At Computex 2026, TRYX unveiled two new AIO cooler families, headlined by the HOLO 360 mm radiator. The pump‑head houses a precision beam‑splitter and high‑brightness LCD that projects a floating hologram inside a translucent chamber, rotatable for optimal viewing. KANALI software drives content, supporting preset libraries, user uploads and live Giphy feeds. The unit ships in black and white.

TRYX also refreshed its Panorama line with two V2 models. The Panorama SE V2 adds a curved AMOLED panel, a tilt hinge and a 3‑in‑1 fan frame for cabling; its pump upgrades to an Asetek Gen 9. The flagship Panorama V2 uses a metal frame, an Asetek Gen 10 EMMA V3 core, and a repositioned VRM fan that vents across motherboard power stages via USB‑C.

Both cooler families blend visual flair with high‑performance pumping. The HOLO’s holographic display targets enthusiasts who treat rigs as showpieces, while its 280 W Asetek Gen 8 V2 pump keeps temperatures competitive. Panorama’s upgraded pumps and USB‑C routing address thermal efficiency and cable clutter, signaling TRYX’s push to marry aesthetics with engineering. Consumers now have premium AIO options that prioritize both cooling duty and visual impact.