One of the most striking pieces of new components coming from DeepCool at COMPUTEX 2026 is their next generation of their flagship ASSASSIN Tower Air Cooler. Its design and build show off how much they have learned with the previous ASSASSIN IV Tower Air Cooler, and how they applied it to this new model, the ASSASSIN V Vision.
However, not only did the ASSASSIN V made a show this year, DeepCool also threw their hat in the ring of Liquid AIO with curved LCD panels with their own. The Silentnox Pro 360 comes with an AMOLED 6.67″ Curved Display, 360mm radiator and the latest version of its cooling fan design featuring a 3-phase, 12-slot fan motor. Other new releases of note are incremental improvements on some of their existing coolers, namely the addition of Vapor Chambers on their contemporary air coolers.
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DeepCool ASSASSIN V Vision
What strikes me the most is how fresh the overall look of the cooler has with a silver-anodized finished to its entire frame. It’s not white, but more akin to how most motherboard color schemes have these days: bare metal and black.
Unlike the previous Vision series of coolers, this time DeepCool is using a full LCD screen to display content along with system information. The display itself is quite wide having 4.5″ IPS LCD screen and a resolution of 854×480.
like the AK620 G2 Nyx we have reviewed, it now comes with AI assisted cooling that can be accessed through DeepCreative software. This permits an automation that smartly re-tunes the fan speed based on the load of the CPU.
Major improvements to the ASSASSIN V were: added extra heat pipes, from 7 to 8, widened the contact patch of the cooler’s baseplate to the CPU, reduced the number of fans to one and converted it to a wireless fan setup. Removing the second fan now frees up the RAM slots to have higher heights, great for RAM with tall ARGB heatsinks. DeepCool probably did some experimentation when it came to the fan reduction and addition of one more heat-pipe made some improvements… we can fully say if it does improve temps when we do get our hands on one. Stay tuned!
DeepCool Silentnox Pro 360
This new liquid all-in-one cooler uses a new 7th generation pump design, new FT style fans and sports a 6.67″ Curved AMOLED screen giving a very vivid output. The display itself gives an output of 2k resolution, allowing you to display very detailed video or graphics. Software is controlled by DeepCreative software.
DeepCool Air Coolers now sport Vapor Chambers
An initial set of DeepCool’s air coolers will now get the Vapor Chamber treatment. While models like the AK620 G2 and AG620 G2 were all recently released and close to the ASSASSIN IV VC, they did not get that vapor chamber treatment this round. However, the AK700 and the AN600 will now have that included in their latest releases. Not only that, but their cooling fans are updated with the latest bearings and motors to provide quieter and better airflow performance.
New DeepCool Case Fans
A new model series of case fans are coming out of DeepCool starting with the FL12 INF case fans with an infinity mirror design on its sides, plus a wireless interface, reducing the need of wires for daisy chaining. The FD12 V2 and FD12 ARGB V2 will be taking over the original FD12 and FD12 ARGB. The FD12 V2 is essentially what is equipped on the AG620 V2 air cooler we reviewed a few months back.
What about their Desktop Cases?
By the way, DeepCool’s been working on a prototype desktop case that’s modular. It’s not going out to production not until the company figures out things regarding the design. It was put out to get some feedback on the case, hence it may end up looking differently in the end or not produced at all. Here’s a photo of the unit. It has a separate box where the graphics card is supposed to go in.
As for the desktop cases at their booth, there’s only two, one the CL600 is already available, and the mid-tower ATX that is close in design ad looks with the CG380U 3F but having ATX motherboard support like the CG580 4F V2 plus a wide LCD screen on the side along with mesh side panel.
