CPS PCCooler Brings High-Wattage PSUs, AIOs, and a Gigantic Full-tower Case to Computex 2026

CPS PCCooler brought their latest innovations to show us at Computex 2026. We begin our tour with the SR700, a gigantic HPTX full-tower that’s vertically partitioned, and supports large, enterprise motherboard form-factors such as X12DPG-QT6, HPTX, SSI-EEB, E-ATX, and everything smaller. There’s room for graphics cards up to 46 cm in length, and CPU coolers up to 195 mm in height; along with dual PSUs for redundant or compounded power. With this case, you can build AI inferencing workstations with eight or more AI GPUs that are liquid cooled. Fan mounts include 8× 120 mm along the top, a rear 120 mm exhaust, 12× left side panel intakes, 4× 120 mm along the bottom and 3× 120 mm along the front. You can mount two 480 mm radiators along the top, a 360 mm radiator along the bottom, and another 360 mm radiator along the front. The case measures 625 × 338 × 575 mm.

The TR620M X is an aluminium dual fin-stack tower CPU cooler designed for large sockets such as SP6, LGA4677, and LGA4710. The cooler uses six 8 mm-thick heat pipes that pass through a copper base, spreading heat through the two fin-stacks. A high-speed 100 mm fan located between the fin-stacks is in charge of ventilation. The fan may seem small, but CPS is trying to make the cooler compatible with 4U cases.

The TS700D is a taller cooler with the same socket compatibility as the TR620M, but where Z-Height isn’t as much of a problem, such as in tower-type cases. The LR420S is a large 2P AIO CLC that uses a 420 × 120 mm radiator with high-airflow fans, and two pump-blocks that support large CPU sockets. The LR-480S is a 1P large socket AIO with a chunky 480 × 120 mm radiator.

The company also showcased its large-scale deployment water blocks for GeForce RTX 5090, with its fittings pointed at the tail-end and single-slot thickness; and cold-plates for large sockets. These are meant for small-scale commercial AI inferencing builds.

The GT360 is an AIO CLC targeting gaming PCs, supporting most common AMD and Intel sockets. It features a large 4-inch true-color OLED display. The DV360 is essentially the same cooler, but with a curved OLED display.

CPS PCCooler also showcased its SU-series high-wattage PSUs for AI inferencing builds. The SU2500 is a 2500 W PSU offering four 12V-2×6 connectors, and up to four 8+8 pin EPS connectors for 2P workstations with up to four GPUs.