Noctua is preparing to introduce its inaugural liquid CPU cooler, expanding beyond its established focus on air-cooled solutions. The company confirmed the system will use an Asetek Emma (G8) V2 pump and aims for ultra-low noise performance through structural design changes.
Noctua confirms triple-layer cover reduces airborne sound and vibration transfer for quieter PC operation
The new cooler centers on a triple-layer noise reduction cover built around the pump assembly. Noctua states this structure reduces airborne sound and minimizes vibration transfer to the PC chassis, supporting its quiet-by-design philosophy.
Noctua plans to reveal the full product lineup at Computex 2026 in June. Pricing details and specific availability dates remain undisclosed at this time, pending the official Computex 2026 reveal.
The Asetek Emma (G8) V2 pump serves as the core cooling component for the liquid loop. Noctua selected this unit to handle heat transfer while maintaining low acoustic output under load.
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