Enermax Unveils Pump-Less AIO Cooler and New PSUs at Computex 2026

Enermax brought a wave of new cooling and power supply hardware to Computex 2026. The most striking product is a pump-less all-in-one liquid CPU cooler that handles extreme heat loads without a traditional pump.

PFA cooler uses Daikin coolant

The PFA pump-less AIO uses Daikin DAISAVE SF-49 coolant, which vaporizes at 49 degrees Celsius. With a 360mm radiator, Enermax rates it for up to 900W TDP. The same coolant appears in the Cirrus Mk II sealed oil immersion case.

Spec comparison

Enermax also showed the PF-II series 120mm fan, which is 28mm thick and uses a liquid crystal polymer impeller, a 6-pole motor, and a fluid dynamic bearing. For workstation and server CPUs, the company introduced the Mariner WST-360E and WST-360P AIO coolers. The WST-360E handles up to 650W TDP, while the WST-360P exceeds 800W. Both support Intel LGA4677 and LGA4710 sockets, plus AMD TR5 and SP6 sockets.

New power supplies target various markets

On the power supply side, Enermax unveiled several new units. The Pacer 1000W carries 80 Plus Platinum efficiency and a 13-year warranty. The Platimax III 1200W meets ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standards. The MaxTytan II 1650W achieves 80 Plus Titanium efficiency. The Photon 3200W is rated 80 Plus Platinum, and the Revolution SFX II 850W is 80 Plus Gold.

Enermax did not announce pricing or availability for any of these products at the show. Enermax typically releases new hardware in the months following Computex.

The pump-less PFA cooler stands out as a novel approach to high-end CPU cooling. Eliminating the pump removes a common point of failure and reduces noise. The 900W TDP rating suggests it targets the most demanding workstation and server builds.