ASRock Rock Series AIO Coolers Launch in Eight New Models

ASRock Rock Series AIO liquid coolers in black and white finishes
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ASRock has introduced the Rock Series AIO liquid coolers, a new line aimed at builders who want dependable cooling without the price or the visual noise of a flagship unit. The lineup spans eight models across 360mm and 240mm radiator sizes in black and white, and every one of them carries a 6-year warranty. ASRock announced the series from Taipei on August 24, 2026.

Rock Series lineup at a glance: Eight models total, covering 360mm and 240mm radiators in black and white, each available in a Digital edition with a 1.05-inch display or a minimalist ARGB edition. All models are backed by a 6-year warranty.

Digital and ARGB Editions

The split between the two editions is the main choice buyers make. Digital models put a 1.05-inch display on the pump block for real-time CPU temperature monitoring. ARGB models drop the screen in favor of subtle lighting, which ASRock positions as the cleaner option for builds where the cooler is meant to disappear into the case rather than announce itself.

ASRock Rock Series AIO Digital edition with 1.05-inch display and ARGB edition

Pump, Fans and Installation

The hardware underneath is shared across the range. Every Rock Series cooler uses a 3-phase, 6-slot high-performance pump with a dual-side inlet design. Fans arrive pre-installed in a unified frame, and ASRock pairs that with a streamlined cable management system to cut down on the loose wiring that usually comes with a 360mm install.

  • Pump: 3-phase, 6-slot high-performance design with dual-side inlet.
  • Fans: pre-installed unified-frame fans, no separate mounting step.
  • Cabling: streamlined cable management system for cleaner routing.
  • Acoustics: 0dB Silent Cooling technology for low-load operation.
  • Tubing: IIR and EPDM construction for long-term permeation resistance.
  • Thermal interface: ASRock Therm-X1 thermal paste supplied in the box.

Specifications

SpecificationDetail
ModelsEight
Radiator sizes360mm, 240mm
ColorsBlack, White
EditionsDigital, ARGB
Display (Digital)1.05-inch, real-time CPU temperature
Pump3-phase, 6-slot, dual-side inlet
FansPre-installed unified-frame
Acoustics0dB Silent Cooling
TubingIIR + EPDM
Thermal pasteASRock Therm-X1
Warranty6 years

Solid Starts Simple

ASRock is running the series under a “Solid Starts Simple” design philosophy, and the visual language follows it. The finish is minimalist and neutral enough to sit in a wide range of builds without clashing, which is a deliberate contrast to the screen-and-lighting arms race further up the AIO market. For a mainstream build where the cooler needs to work quietly for years rather than headline the case, that positioning is the whole point.

Availability

ASRock has not announced pricing or a regional availability date for the Rock Series. Full model details are listed on the ASRock CPU coolers page.

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