We have the feeling Deepcool seems to be less present on the market. This is clearly the case in the USA, where the brand is still banned for dealing with Russian companies, but also in Europe. On the latter point, it’s the consequence of the first that begets the second… At Amazon, the brand is completely blacklisted. But at Computex, we were able to see a lot of things that confirm that the brand is moving forward and offering a lot of things. Here’s what we picked out from Deepcool’s many new products.
SPARTACUS, a new range of AIOs.
Spartacus is the new flagship all-in-one watercooling range, featuring a 3.4-inch IPS screen and new high-performance fans. The range is expected to be limited to 360mm or 420mm radiator sizes. The range below will be addressed by the LQ ULTRA, featuring real-time system monitoring and addressable, customisable RGB LED lighting. This range will be available with 240 mm or 360 mm radiators.
Deepcool is also presenting two new PC cases for Computex 2025.
The Genome III is the successor to the Genome II, released in 2016. Its main features include its liquid cooling tank, which extends the full height of the case and is visible on the front panel. It also incorporates a 5.5-inch display on a power supply cover, which can be easily viewed through the glass side panel.
The DeepCool CL6600 is particularly bold, and it’s bound to be a hit. It is designed to accommodate motherboards with rear connectors (BTF and PZ), and can integrate 360 mm heat sinks. It can be fitted with up to eight fans.
The AK series has also been updated. The second-generation AK G2 air-cooled coolers now feature improved thermal control as well as 0rpm start-up with Activate Clearing Tech (ACT), an intelligent AI mode for noise/performance balance. Deepcool promises a refined design (the wood effect?) and an offset mounting solution supporting Intel LGA1851 and AM5.
The Deepcool stand is very comprehensive and many other new products are on display.
