ASRock’s cooling lineup at COMPUTEX 2026 picks up where CES left off earlier this year. The company isn’t reinventing the wheel this time around — instead, it’s doubling down on the momentum it built at the start of the year, bringing two flagship AIO liquid coolers to the show floor alongside a new entry-level line aimed at a completely different kind of builder.
The Taichi AQUA 360 HOLO
The Taichi AQUA 360 HOLO is easily the most eye-catching piece in the lineup. ASRock bills it as the industry’s first AIO cooler with a floating 3D visual effect, made possible through POV (Persistence of Vision) technology.

The head unit renders multi-layered 3D graphics that appear to hover in mid-air, a trick that sounds gimmicky on paper but lands surprisingly well in person.

The head unit displays multi-layered 3D graphics that appear to float in mid-air. It’s genuinely hard not to stop and look at it on the show floor. On a packed show floor full of RGB-lit everything, it still manages to stop people in their tracks. Whether that translates into a must-have feature for builders remains to be seen, but as a statement piece, it does exactly what it’s supposed to.
TAICHI AQUA 360 HOLO 10th Anniversary Edition
The AQUA 360 HOLO takes a more celebratory angle. Built to mark Taichi’s 10th anniversary, it carries the same aesthetic treatment ASRock has been rolling out across its anniversary-edition motherboards. The differences from the standard AQUA 360 are subtle rather than sweeping, but that’s clearly the point. This one is made for builders already invested in the Taichi ecosystem who want their cooler to match the rest of the build.

Rock Series
Not every builder needs a floating hologram on their CPU block. The new Rock series addresses that reality directly with a durability-focused line designed for everyday system builders who want reliable thermal management without the enthusiast markup.

Details on specific models and pricing are still thin, but the positioning is clear: dependable cooling, accessible price, no frills required.