At CES 2026, SUDOKOO will make its first global appearance as a PC cooling brand, introducing a new range of CPU air coolers and liquid cooling products. The company describes itself as engineering-focused, with an emphasis on thermal performance across a wide range of system types, including professional workstations, enthusiast desktops, and compact PCs.
The products shown at CES reflect this broad scope. SUDOKOO’s lineup includes workstation-grade air coolers designed for high thermal loads, low-profile air coolers for space-constrained systems, tower-style coolers for mainstream desktops, and liquid CPU coolers equipped with integrated displays. Together, these products highlight the company’s intent to cover multiple usage scenarios rather than focusing on a single market segment.
The ST720 is a workstation-class CPU air cooler designed for platforms with extreme power demands. According to SUDOKOO, the ST720 can handle up to 750 W TDP on AMD Threadripper 9995WX processors, based on internal testing performed at a sustained operating temperature of 95°C. The cooler supports AMD Threadripper and EPYC platforms, with compatibility across SP3 and SP6 sockets. Standing 155 mm tall, the ST720 is engineered to fit inside standard 4U server chassis, making it a practical choice for rack-mounted deployments and professional workstations where air cooling is preferred over liquid-based solutions.
For compact systems, SUDOKOO is introducing the SK600 VC, a low-profile CPU air cooler aimed at small form factor and dense builds. The cooler measures 77 mm in height and uses a vapor chamber cold plate combined with six heat pipes. Cooling airflow is handled by a 25 mm fluid dynamic bearing PWM fan. According to the company, the design allows full RAM and I/O clearance, which is often a limiting factor in Mini-ITX and compact workstation configurations.
The SK700V MACH targets enthusiast desktops and mainstream performance systems. It features a 30 mm MACH120 fan and SUDOKOO’s L-Rail lock fan mounting system, which is designed to simplify installation and fan removal. The cooler supports a wide range of current Intel and AMD sockets, allowing it to be used across different platforms without additional mounting kits.
On the liquid cooling side, SUDOKOO is presenting the AETHERFLEX 360. This all-in-one liquid CPU cooler includes a 4.5-inch LCD display with an 854×480 resolution. The display can show real-time CPU and GPU data and is mounted using a magnetic fold-flip system that supports multiple orientations, allowing flexible installation depending on system layout.
CES 2026 marks SUDOKOO’s first step onto the global stage. With cooling solutions ranging from low-profile designs to products intended for high-TDP workstation CPUs, the company is positioning itself as a supplier for a wide range of PC builds. Further information on availability, pricing, and regional rollout is expected after the event.
