XASTRA unveiled a fresh design language at Computex 2026, blending matte surfaces, subtle RGB, and bold geometry. The lineup opens with the Crab LR360 ARGB, a puck‑shaped pump with magnetic interlocks and a cube‑top diffuser. Its 29 mm radiator hosts a compound fan that blends ARGB stripes with LED hubs, providing efficient cooling for overclockers daily.

The Crab’s pump spins between 800 and 3,000 RPM, while its three‑impeller fan ranges 800‑2,000 RPM, delivering 75.2 CFM airflow at 1.95 mm H₂O and staying under 33 dBA noise at peak. The LA360 variant mirrors the LR360 mechanically but sports an X‑shaped diffuser, keeping performance consistent across models and making them suitable for both silent builds and aggressive overclocks and high performance.

XASTRA’s Dove LD360, a mainstream AIO, adopts a mecha‑inspired X‑pattern and houses three high‑static‑pressure fans. The QW505M microATX case features a 10° sloped base, nine 120 mm fan mounts, and a 360 mm radiator mount, allowing 41 cm GPUs. Its design prioritizes airflow over aesthetics while maintaining a compact footprint that fits most tower setups for budget builders.

Finally, the Dove FY120 fan pushes 76.77 CFM at 2600 RPM, delivering 6.55 mm H₂O static pressure and under 32 dBA noise. Its LCP impeller and rifled‑bearing motor promises durability, making it a solid choice for radiators that demand high pressure without sacrificing silences in quiet workstations and gaming rigs alike, ensuring consistent airflow for users seeking optimal performance today.