ASRock shows off a slew of new AIOs, Power Supplies, and 10th Anniversary hardware — a monster 3KW Taichi power supply for AI and hybrid Taichi Aqua AIO/custom loop stand out in the crowd
ASRock showcased a range of new products at Computex, including AIOs and power supplies. Notably, the 3KW Taichi power supply and the hybrid Taichi Aqua AIO were highlights of their display. However, many of the 10th-anniversary products were concept models and may not be released to the market.
- ▪ASRock presented various new AIOs and power supplies at Computex.
- ▪The Taichi Aqua 360 LCD cooler features a dual-pump architecture and a detachable LCD.
- ▪The 3KW Taichi power supply is designed for AI applications.
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PC Components Power Supplies ASRock shows off a slew of new AIOs, Power Supplies, and 10th Anniversary hardware — a monster 3KW Taichi power supply for AI and hybrid Taichi Aqua AIO/custom loop stand out in the crowd News By Joe Shields published 3 June 2026 No new CPUs or GPUs, so it’s down to power supplies, cooling, and AI machines When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Future) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Tom's Hardware stopped by the ASRock booth, and we were greeted by a wide variety of products at this year's Computex.
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