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Tryx Panorama 360 liquid cooler installed on a test bench.
Tryx Panorama 360 review

By Zak Storey Published

Widescreen The glitz, the glamor and one serious price tag.

Widescreen
The NZXT Kraken Plus 360 RGB liquid cooler installed in a test bench.
NZXT Kraken Plus 360 RGB (2025) review

By Zak Storey Published

Cheap screen All the bells and whistles for a hell of a lot less.

Cheap screen
A Samsung and Johns Hopkins APL Peltier effect cooling device being held up by a hand with a lab glove, with various electronic gubbins going on in the background
Samsung's new Peltier cooling tech is more efficient and less wasteful and could be a great for keeping a power-hungry CPU chilly

By Jacob Fox Published

News The Peltier effect seems like wizardry to me, but I won't question what works.

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The Antec Vortex View prototype liquid cooler on display at Antec's booth at Computex 2025.
Pump noise, what pump noise? Asetek's new liquid cooler pump is so quiet 'it's on a level where you can't hear it'

By Jacob Ridley Published

Computex And it's still good for CPUs up to 400 W, apparently.

Computex
Tryx's 'Stage' display shelf intended for the inside of a PC case. It includes two small HD screens. A small Deadpool figure is perched on top of the shelf, surrounded by the small HD screens on two sides. This display was photographed at Computex 2025.
Tryx's new AIO cooler features two LCD screens and a display shelf, because it's Computex

By Jess Kinghorn Published

Computex Not the anime figure overflow solution I quite had in mind.

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Xigmatek's giant CPU cooler screen on show at Computex 2025
This ginormous caricature of a CPU cooler screen just about sums up Computex 2025, I think

By Jacob Fox Published

Computex And you'd better believe I'm here for it.

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Tryx Turris air cooler with a 5-inch screen on show at Computex 2025
If the endless stream of AIOs with big screens coming out of Computex is making your air cooler jealous, Tryx has you covered

By Jacob Fox Published

Computex Finally, a screen for the better element.

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A photo of a Lian Li Hydroshift LCD-C LC AIO liquid CPU cooler, as displayed at Computex 2025
Hate RGB software but still want all the pretty LEDs on your AIO cooler? Lian Li might just have the very thing for you

By Nick Evanson Published

Computex You can still control it all through an app, but I like the twist-n-go simplicity.

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A photo of Noctua's collaboration with Asetek, an AIO liquid cooler, as displayed at Computex 2025
Noctua aims to release its first liquid CPU cooler in 2026, working with Asetek to make the quietest water pump around, though it's not the thermosiphon project

By Nick Evanson Published

Computex But as with all of Noctua's projects, it won't really be released until it's perfect.

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Lian Li Hydroshift II LCD Curve
Lian Li's new water cooler with a curved and motorised screen is basically pointless but you're still going to want one

By Jeremy Laird Published

Computex It won't make your PC any faster, but it is a lot of fun.

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