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According to information from IT House 3 June, according to various media reports, including Wccftech, Noctua officially launched its first one-size-fits-all water cooler on Computex 2026, showing the next generation of wind-coolers, workstation heaters and multiple joint products.

The owl NL-LC1 series AIO water cold will be listed in Europe on 16 June, with three specifications of 240mm, 360mm and 420mm, at a price of €219.90 (IT House Note: current exchange rate: approximately MOP 1,733), €249.90 (current exchange rate approximately MOP 1969) and €279.90 (current exchange rate approximately MOP 2206).

Using the Assetek Emma V2 platform, the series is equipped with an owl-owned NL-PNA1 noise relief (used to reduce vibrating noise from pumps) and carries NF-A14x25G2 or NF-A12x25G2 fans, which provide three pump speed models, quiet, balanced and manual.

Its radiator thickness is 30 mm and supports SecuFirm2+ attachments compatible with AM4, AM5, LGA1700, LGA1851. The owls will provide six years of quality assurance for the series.

In addition, users can select NL-ACF1 80mm support fans for use in CPU Additional air currents are provided by around-site components (VRM, memory, M.2 etc.). The fan is fixed by magnetic inhalation at a price of 19.90 euros (the current exchange rate is approximately 156.8 yuan).

In terms of wind-cooled products, owls show the next generation of NH-L12 low-precipitators. The new version, which uses 6 heat tubes, reduces the overall height from 75 mm to 70 mm in the previous generation, while maintaining a clean memory of 35 mm and suitable for the MINI-ITX master board of the AM5 platform, is expected to be available in the second quarter of 2027.

The owl also presented its next generation workstation radiator design for the future AMD Threadripper processor (perhaps based on the Zen 6 architecture), using a double tower 7 heat tube structure and large base, carrying NF-A14x25r G2 and NF-A12x25 G2 fans, compatible with Intel LGA 4710/4677 and AMD sTR5, TR4, SP3, SP6 and is also expected to take up Q2 in 2027.

The owl has also announced the launch of the NT-CP1 AM5/4 carbon nanoduct catheter in collaboration with carbice. The thermal pad is based on a vertically arranged carbon nano-ducted forest supported by aluminum backboard, a nano-grade polymer coating on the surface, pre-installation, and prevention of slippage.

It is officially stated that it does not have aging phenomena such as pumping, dry cracking, layering or cracking, and has undergone more than 100,000 thermal cycle tests, which need not be maintained or replaced to achieve space-grade reliability. The heat pad is designed for AMD AM5 and AM4 processors and is expected to be listed in September 2026.

With regard to power, owls are developing a second generation of PRIME TX combined power to carry OptiGuard intelligence GPU Power supply protection system, which provides foot-level current monitoring.

New power supply length reduced from 210 mm to 180 mm, allowing for additional machine boxes, with 1300 W and 1600 W versions, built into NF-A12x25 G2 fans to support semi-passive operations, meeting the requirements of ATX 3.1 and PCI 5.1, titanium gold efficiency, expected to be listed in 2027 Q1.

The owl also worked with the violent bear (Thermal Grizzly) to launch the Wire View Pro II Noctua version to monitor each needle of the 12V-2x6 interface to prevent the uneven power flow from damaging the graphic cards.

The module is equipped with custom CNC aluminum-refining, non-boxed NF-A4x10 fans to support semi-passive operations, ultra-sonic alarms and updates of USB-C solids, and violent bears will provide a 2-year extension, with expected Q3 listing in 2027.

In addition, the previously visible Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua mouse game added an additional ventilation hole, built into NF-A4x10 5V PWM fans, weighing 73g, carrying XS-2 42000 DPI sensors to support the 8kHz Query Rate, which is expected to be marketed in June or July 2026, with a 5-level switch driven by key or web.

Finally, the owl updates the development of the hot rainbow (two-phase) radiator, target 2027 Q3 release. The product was developed in cooperation with the Calios, with flexible tubes and no moving parts, and therefore no pump noise or vibration.

The radiator is a 360 mm specification that relies on gravity and is suitable for top exhaust installation. Over the past 12 months, owls have manufactured and tested over 400 evaporation prototypes and 25 condensers prototypes, and the evaporation design has now been optimized to 4 programmes that can be validated daily.

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