Thermal Grizzly introduced new cooling components for Intel and AMD desktop platforms at Computex 2026. The company expanded its DeltaMate lineup with dedicated water blocks and a fresh fan series. These additions target enthusiasts building high-end systems on the latest socket generations.
New water blocks feature nickel-plated copper cold plates, micro-fins, RGB glass windows, G1/4 ports, and Duronaut thermal paste.
The CPU block line now supports both Intel LGA 1851 and AMD AM5 sockets. Each block features a nickel-plated copper cold plate paired with micro-fin structures for improved heat transfer. The design includes RGB glass windows and standard G1/4 threaded ports for tubing connections. Thermal Grizzly also pre-applies its Duronaut thermal compound to the contact surface.

The GPU block portfolio grew to cover three specific ASUS and Palit graphics cards. The new blocks fit the ROG Matrix RTX 5090, Suprim RTX 5090, and Palit RTX 5090 models. This expansion completes support for major custom PCB designs using the upcoming RTX 5090 silicon.
Thermal Grizzly debuted its first DeltaMate Purrformante fan series in two sizes. The lineup includes 120mm and 140mm variants with DRGB lighting capabilities. Each fan features daisy-chainable USB connectivity for simplified wiring inside cases. These fans are designed to integrate with the wider DeltaMate product line instead of functioning independently.

Thermal Grizzly unveiled these products during the Computex 2026 event, coinciding with other cooling hardware announcements. Thermal Grizzly has previously released CPU and GPU blocks for earlier socket generations and graphics cards. This release marks a direct upgrade path for users upgrading to Intel's newest platform or AMD's current AM5 lineup.
No pricing or availability details appeared in the initial announcement materials. Thermal Grizzly has not yet disclosed pricing details or release schedules for these new items. Consumers must await official announcements regarding availability dates and recommended retail prices.



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