TRYX Unveils Groundbreaking Holographic Holo AIO and Premium Panorama V2 Coolers @ Computex 2026

Peter Donnell 1 week agoLast Updated: June 4, 2026

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Computex 2026: The eTeknix team is here at Computex 2026 in Taipei, Taiwan, bringing you coverage of the latest, greatest, and next-generation of PC hardware, components, gaming tech, and much more! While we’re currently on the show floor taking many pictures and having meetings, we will endeavour to update our live gallery throughout the day, which you can check out here!

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Walking onto the TRYX stand here at Computex 2026, the first thing that caught our eye was just how aggressively this brand is pushing the boundaries of liquid cooling. They have been consistently innovative in recent years, pushing unique and interesting thermal designs that force the rest of the industry to react. They were originally the first to introduce curved displays onto their all-in-one pump blocks, and now that the rest of the market is busy copying them, it is clear they are moving the goalposts yet again to stay well ahead of the curve.

Refined Curvature with the Panorama V2 Series

While curved displays are still a core part of their identity, their second-generation product stack brings a massive leap in engineering maturity and tactile premium quality. Walking through the booth, we got our hands on the new Panorama V2 flagship model, and the upgrade in materials is immediately obvious. They have moved to a full premium metal display frame that gives the entire pump block an incredibly sturdy, luxury feel.
They have also completely overhauled the user experience and mounting layout. The updated design includes an articulated mechanical tilt mechanism and a reversible mounting system. This means you are no longer locked at fixed eight-angle orientation points to your motherboard; you can freely adjust and rotate the angle of the housing to perfectly match your chassis layout and preferred viewing angle.
The structural upgrades continue inside the loop. The flagship Panorama V2 steps up to the cutting-edge Asetek 10th generation EMMA V3 platform, representing one of the first major architectural shifts in flagship pump design we have seen in a very long time. For internal ventilation, TRYX has re-engineered the built-in VRM fan, re-positioning it to facilitate far more efficient crossflow cooling over the motherboard power delivery stages while utilizing a clean, hidden Type-C interface to eliminate cable clutter. Sitting just below the flagship, the more budget-conscious Panorama SE V2 moves away from legacy configurations to the Asetek 9th generation platform, trimming down the screen bezels to maximize the active display area.

The World’s First Holographic CPU Cooler

The absolute showstopper at the booth, however, is the brand-new TRYX Holo all-in-one liquid cooler. This completely dispenses with the traditional flat LCD screen on the block, replacing it with a specialized optical lens overlay and a precision beam-splitter reflection imaging module. By utilizing an angled mirror configuration, it projects an isolated visual that appears to float with genuine spatial depth inside a translucent, three-dimensional chamber.

It is an absolutely awesome visual illusion to see functioning in person. It is fully integrated into their KANALI software platform, allowing for complete customization. It features native Giphy support out of the box, alongside the ability to upload your own custom MP4 videos, JPGs, or animations. Built on an Asetek Gen 8 V2 pump foundation, it delivers a massive 280W TDP cooling capacity, proving that TRYX is not sacrificing thermal performance for aesthetic novelty.
Between the incredible range of wide internal LED accessory displays, their premium full-metal chassis updates, and these cutting-edge liquid coolers, TRYX has delivered a portfolio that offers a little bit of something for every high-end PC enthusiast.

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