Cooler Master unveiled its award-winning G11M hybrid CPU cooler at Computex 2026, combining air and liquid cooling to achieve an ambitious 400W cooling capacity. The innovative design features liquid channels, cooling fins, and a downward-firing fan mounted directly on the CPU block that begins heat dissipation before warm liquid even leaves the block.

The company also introduced the MasterDimm active RAM cooling solution developed in partnership with G.Skill. This blower-style cooler specifically targets DDR5 memory modules, featuring visible RGB lighting along the top edge. Cooler Master demonstrated its effectiveness using a smoke machine, showing how hot air gets pulled through the fan and exhausted into the top of the PC case.

Rounding out their showcase is the MasterFlow GPU exhaust system, a blower-style cooler that slots into the PCIe slot above an installed graphics card. This innovation directs hot GPU air directly out the back of the case rather than recirculating it internally, helping separate GPU and CPU thermal zones while improving overall case exhaust without occupying additional fan mounts.