DeepCool Unveils New CPU Coolers at Computex, Including Vapor Chamber Air Coolers and a Curved-Display 360mm AIO
DeepCool brought a strong lineup of new CPU cooling hardware to Computex, showing that it is aiming at every kind of PC builder, from compact small-form-factor fans to high-end enthusiasts chasing powerful cooling and premium aesthetics.
The company displayed several fresh cooling solutions, including a low-profile air cooler with vapor chamber technology, a clean mid-range tower cooler, a flagship Assassin-series air cooler with an integrated display, and a 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler featuring a curved AMOLED screen. Together, the lineup highlights DeepCool’s growing focus on combining thermal performance, quiet operation, RAM compatibility, and visual customization.
One of the most interesting products on display was the DeepCool AN600 VC, a low-profile CPU air cooler designed for compact PC builds. Low-profile coolers are often limited by their size, especially in small cases where airflow and clearance can become major challenges. DeepCool is addressing that issue by equipping the AN600 VC with a vapor chamber base, which is designed to spread heat quickly and efficiently away from the CPU.
The AN600 VC uses a slim 120mm fan mounted above the heatsink, helping it maintain a compact shape while still delivering enough airflow for effective cooling. DeepCool has also designed the cooler with full RAM clearance in mind, making it easier for builders to use taller memory modules without interference. This is especially important for mini-ITX and small-form-factor systems, where every millimeter of space matters.
Another key selling point of the AN600 VC is its quiet operation. DeepCool’s listed noise level is 27.2 dBA or lower, positioning it as a low-noise cooling option for compact PCs, home theater systems, and productivity builds where silence is a priority. With vapor chamber cooling, a slim fan, and a low-profile design, the AN600 VC could become an appealing choice for users who want better thermal performance without moving to a large tower cooler or liquid cooling setup.
For mainstream desktop builders, DeepCool also introduced the AK700 VC. This mid-range CPU air cooler takes a more traditional single-tower approach, but it adds a vapor chamber design and a thick aluminum heatsink stack to improve heat transfer. The cooler is equipped with seven heat pipes, which should help move heat away from the processor quickly and distribute it across the fin array.
The AK700 VC is clearly aimed at users who want strong cooling performance without flashy extras. It features a simple top cover and a clean design, making it a good match for minimalist PC builds. Not every system needs RGB lighting or built-in screens, and the AK700 VC appears to target users who prefer a more understated look while still getting capable thermal performance.
DeepCool also emphasizes full RAM clearance with the AK700 VC. That means users should be able to populate their motherboard’s memory slots without worrying about the cooler blocking access or limiting RAM height. For builders using larger DDR5 modules or upgrading an existing system, this kind of compatibility can make installation much easier.
Moving into the high-end air cooling segment, DeepCool showed the Assassin V Vision, a new flagship model in its Assassin series. This cooler brings a large aluminum heatsink block, eight heat pipes, and a 140mm fan for serious cooling performance. It also maintains full RAM clearance, which is impressive for a cooler in the flagship air-cooling category.
The standout feature of the Assassin V Vision is its integrated LCD display. DeepCool has placed a 4.5-inch IPS screen on top of the heatsink, offering an 854 x 480 resolution. The display can be used to show personalized content, system information, animations, or other visual elements depending on software support and customization options.
With the Assassin V Vision, DeepCool is clearly targeting enthusiasts who want the performance of a large air cooler but also want the visual customization normally associated with premium liquid coolers. The combination of a large heatsink, eight heat pipes, a 140mm fan, and an onboard display makes it one of the most eye-catching air coolers in the company’s Computex showcase.
DeepCool also introduced a new premium liquid cooling solution, the SILENTNOX PRO 360. This 360mm AIO liquid cooler is designed for high-performance CPUs and demanding gaming or workstation builds. With a 360mm radiator, it should provide the cooling headroom needed for modern high-core-count processors, especially in systems where sustained performance is important.
The most distinctive feature of the SILENTNOX PRO 360 is its curved display. DeepCool describes it as the company’s first AIO liquid cooler with a curved screen, giving it a more immersive and premium look compared to standard flat-display CPU coolers. The screen measures 6.67 inches and uses a 2K AMOLED panel, which should provide sharp visuals, vibrant colors, and strong contrast.
DeepCool has also equipped the SILENTNOX PRO 360 with a 7th-generation pump, suggesting improvements in cooling efficiency, reliability, and noise control. Another notable design feature is the 360-degree rotatable magnetic top cover, which connects wirelessly. This should make installation and orientation easier, allowing builders to position the cooler head in the cleanest way possible regardless of motherboard layout or radiator placement.
DeepCool’s Computex cooler lineup shows a clear strategy: offer practical cooling upgrades for different types of PC builders while adding premium design elements where they make sense. The AN600 VC focuses on compact, quiet cooling with vapor chamber technology. The AK700 VC offers clean mid-range performance with strong compatibility. The Assassin V Vision pushes flagship air cooling into a more customizable direction with a built-in LCD. The SILENTNOX PRO 360 brings high-end liquid cooling together with a large curved AMOLED display.
For PC enthusiasts, these new DeepCool CPU coolers could offer more choices across small-form-factor builds, mainstream gaming PCs, silent workstations, and showcase-grade systems. With vapor chamber designs, full RAM clearance, advanced fans, integrated screens, and a new 360mm AIO platform, DeepCool appears ready to compete strongly in both performance cooling and visual customization.
