Einarex HALOX AIO CPU Cooler Unveiled at Computex 2026 with LGA 1851 Support

Einarex introduced a new HALOX AIO CPU cooler at Computex 2026. The liquid cooling unit targets the latest Intel LGA 1851 and AMD AM5 platforms. This release expands Einarex's lineup with a focus on modern socket compatibility.

Liquid cooling unit targets modern processors with copper cold plate and hollow RGB pump block design

The HALOX AIO uses a copper cold plate to transfer heat from the processor. It pairs this base with either a 360 mm or 240 mm radiator that measures 27 mm in thickness. The system relies on hydraulic bearing fans to move air through the fins.

• Cooler Type: AIO (All-In-One Liquid) CPU Cooler
• CPU Socket Support: Intel LGA 1851, AMD AM5
• Cold Plate Material: Copper
• Radiator Thickness: 27 mm
• Fan Bearing Type: Hydraulic bearing

Einarex rates the included 120 mm fans for speeds between 600 and 2,600 RPM. This range allows the cooler to push up to 82.9 CFM of airflow while keeping noise levels at a maximum of 40.7 dBA. The pump block features a hollow design that houses internal RGB lighting.

The vendor also displayed Wood-series versions of its Glide G300 and Ventus V300 air coolers during the same event. These units use wood-style fans to match their aesthetic theme. Einarex introduced a new ED12 fan with a modular 2-inch LCD display alongside an EA12 Wood variant.

Einarex stated that the Wood-series versions of these coolers should arrive soon. The company did not provide specific pricing for the HALOX AIO or the Wood-series models during the showcase.

Einarex previously released air cooling options like the Glide G300 and Ventus V300, which are available now. The new HALOX AIO positions the brand in the liquid cooling segment while maintaining its focus on aesthetic customization with wood-style components.

The HALOX AIO cooler supports Intel LGA 1851 and AMD AM5 sockets. It ships with a copper cold plate, hydraulic fans, and an RGB-enabled pump block. Einarex will release Wood-series variants of existing air coolers in the near future.