TRYX HOLO Holographic CPU Cooler Debuts at Computex 2026

TRYX introduced two new all-in-one CPU cooler families at Computex 2026, highlighting a shift toward integrated visual displays on liquid cooling hardware. The company debuted the HOLO series, which projects holographic images directly from the pump head, and refreshed its Panorama lineup with updated display panels and pump technology.

The company showcased two new AIO families featuring advanced display panels and upgraded pump technology.

The HOLO model serves as the headline product for this launch cycle. It features a 360 mm radiator configuration and utilizes a precision beam-splitter combined with a high-brightness LCD housed within the pump casing to generate floating holographic images. Users can rotate these projections inside their case to adjust viewing angles, while content management relies on KANALI software that supports preset libraries, user uploads, and live Giphy integration.

Spec comparison

Cooling performance for the HOLO derives from an Asetek Gen 8 V2 pump rated at 280 W TDP. The unit will launch in black and white color variants. Meanwhile, the Panorama SE V2 refresh targets a more accessible segment with a trimmed-bezel curved AMOLED panel and a mechanical tilt hinge that allows adjustable viewing angles based on case orientation.

TRYX simplified cable management for the Panorama SE V2 through a 3-in-1 unified fan frame and upgraded its pump to an Asetek Gen 9 unit. The flagship Panorama V2 model steps up with a full tilt mechanism integrated into a premium metal display frame and adopts an Asetek Gen 10 EMMA V3 core pump. This top-tier variant also repositions the VRM fan for improved cross-flow ventilation over motherboard power delivery stages, connecting it via an internal USB-C interface to streamline routing.

TRYX showcased both product families at Computex 2026 with a global debut status. The company did not disclose specific pricing or release dates during this announcement window.