DeepCool FD12 ARGB V2 PC Fans Unveiled at COMPUTEX 2026

DeepCool unveiled a new lineup of PC case fans at the 2026 Taipei International Computer Show. The company introduced several models that feature structural redesigns and updated lighting interfaces. These changes target improved cooling performance and better noise management for system builders.

Structural redesigns and updated lighting interfaces target improved cooling performance

The FD12 series received a comprehensive V2 revision across multiple variants. DeepCool redesigned the impeller with a closed design where an outer ring connects all blades. This structural change increases the effective cooling area by 7% according to official technical specifications. The redesign also aims to improve airflow and static pressure while suppressing operational noise.

• FD12 ARGB V2 Interface: Second-generation 8-pin Daisy Chain
• FD12 ARGB V2 LEDs: 9 ARGB LEDs per fan
• FD12 V2 Interface: Standard 4-pin PWM independent interface
• FL12 INF Version Feature: ARGB Infinity Mirror lighting on fan frame
• FD36 ARGB Frame Configuration: Three 120mm fans integrated in a single frame

The FD12 ARGB V2 model uses a second-generation 8-pin daisy chain interface for lighting control. Each fan in this series contains nine ARGB LEDs that synchronize colors across multiple units. The standard FD12 V2 drops RGB lighting entirely and uses a standard 4-pin PWM independent interface instead. This configuration suits silent builds that prioritize airflow over visual effects.

The FL12 INF version adds an infinity mirror lighting effect on the fan frame to maintain visual continuity when chained. DeepCool also debuted the FD36 ARGB fan frame, which integrates three 120mm fans into a single unit. The system uses unified PWM control but applies differentiated speed curves to each fan. This approach prevents resonance and vibration overlap during operation.

DeepCool plans to release these products at COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei. The company did not specify exact pricing or individual release dates for the new lineup. System builders should monitor official channels for commercial availability details as the event approaches.