Noctua
Noctua was at Computex like clock work. And although the booth looks the same as last year, they’ve got something quite interesting to show this year.
Meet the Noctua’s latest fanless concept cooler. It’s a massive CPU cooler that offers a cooling performance of up to 120W. From silent fans to just silent CPU coolers full stop!
Here are more concept CPU coolers that feature 7 heatpipes with good clearance for processor and ram. Previous models of Noctua coolers came with 6 heatpipes.
New for this year (releasing Q3/Q4) are these new range of black CPU coolers. It uses some sort of special electro-static techniques to coat all the fins with black paint/powder.
Just a gimmick or rather a miscellaneous product. A desk cooling fan that uses a silent Noctua fan powered by USB.
Lastly, there were a load of fan cooling fans on display including the ones we saw last year and some new concept fans too.
Enermax
There were a lot of AIO coolers on display at Enermax, as well as some interesting PSUs and chassis.
We’ll start off with the Enermax Flexcrate chassis. It features an interchangeable front plate with various designs. Also on display, included the Saberay Adv with all tempered glass panels, and MarbleShell M for M-ATX motherboards with PSU cover that has 2.5″ HDD mounts.
An odd looking mod … nevertheless, it caught our eye and was worthy of a mention.
This is Enermax’s new Shunt-Channel Technology (SCT) and features a pump that has dual chambers for more effected cooling. This new pump will be featured in all of their new AIO coolers including the new AquaFusion, Liqtech II and Liqmax III.
Yes, the SquARGB fans were also on display. They’re kind of odd looking, but it will make your system look pretty unique.
Some new PSUs including the MAXREVO at 1800W … but look at the size. It’s tiny for the huge wattage. The other PSU is the Revolution D.F. with button for fan flow reversal! Yes, but pressing this button the fans will spin the opposite direction (for cleaning purposes – apparently). Both are 80Plus gold certified. And finally, the Revolution RGB as the name suggests … is a PSU with ARGB lighting.
Lastly, if you plan to build a system that is white-themed, then Enermax has got you covered with their entire range of products also in white.
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