Crowxis unveiled a prototype all-in-one liquid cooler that tackles two heat sources at once. This design matters because it removes the need for separate cooling solutions for your processor and storage drives. Users with constrained case dimensions or those preferring a tidy interior may appreciate this unified cooling design.
Prototype unifies processor and storage cooling in single loop
The device cools both the CPU and M.2 SSDs using a single loop. Crowxis developed this unit in collaboration with Team Group to support high-performance components. The system is designed to handle PCI Express 5.0 SSDs, which generate significant heat during operation.
Specifications
- Cooling Type: All-in-One (AIO) Liquid Cooling
- Target Components: CPU and M.2 SSD
- SSD Compatibility: PCI Express 5.0
- Display Feature: Magnetic detachable display on CPU water block
A key feature is a magnetic detachable display mounted on the CPU water block. Users can remove this screen without disturbing the cooling loop. The prototype currently lacks specific release dates or pricing information.
The design faces potential physical constraints in standard PC builds. The tube length may be too long for M.2 slots located directly below the CPU socket. We looked at HYTE Y50 RGB Essential PC Case earlier while tracking Crowxis launches.



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