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Ocypus unveils three new AIO coolers at Computex 2026 with innovative designs

Owen Carter 2 min read

Ocypus introduced three new AIO liquid coolers at Computex 2026: Delta L36 Elite ARGB Digital, Omega L36 ENG Limited with lifting pump, and Sigma L42 Pro ARGB with 420mm radiator.

Ocypus unveils three new AIO coolers at Computex 2026 with innovative designs
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Ocypus introduced three new AIO liquid coolers at Computex 2026. The lineup includes the Delta L36 Elite ARGB Digital, Omega L36 ENG Limited, and Sigma L42 Pro ARGB. The three models address distinct segments of the PC cooling market.

Ocypus AIO coolers at Computex 2026
Ocypus AIO coolers at Computex 2026

Delta L36 Elite ARGB Digital targets mainstream users

The Delta L36 Elite ARGB Digital is a mainstream 360mm AIO with ARGB lighting and a temperature readout. The Omega L36 ENG Limited stands out with a lifting pump that deploys side ducting under load. The Sigma L42 Pro ARGB is a larger 420mm AIO using 140mm fans.

Spec comparison

Spec Delta L36 Elite ARGB Digital Omega L36 ENG Limited Sigma L42 Pro ARGB
Radiator size 360mm 360mm 420mm
Fan size 120mm 120mm 140mm
Display Temperature readout Lifting pump with display 3.5-inch IPS display
TDP support N/A 310W N/A

The Omega L36 ENG Limited supports a 310W TDP. Its lifting pump mechanism improves airflow around the CPU socket and VRMs, according to Ocypus. The Sigma L42 Pro ARGB features a 3.5-inch IPS display on the pump.

Ocypus Omega L36 ENG Limited AIO cooler
Ocypus Omega L36 ENG Limited AIO cooler

Omega L36 ENG Limited supports 310W TDP

The Sigma L42 Pro ARGB uses 140mm fans instead of the more common 120mm size. Its 420mm radiator provides additional surface area for heat dissipation. The Delta L36 Elite ARGB Digital offers ARGB lighting and a digital temperature readout for mainstream users.

Ocypus said the Omega L36 ENG Limited is ready to come to market later this year. Pricing has not been announced. Availability will be global.

Ocypus is a relatively new entrant in the cooling market. These new AIOs demonstrate the company's expansion into innovative cooling solutions. The Omega L36's lifting pump design offers a novel method to enhance airflow.

The Delta L36 Elite ARGB Digital, Omega L36 ENG Limited, and Sigma L42 Pro ARGB are confirmed products from Ocypus. The Omega L36 features a 310W TDP and a lifting pump. The Sigma L42 offers a 420mm radiator and a 3.5-inch display. All three models are scheduled for release later this year.

Source: Ocypus, TweakTown

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