By the FlowUP team, gaming PC builder in Genappe (Belgium) · Updated 30 September 2026
In brief: at the Computex 2026, in early June in Taipei, DeepCool unveiled a high-end tower air cooler with a display, the Assassin V Vision, a single-tower air cooler with a vapour chamber, the AK700 VC, a curved-screen all-in-one, the SilentNox Pro 360, new wireless fans and two cases, the CH690 LCD and the CH170 Plus UES. Only the AK700 VC is officially available, released on 28 July 2026. For the others, DeepCool had not communicated either a date or a price by the end of September 2026.
DeepCool’s new releases from Computex 2026 at a glance
| Product | Type | What to take away | Availability (30/09/2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assassin V Vision | Dual-tower air cooler | VC 2.0 vapour chamber, 8 heat pipes, a 140 mm fan, 4.5-inch LCD screen, 320 W claimed | No date announced |
| AK700 VC | Single-tower air cooler | VC 2.0 vapour chamber, 7 heat pipes, 120 mm fan with 0 RPM stop, 300 W claimed | Released on 28 July 2026 |
| SilentNox Pro 360 | 360 mm watercooling | 6.67-inch soft-curved 2K screen on the pump, in-house pump | No date announced |
| Fans | Case fans | Wireless connection, dynamic balancing G6.3 | No date announced |
| CH690 LCD | Case | Integrated 7-inch IPS screen, four pre-installed ARGB fans | No date announced |
| CH170 Plus UES | Compact case | Quick-release side panels | No date announced |
Sources: DeepCool press releases from 29 May and 28 July 2026, Club386 (2 June 2026), KitGuru (8 June 2026).
DeepCool Assassin V Vision: the screen-equipped air cooler
This is the centrepiece of the stand. The Assassin V Vision takes the dual-tower design from the Assassin range, but with a single 140 mm fan positioned between the two fin stacks, eight heat pipes and a base with a vapour chamber, something DeepCool calls VC 2.0. The manufacturer claims 320 W of heat dissipation.
The detail that catches your eye is the 4.5-inch (854 x 480) LCD screen built into the shroud. It shows the CPU and graphics-card frequency, the fan speed and power draw. No RGB, no visible cables: a restrained look, designed for glass-fronted builds.
The Assassin V Vision and its 4.5-inch screen. Image: DeepCool.
DeepCool AK700 VC: the single-tower vapour chamber
The AK700 VC is the only product in the lineup that’s already available: DeepCool launched it on 28 July 2026, in black and white. It’s a single-tower air cooler with seven heat pipes, a VC 2.0 vapour-chamber base and a 120 mm fan that can fully stop at idle. DeepCool claims up to 300 W.
It’s compatible with Intel LGA1851, 1700, 1200 and 115X sockets, and AMD AM5 and AM4, with a three-year warranty. A single-tower cooler that aims high as well is interesting for cases where a dual-tower would get in the way of the RAM or the rear fan.
The AK700 VC, released on 28 July 2026. Image: DeepCool.
DeepCool SilentNox Pro 360: the curved-screen AIO
On the watercooling side, DeepCool showed the SilentNox Pro 360, its first AIO with a curved screen on the pump block. The panel is flexible, measures 6.67 inches and displays in 2K. The pump is designed in-house, and the SilentNox range highlights quiet operation.
Screens on pumps have become a strong selling point in 2026: they allow you to display temperatures, an image or an animation. We’ll have to see, once it’s released, what the real performance and noise levels are.
The SilentNox Pro 360 pump block and its 6.67-inch curved screen. Image: DeepCool.
Wireless fans and CH690 LCD / CH170 Plus UES cases
DeepCool also unveiled a new range of fans with a wireless connection, which removes part of the cables between the fans, along with dynamic balancing in line with the G6.3 standard to limit vibration and resonance.
On the case side, the CH690 LCD includes an integrated 7-inch IPS screen and comes with four pre-installed ARGB fans. The CH170 Plus UES is an improved version of a compact case, with side panels that can be removed without tools.
The new DeepCool fans presented at Computex 2026. Image: DeepCool.
Our builder’s take
Three trends stand out from this Computex. First, vapour chambers are becoming standard across air coolers: DeepCool had already used them on the Assassin IV VC Vision in 2024, and now they’re arriving on a single-tower model. Next, screens are everywhere, on the air cooler, on the pump and in the case. Finally, wiring is being simplified, with wireless fans.
Our advice: don’t choose a cooler based on the size of its screen. A Ryzen 7 9800X3D or a Core i5 for gaming doesn’t require a 320 W air cooler: a good simple single-tower model is often enough, and liquid cooling is mainly justified for very power-hungry processors or for the look. The details are in our guide air cooler or liquid cooling. And to fit all of that, take a look at how to choose a PC case.
If you want a gaming PC ready to play with liquid cooling, without having to worry about assembly, the Aqua V2 comes with an AIO:
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RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB, Core i5 14400F or 14600KF, liquid cooling and FlowUP H600 Aquavision case.
FAQ: DeepCool at Computex 2026
When does the DeepCool Assassin V Vision release?
By the end of September 2026, DeepCool had announced neither a release date nor a price for the Assassin V Vision. It was presented at Computex in early June 2026.
Is the AK700 VC available?
Yes. DeepCool launched it on 28 July 2026, in black and white, with a three-year warranty.
What is the screen size of the SilentNox Pro 360?
6.67 inches. It’s a flexible, curved screen, in 2K resolution, placed on the pump block.
What is a vapour chamber on a air cooler?
It’s a flat, hollow base that contains a liquid: it evapourates when it comes into contact with the processor and spreads the heat across the entire surface before it passes into the heat pipes. DeepCool calls its VC 2.0 version.
What TDP for the Assassin V Vision and the AK700 VC?
DeepCool announces 320 W for the Assassin V Vision and up to 300 W for the AK700 VC.
