Noctua Reveals First-Ever AIO Liquid Coolers (and Yes, They're Brown)

Noctua reveals first-ever AIO liquid coolers (and yes, they're brown)

Noctua isn’t what I’d call a household name, but among the PC building niche, it’s instantly recognizable. The brand’s high-quality, super-quiet fans and coolers, plus its distinctive brown colors, have won it a lot of fans admirers. So far Noctua has stuck to air cooling, and doesn’t have any liquid-cooled products…but it’s showing off the first ones at Computex. A prototype all-in-one CPU cooler was demonstrated on the show floor, with a tripl…

News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. Known for its iconic brown and beige fans and its silent focus on air cooling, Noctua was surprised at Computex 2025 when announcing its official entry into the AIO liquid cooling world. It is a long-awaited step by hardware enthusiasts who rely on the brand for its exceptional thermal performance and minimal noise levels. The first model combines Noctua's recognizable ret…

Noctua finally enters AIO water cooler market with its iconic color scheme intact

Last Updated on May 20, 2025 Noctua is a brand known for its air coolers, but the Austrian cooling manufacturer is finally dipping its toe into new waters. At Computex 2025, Noctua announced its entry into the all-in-one (AIO) liquid cooler market, sticking to its iconic brown and beige aesthetic and featuring the Asetek G8 ...

Noctua officially presented its first AiO water cooling at the Computex 2025 and wants to send it into the race in the first quarter of 2026. However, this is still not the phase change AiO "Thermosiphon".

At Computex 2025, the Austrian steel and steel specialist Noctua not only enters the market for all-in-one products, but also shows for the first time a running PC system, which is called "thermosiphone". (Continue reading)

Shortly before the Computex, Noctua — to whom one recently owes an NH-D15 G2 a little less impeccable than what the brand had accustomed us to (see our test) — had teased an AIO based on thermosiphon technology, without pump. A prototype is actually visible on the show, but it is not yet intended for commercialization...