Key Takeaways
1. Noctua introduced a new unnamed all-in-one (AIO) cooler at Computex 2025, showcasing silent cooling and unique design.
2. The AIO cooler will be available in three sizes: 420mm, 360mm, and 240mm, using classic beige and brown fans.
3. It features the Asetek Gen 8 V2 pump, known for its strong performance and includes noise-reducing elements like mass dampers and acoustic foam.
4. An 80mm custom-designed fan accessory will be available to help cool PSU, RAM, or M.2 SSD.
5. Pricing and availability for the AIO cooler are not yet announced, with a launch expected in 2026.
Noctua is well-known for its air-cooling products that deliver excellent performance while ensuring quiet operation. Their signature beige and brown color scheme makes them easily recognizable. At Computex 2025, the company introduced an unnamed all-in-one (AIO) cooler, showcasing its skills in silent cooling and unique design. This cooler features an Asetek pump and comes in three radiator sizes.
A Variety of Sizes
Like other big brands unveiling new technologies at Computex, Noctua’s initial AIO cooler will be available in three dimensions: 420mm, 360mm, and 240mm. It incorporates the NF-A14x25 G2 (140mm) fans or the newer NF-A12x25 G2 (120mm) fans, both of which, unsurprisingly, sport the classic beige and brown colors. The cooler is also rumored to utilize Noctua’s SecuFirm2+ mounting system, allowing users to switch from a Noctua air cooler to the AIO without needing to change the mounting bracket.
Advanced Pump Technology
For this AIO cooler, Noctua has opted for the Asetek Gen 8 V2 pump. Although it’s the latest model from Asetek, the original version was released back in 2022, with the V2 hitting the market in November 2024. Nonetheless, it has demonstrated great performance, making it a popular choice among various brands, such as Asus (ROG Ryuzo III on Amazon) and Lian Li (GA II LCD on Amazon). This setup is expected to include mass dampers and acoustic foam to help reduce any noise produced by the pump.
Additional Accessories Available
Alongside the cooler, Noctua plans to offer an 80mm fan featuring a custom design as an accessory, which can be used to cool the PSU, RAM, or M.2 SSD.
While the company has not disclosed any information regarding the pricing or availability for its first AIO cooler, it is anticipated to launch in 2026. It’s important to note that this AIO cooler is distinct from Noctua’s “Thermosiphon” cooling solution, which was presented last year. However, a working prototype was showcased at Computex, though details on when this sample will transition into a market-ready product remain unclear.