ASRock Launches Rock Series AIO Liquid Coolers

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Eight AIO Coolers Announced!

[Press Release] ASRock has launched its new Rock Series AIO liquid coolers, designed for PC builders seeking reliable cooling, simple installation, and a clean design.

The lineup includes eight models with 240mm and 360mm radiators, available in Black and White. Users can also choose between Digital and ARGB versions. Digital models feature a 1.05-inch display for real-time CPU temperature monitoring, while the ARGB variants offer subtle lighting.

Every Rock Series cooler features a 3-phase, 6-slot pump, dual-side inlet design, pre-installed unified-frame fans, and streamlined cable management. ASRock says these features make installation easier for DIY builders.

The coolers also include 0dB Silent Cooling technology, IIR + EPDM tubing, and ASRock’s Therm-X1 thermal paste. All models come with a six-year warranty.

Following ASRock’s “Solid Starts Simple” philosophy, the Rock Series focuses on practical cooling and a minimalist design rather than unnecessary extras.

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