AURAS displayed new cooling products at Computex for graphics cards and motherboards. The Taiwan company makes cooling equipment for graphics card makers around the world. Their booth showed several innovative designs for computer hardware. Company representatives demonstrated how each product works for different systems. The cooling solutions target both AMD and NVIDIA graphics processors.
The RTX 5090 cooler handles up to 600 watts of power from future graphics cards. Three fans and special heat pipes keep temperatures low during gaming sessions. AURAS built the cooler across 3.75 expansion slots for maximum cooling space. A vapor chamber spreads heat evenly across the entire cooling surface. RGB lights provide visual effects for gaming computer builds.
AMD graphics cards receive cooling support through the RX 9070 module design. This cooler manages 350 watts of power across 2.8 expansion slots. Seven heat pipes move thermal energy away from the graphics processor efficiently. Three fans push air through the cooling fins to remove excess heat. The design works with upcoming AMD RDNA 4 graphics cards.
Water cooling systems appeared on prototype motherboards for both AMD and Intel processors. Liquid flows through transparent covers over power delivery components and storage areas. Custom cooling loops connect through standard fittings on the motherboard surface. LED lights illuminate the liquid cooling channels for visual appeal. Both AM5 and Intel socket versions will become available for purchase.
The RTX 5090 cooler handles up to 600 watts of power from future graphics cards. Three fans and special heat pipes keep temperatures low during gaming sessions. AURAS built the cooler across 3.75 expansion slots for maximum cooling space. A vapor chamber spreads heat evenly across the entire cooling surface. RGB lights provide visual effects for gaming computer builds.
AMD graphics cards receive cooling support through the RX 9070 module design. This cooler manages 350 watts of power across 2.8 expansion slots. Seven heat pipes move thermal energy away from the graphics processor efficiently. Three fans push air through the cooling fins to remove excess heat. The design works with upcoming AMD RDNA 4 graphics cards.
Water cooling systems appeared on prototype motherboards for both AMD and Intel processors. Liquid flows through transparent covers over power delivery components and storage areas. Custom cooling loops connect through standard fittings on the motherboard surface. LED lights illuminate the liquid cooling channels for visual appeal. Both AM5 and Intel socket versions will become available for purchase.
