At COMPUTEX 2026, ID-COOLING presented a broad update to its PC hardware portfolio, covering air cooling, liquid cooling, chassis designs, and a new power supply lineup. The showcase reflects the company’s continued effort to expand beyond traditional cooling solutions and offer more complete system-building options for mainstream and enthusiast PC users.
A major focus of the presentation was the new FROZN series air coolers, which introduce a more restrained and cleaner design approach compared to previous generations. The lineup includes multiple models targeting different performance and budget segments. The FROZN A612 uses six heat pipes paired with a reflow-soldered copper base to improve thermal transfer, while the A610XL introduces a denser fin stack structure aimed at better heat dissipation under sustained loads.
The A410 V2 continues with a direct-touch heat pipe design suited for mid-range builds, and the SE-214-XT G2 also uses a direct-contact layout with support for fanless configurations depending on airflow conditions inside the case.
On the liquid cooling side, ID-COOLING has adopted a new generation pump design across its latest AIO products. The lineup includes visually distinct models such as the DL360 CURVE, which features a 6.67-inch curved display paired with an AM-120 exhaust fan.
The DX360 WOOD stands out with its wood-accented finish, targeting users looking for a more premium aesthetic, while the DX360 LCD includes a detachable 4-inch screen module for customizable system monitoring and display options.
The FX series also continues with simplified design variations, including metal top covers on the PRO X ARGB and PRO X, while the PRO II adopts a more budget-oriented plastic finish.
The company also expanded into PC chassis designs with three distinct case families aimed at different user needs. The FLOW series focuses on compact M-ATX layouts with a front-mounted PSU design and optional wood accents.
The VIEW series adopts a full panoramic glass structure for showcase builds, while the WARE series sticks to a traditional internal layout for broader compatibility and easier assembly.
Key product highlights include:
- FROZN A612 with six heat pipes and a copper base
- FROZN A610XL with enhanced fin stacking design
- FROZN A410 V2 direct-touch heat pipe cooler
- SE-214-XT G2 fanless-capable air cooler
- DL360 CURVE AIO with 6.67-inch curved display
- DX360 WOOD wood-accent liquid cooler
- DX360 LCD with detachable 4-inch display module
- FLOW series compact M-ATX cases
- VIEW series full glass showcase cases
- WARE series traditional PC chassis design
Alongside cooling and cases, ID-COOLING also introduced a new power supply lineup, marking its gradual expansion into full PC ecosystem components. While full specifications have not been detailed, the direction indicates a broader strategy to offer integrated hardware solutions rather than focusing solely on thermal products.
Overall, the COMPUTEX 2026 showcase highlights a steady design evolution across ID-COOLING’s portfolio, with increased attention to aesthetics, modular features, and system compatibility across different PC build segments.
