new mid-tower cases, the S6 Black and S6 V2 Black, with identical dimensions of 412 x 215 x 486 mm and the same core specifications. The only difference between them is that the V2 Black includes two additional 120 mm RGB fans mounted at the top. Both PC cases support ATX, microATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, feature seven PCIe slots, up to 345 mm GPU clearance, and CPU cooler height up to 165 mm. For storage, there is one 3.5-inch HDD bay, three 2.5-inch SSD bays, and one combo bay. Fan support is generous, up to three 120/140 mm at the front, two 120/140 mm at the top, two 120 mm at the bottom, and one 120 mm at the rear. The S6 Black ships with three fixed-RGB 140 mm front fans and one fixed-RGB 120 mm rear fan. As already stated, the S6 V2 Black adds two fixed-RGB 120 mm fans at the top. Radiator support goes up to 360 mm at the front, 240 mm at the top, and 120 mm at the rear.

Both cases feature a mesh front panel, tempered glass side panel, magnetic top dust filter, and additional filters at the front and bottom. For cable management users gets 22 mm of clearance behind the motherboard tray. Front I/O includes USB-C, one USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, HD audio, and separate power and RGB buttons. The S6 Black is listed at $79.99 on Zalman USA. The S6 V2 Black doesn't have an official price yet, though the small difference in included fans suggests something around $89.

Corsair (Nasdaq: CRSR) is excited to announce the launch of powerful second-generation cooling hardware with NAUTILUS II all-in-one liquid CPU coolers, and updated RS II and RS II ARGB fans. These components deliver powerful, low-noise cooling with easy setup and management for simple plug-and-play operation on any modern PC. NAUTILUS II, RS II, and RS II ARGB devices connect directly to the motherboard for simple fan management without the need for external fan controllers, offering affordable and effective cooling with easy setup and maintenance.

The TechPowerUp team visited the Chieftec booth at IFA 2026, with some interesting offerings on display. Chieftec brought its case lineup to the show, mixing an unannounced E-ATX tower with two chassis it already launched earlier this year. The new one is the Atlas, an E-ATX case supporting up to 420 mm radiators in the front or top. It has room for three 120 mm fans behind the power supply shroud, one rear fan, and an extra 120 mm unit near the PCIe brackets meant to pull hot air away from the graphics card. There are eight expansion slots and up to 420 mm of GPU clearance. This case is really meant for workstation or server builds, and its clean, functional design makes it ideal for that purpose.

Today, we're introducing Summit, Define One, Refine 2 and Radius: four new products designed to elevate your gaming experience, from how you build and cool your system to how you sit and play. Summit combines strong gaming capability with expressive Scandinavian design. Furniture-inspired details such as curved wood and solid wood feet give it a distinctive character, while powerful airflow, generous component support, and a modern interior make it ideal for high-end gaming systems.

Define One is a fresh addition to an iconic case series. It combines a refined closed-front design with sound-dampened panels, powerful Momentum fans, and focused airflow, so you can create a modern gaming system with a cleaner, quieter presence. While existing Define products will continue to provide solutions for server and storage systems, Define One brings a new aesthetic and a feature set optimized for desk-based PC gaming.

[Editor's note: Our in-depth review of the Fractal Summit Ambience Blackout TG and Radius 240 RGB are live]

After its launch at Computex earlier this year, Xeron has made an appearance at Gamescom 2026, launching a line-up of reasonably priced, flashy, ARGB AIO coolers for DIY PC builds. Also at Gamescom, the new hardware outfit showed off its line-up of C Lab cases, this time displaying builds in both the white and black models.

The Xeron C Lab cases are full ATX mid-tower cases that have support for up to 405 mm long GPUs and 280 mm or 360 mm CPU AIO coolers in the top position. The C Lab case uses modular curved sheet metal components to suspend the motherboard compartment for a unique look, with exposed brass screws and replaceable materials and color options for each individual panel, and separate cooling compartments that allow the PSU, GPU, and CPU cooling access to their own fresh air supply. The PSU is hidden in its own compartment behind the motherboard tray and has access to its own ventilation.

Xeron made its global debut at Computex 2026 earlier this year, and now it is showing the full lineup at Gamescom 2026, giving European audiences their first look at the complete portfolio spanning cases, coolers, power supplies, thermal compounds, and accessories. Here at Gamescom, our team on the ground was able to see one of the new products, the Xeron NEX L360 ARGB, a 360 mm AIO CPU liquid cooler. The aluminium radiator measures 396 x 120 x 27 mm, includes 400 mm of tubing, and is rated for up to 300 W TDP. The 3-phase, 6-slot pump runs at speeds between 800 and 2500 RPM, has a maximum noise of 30 dB(A) and measures 72.9 x 72.9 x 67 mm. The pump head is fully ARGB illuminated and connects to a standard 5 V motherboard header.

The three 120 mm fans use a connected-blade design to reduce resonance, with a hollowed frame for better ARGB light diffusion and daisy-chain cables routed through the frame for cleaner management. The three 120 mm radiator fans run at 800-2400 RPM, with up to 75.39 CFM and 2.71 mmH2O static pressure at a maximum of 34.9 dB(A). The cooler is compatible with Intel LGA1851/1700/1200/115X and AMD AM5/AM4 platforms. For AM5, an offset bracket is included to optimize cold plate positioning.

Corsair (Nasdaq: CRSR) is delighted to announce the launch of the iCUE LINK TITAN II Series of all-in-one liquid CPU coolers, available as the iCUE LINK TITAN II RX LCD and iCUE LINK TITAN II RX RGB. Building on the success of the acclaimed iCUE LINK TITAN Series, iCUE LINK TITAN II combines a new FlowDrive 2 pump and next-generation iCUE LINK RX II RGB fans to boost cooling efficiency at lower noise levels.

Corsair is also expanding the iCUE LINK ecosystem with standalone iCUE LINK RX II RGB fans and the new iCUE LINK 5" LCD Screen Module.

ASRock, a global leader in motherboards, graphics cards, gaming monitors, mini PCs, power supply units, and AIO liquid coolers, today introduces the new Rock Series AIO liquid coolers, designed for practical users seeking a clean, no-nonsense setup with rock-solid stability. Combining dependable cooling, simplified installation, and exceptional value, the Rock Series delivers a perfectly balanced solution for everyday PC builds.

The Rock Series lineup includes eight models, available in 360 mm and 240 mm radiator sizes and classic Black and White color options. Users can also choose between Digital and minimalist ARGB editions to best suit their preferences. The Digital models feature a 1.05-inch display for real-time CPU temperature monitoring, while the ARGB models deliver subtle, refined lighting for a sleek system aesthetic.

Aside from the new desktop PC PSUs and premium PC cases shown off at Computex, Lian Li also debuted its new DK-B, a motorized sit-stand ergonomic desk with a built-in PC case that supports a wide array of hardware. The DK-B, which won a TechPowerUp Best of Computex award, has a top surface that measures 800 mm deep and 1,600 mm wide, with a height range of 710-1170 mm. The desk, built in collaboration with Backbone, also features pegboards for mounting and storing accessories to avoid desktop clutter while keeping things within reach.

The DK-B's integrated case is hidden under the desktop towards the back left corner, keeping it out of the way, while a tempered glass window recessed into the desktop lets you see into the PC case and give your setup some visual flair. The case itself is almost entirely made of mesh, for obvious airflow-related reasons, and it fits ATX motherboards, full-size ATX PSUs, and 360 mm AIO coolers. There is also a peg board mounted to the back of the bottom of the desk, which was used to hold a shelf that supported a Sony PS5 in the Computex demo, but it could just as easily be used for 3D-printed or DIY cable management hardware. On the front edge of the DK-B, there is a control panel for the sit-stand functionality, allowing for both manual up and down adjustment as well as four configurable profiles. Lian Li also had a small monitor recessed into the desk near the PC for showing system resource usage, but it's unclear if this will be a stock feature or an optional accessory. The DK-B will launch at an MSRP of $499.99 in Q3 2026.

Cooler Master has been on a roll at Computex 2026, showing off a host of new air cooling and case hardware, but the hardware company has also debuted some interesting water cooling options that it plans to both sell as standalone hardware and in new pre-built workstation PCs. The new cooling line-up consists of both a CPU and GPU water block designed for workstation CPUs and a 360 × 360 mm radiator that Cooler Master calls the 360² Radiator, with accompanying 180 mm fans. The new liquid cooling system is allegedly capable of cooling up to 2,000 W of thermal load. The new radiator and CPU water block come with new Y-shaped hoses, which disperse liquid through the radiator. The example Cooler Master had at Computex had hot water entering two inlets in the center of the radiator and two outlets on opposite ends of the same edge of the radiator. Alternatively, it looks as though the cooling can be routed so that the CPU and GPU inlets and outlets are on opposite sides of the radiator. The radiator was also mounted in a separate chamber behind the motherboard tray, which appears to be basically the only feasible option, given its size.

At Computex, Cooler Master showed off an early prototype of what it is calling the MasterWorkStation: Project MasterFrame 800, a pre-built PC built around its aluminium MasterFrame 800 PC case. The exact specs of the workstation PC are being kept under wraps, but it was clear to see that the PC contained four ASRock AMD Radeon AI Pro R9700 GPUs and what looks to be an ASRock WRX90 WS EVO DDR5 motherboard, which means it will support AMD's latest Threadripper Pro 9000 and 7000 WX-series processors, up to eight DDR5 DIMMs, seven PCIe 5.0 ×16 expansion cards, SlimSAS SFF-8654 SSDs, and 10 Gb networking. ASRock is pitching the new MasterWorkStation workstations as a powerful option for everything from AI training to data processing, creative work, and general compute-heavy workloads. It remains to be seen when these workstations will launch or at what price point.

EINAREX officially introduces the new EINAREX ORBIT, an all-in-one liquid cooling series designed around real-time system visibility and modern thermal performance. As modern PC systems become increasingly powerful and visually integrated into everyday setups, ORBIT was created to bridge the gap between cooling hardware and system monitoring. Instead of forcing users to rely on software overlays or secondary monitoring tools, ORBIT places essential hardware information directly at the center of the system itself through an integrated circular digital display.

The result is a liquid cooler designed not only to maintain stable temperatures, but also to create a more connected and informative user experience during gaming, streaming, productivity, and everyday workloads.

TRYX brought two distinct AIO families to Computex 2026, with the headline being the HOLO, a 360 mm cooler that uses a holographic projection system on the pump-head. The HOLO uses a precision beam-splitter and a high-brightness LCD inside the pump housing to project a floating holographic image with apparent spatial depth inside a translucent chamber. The image can be rotated within the case to adjust the visual angle. Content is handled through the KANALI software, which supports preset libraries, user-uploaded content and live Giphy integration. The cooling side is powered by an Asetek Gen 8 V2 pump rated at 280 W TDP. TRYX HOLO will be available in black and white variants.

The curved Panorama lineup got a refresh with the Panorama SE V2 being the more accessible option. It is built around a trimmed-bezel curved AMOLED panel with a mechanical tilt hinge for adjustable viewing angles depending on case orientation. Cable management is simplified via a 3-in-1 unified fan frame and the pump was upgraded to an Asetek Gen 9. The flagship Panorama V2 uses a full tilt mechanism for the premium metal display frame and the pump is now an Asetek Gen 10 EMMA V3 core. The VRM fan has been repositioned for more efficient cross-flow ventilation over the motherboard power delivery stages and now connects via an internal USB-C interface for cleaner routing.More pictures follow.

Alongside its new AI workstation-oriented NU-series cases, Cougar has also debuted new additions to its line-up of airflow-focused gaming PC cases at Computex 2026. The new CVF220 and Duoair RGB cases feature large cutouts and overhangs that not only serve to generate visual interest, but are also meant to increase airflow and cooling capacity, because they separate the PSU from the main system components and create more room for fresh air intake. The new Cougar CVF220 RGB case is a slightly more compact version of the existing CVF235, and it moves the PSU to the front of the case and has a fan intake cutout between the PSU and the rear of the case. Both CVF cases feature fan intakes on the bottom panel, right above the intake cutouts, in order to bring in fresh air from the outside of the case via that cutout. The older CFV235 has three fan mounts on the top and bottom intake panels, along with a pre-installed Cougar Unity 240 PWM fan kit (dual 120 mm fans in one frame), next to the motherboard. The CVF220, on the other hand, keeps the space in front of the motherboard completely clear, with tempered glass on all three sides of the case until the motherboard tray, instead relying only on two bottom intakes that draw air in via the cutout in front of the PSU compartment and three top fan mounts, where it can mount up to a 360 mm radiator.

The Duoair takes a more conservative approach with the chamber separation, but it makes up for that with two 140 mm intake fans behind a mesh front panel, as opposed to the motherboard-adjacent option. That mesh front panel can also be replaced with a tempered glass front panel for those more concerned with aesthetics. There are still two fan mounts above an empty space behind the PSU compartment in the front portion of the case, where the case fans can still draw in fresh air from the outside of the case to feed the GPU directly. The Duoair supports GPUs up to 410 mm long, while the CVF220 can fit longer 420 mm GPUs. Both the CFV220 and Duoair will also receive their own pre-built PC options. The Duoair A1 will feature up to an Intel Core i7-14700F, 16 GB of G.Skill Ripjaw DDR4-3200 memory, and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 GPU, with a mix of 2× 140 mm ARGB and 3x 120 mm non-RGB PWM fans handling airflow. Meanwhile the CVF220 will be powered by an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, 32 GB of G.Skill Ripjaw DDR5 memory, and an AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT GPU. The Duoair X1 will launch at $1,499, while the CVF220 X1 will launch at $2,599.

At Computex 2026, we've covered a number of well-designed and unique CPU coolers, from the new Cryorig semi-passive cooling case to AIO coolers with swiveling displays on them, and Cooler Master is expanding the list of innovative products at the show with its new hybrid AIO CPU cooler, a new GPU exhaust system, and new active RAM cooling developed in conjunction with. Arguably the most interesting of the lot, and winner of a TechPowerUp "Best of Computex" award, the G11M is a concept cooler that combines air and liquid cooling in an attempt to reach 400 W of cooling capacity. The G11M uses liquid channels, cooling fins, and a downward-firing fan mounted directly on the CPU block to start the heat dissipation process before the warm liquid inside the AIO has even left the CPU block. The rest of the cooler is effectively just a regular 360 mm AIO, so it would theoretically deliver the same performance as a regular AIO with the added benefit of the CPU block cooling and additional airflow over the VRMs and memory.

While Cryorig debuted a very interesting semi-passively cooled PC case at Computex 2026, the company also featured its fresh line-up of active cooling hardware, including the new H6 CPU cooler, a sizeable E-ATX PC case designed for workstation and AI use, and its recently updated Cryo360 AIO liquid cooler. The H6 CPU cooler is the latest in Cryorig's line of budget CPU air coolers that would compete in the same market as the Cooler Master Hyper 212 series. The H6 has a pure copper base with six heat 6 mm pipes and a total footprint of 122 × 69 × 148 mm, meaning it should have wide case compatibility, thanks to the low total height.

The H6 is compatible with Intel sockets going back to LGA 115X (meaning LGA 115X, 1200, 1366, 1700, and 1851, while AMD is limited to AM4 and AM5. Cryorig clams that the new cooler operate as quietly as 31.5 dBA. Cryorig also showed off its dual-tower Gladius Astral CPU air cooler, which has a small display on the top for system metrics, and its Cryo360 CPU liquid cooler, which, as the name suggests, is a 360 mm AIO cooler with a ceramic shaft core water block and a round display on the top of it. The Cryo360 has a 27 mm thick radiator and ships with three PWM fans capable of delivering 61.24 CFM airflow at 900-2,000 RPM, with noise performance claims of as little as 32.2 dBA.

We've already covered the latest cases and PSUs that DeepCool has on show at Computex, but the cooling hardware maker is also debuting a bunch of new CPU air coolers and AIO liquid coolers that cover everything from SFF builds to maximalist E-ATX use cases. The most premium new product at DeepCool's Computex booth is the Silentnox 360 Pro, the company's latest 360 mm AIO liquid cooler. The Silentnox 360 Pro uses DeepCool's in-house pump design, which the company says has been optimized for low-noise performance, and has a 6.67-inch, 2K flexible AMOLED display on the pump block, which ties into DeepCool's DeepCreative software and can be used to display system status, like CPU temperature, power draw, and utilization, as well as pump or fan speed. The pump cover and its display can be rotated 360 degrees, so that the waterfall edge can be placed at any 90° interval. DeepCool also has a new LT360 Vision ARGB AIO, which features a 360 mm radiator as well as a 4.5-inch LCD mounted on a 90-degree swivel on the CPU pump block. The display once again ties into DeepCool's software and is able to display system information. The new D-Cast functionality in the DeepCreative software also allows owners to use those mini AIO displays as secondary screens in order to display more complex images, videos, or animations.

There's a lot more going on in the air cooler front, however, with the brand launching an update to the famed Assassin cooler line-up alongside a number of vapor chamber air coolers. The Assassin V Vision is a new CPU tower air cooler designed for 140 mm fans, and it features eight heat pipes and a 38 mm thick hybrid hydraulic bearing fan. The Assassin V Vision also has a built-in 4.5-inch LCD on the top for system information and customization. The consumer tower coolers are rounded out by the single-tower 120 mm AK700 VC, which uses the same VC 2.0 (vapor chamber 2.0) cooling tech as the Assassin, but in a more affordable package with seven heat pipes and a single fin stack. The AN600 VC brings that same vapor chamber cooling design to a low profile cooler that DeepCool claims operates at as low as 27.2 dBA. DeepCool hasn't been very forthcoming about the TDPs of the new consumer-grade CPU coolers, but most of them are updates to older designs, so they should feature similar, if not slightly improved, performance.

Levelplay today unveiled its new cooling lineup at Computex 2026, introducing a new generation of cooling products focused on tactile interaction, integrated monitoring, modular installation, and more expressive industrial design for modern PC builders. The lineup includes the Newtro Series, Edge 360, Wave 360, Digital Air 5, and Mag Fan Kit, reflecting Levelplay's continued exploration of how PC cooling can feel more interactive, recognizable, and emotionally connected to the overall building experience.

"We see PC building as a creative platform, not simply a hardware category," said Dennis Liu, CEO of Levelplay. "As modern hardware becomes increasingly standardized, many products are starting to lose some of the personality and interaction that made PC DIY fun in the first place. With this year's lineup, especially Newtro, we wanted to bring some of that feeling back. Not just through retro styling, but through physical interaction, industrial inspired details, and products that feel more memorable to actually use and build with."

Corsair (Nasdaq: CRSR) is proud to unveil the all-new 3200D mid-tower chassis for PC builders who demand excellent performance. The 3200D replaces the 3000D in the Corsair mid-tower lineup and is built for powerful systems with top-tier cooling. It is available in three colorways: Black, White, and an all-new semi-transparent Smoke front panel. Designed to prioritize cooling, the 3200D supports a 360 mm radiator in the front or roof and features an all-new angled fan mount on the bottom of the case to direct cool air towards the GPU.

[Editor's note: Our in-depth review of the Corsair 3200D RS ARGB is now live]

Smart Design, Serious Cooling
The 3200D is thoughtfully engineered to make the most of its footprint while providing ample room for the most powerful hardware available. It offers up to 375 mm of GPU clearance, so even extra-large GPUs like the NVIDIA RTX 5090 have plenty of room to breathe. The spacious interior supports 9x 120 mm or 4x 140 mm fans, with the option to run a 360 mm AIO liquid CPU cooler in either the front or the roof of the chassis for robust CPU cooling. It is also ready for next-gen hardware, with full support for reverse connector motherboards designed for showcase builds with no visible cables.

The S100 ARGB from Sharkoon is an all-in-one water-cooling system with a 360 mm radiator and combines impressive looks with a strong cooling performance. The extra-large pump unit with its infinity mirror effect creates a unique play of light, while the copper plate, three precisely controllable ARGB PWM fans and the included DOWSIL thermal paste all ensure reliable cooling and maximum efficiency.

Efficient Cooling
With its 360 mm radiator, the S100 ARGB offers excellent heat dissipation, reliably keeping high-performance systems at the optimum temperature, even at high loads. This makes it the ideal solution for demanding gaming PCs as well as powerfully equipped workstations.

As PC hardware continues to grow more powerful, builders are no longer hiding their systems under desks. The new SAMA V62 is designed for users who want their build on display, combining curved panoramic glass, bold integrated lighting, and strong cooling support in a clean, builder-friendly chassis. With seven pre-installed ARGB fans and support for large radiators, the V62 delivers both visual impact and thermal performance straight out of the box.

A Clear 270° Panoramic View
The V62 features a curved tempered glass panel that creates a sweeping panoramic view of the system's interior. The smooth curve removes harsh edges and visual breaks, offering a clean, uninterrupted look that highlights modern components and lighting setups. It's a design typically found in higher-priced showcase cases, now made more accessible for everyday builders.

Corsair (Nasdaq: CRSR) is delighted to announce two new limited-edition cases joining the award-winning FRAME 4000D lineup. The FRAME 4000D Vault Series Nova and Galaxy models introduce color-shift paint finishes that change tone as light moves across the surface, creating a refined and subtle look that shifts with viewing angle and ambient lighting. Nova shifts from blue through teal to purple highlights, while Galaxy transitions from pink through green to gray, giving each case a distinct visual identity. Built on the FRAME 4000D foundation, both Vault Series models add a curated set of upgrades, including a compact PSU shroud that leaves space for a 120 mm fan on the case floor, a full tempered-glass side panel to showcase the build, and an upgraded front-panel I/O.

The front I/O has also been updated, now offering three USB Type-C connectors to make charging and connecting your devices easier, with the single yellow port supporting up to 20 Gbps and the two others at 5 Gbps. This front panel features a standard 3.5 mm audio jack and an ARGB power button, allowing users to match the lighting in their builds for an all-over aesthetic. This power button uses an MX-Style green mechanical switch for a satisfying feel, and can be swapped for another mechanical switch offering a different tactile feel. These limited-edition cases feature individually numbered aluminium badges riveted onto the top of the case next to the InfiniRail section.

Alphacool International GmbH from Braunschweig is a pioneer in PC water-cooling technology. With one of the most comprehensive product portfolios in the industry and over 20 years of experience, Alphacool is now expanding its portfolio with the Core Distro Plates V.2.

The Core Distro Plate V.2 is the ideal solution for custom water-cooling systems, featuring a revised design that provides greater installation flexibility and simplifies the planning, setup, and maintenance of even complex cooling loops. Chrome-plated brass G1/4" fittings, directly embedded into the acrylic, ensure maximum leak protection and a premium appearance. The reduced depth, optimized port arrangement, and integrated drain port enable short, clean tubing runs and convenient system draining.

Levelplay is proud to announce the launch of its latest all-in-one (AIO) CPU cooling solutions, the Combat Liquid HUD and Combat Liquid SE, expanding the Combat Liquid family with performance-driven cooling and real-time system visibility. Designed for gamers and PC enthusiasts who demand immediate access to live CPU data, the Combat Liquid 360 HUD features an integrated digital display on the pump cap that presents critical system information at a glance, while delivering high-efficiency thermal performance for modern high-core processors.

More Than Just a Display
The Combat Liquid 360 HUD is more than a high-performance CPU cooler—it's a real-time command center for your system. At the heart of the cooler is a 2.6" circular digital display, transforming the pump cap into a mission-ready HUD that delivers live system intelligence at a glance. The display provides real-time readouts including CPU temperature, usage rate, power draw, and clock speeds, allowing users to monitor performance instantly without relying on on-screen software overlays. Simply update the driver and unlock full access to the HUD's real-time system monitoring features.