At COMPUTEX 2026, TRYX is presenting the most extensive expansion of its hardware ecosystem to date. The manufacturer is not only showcasing new housing and cooling solutions, but is also presenting innovative technologies for customization and system design. The focus will be on the new HOLO all-in-one water cooling system, which replaces classic display solutions with a holographic display. The portfolio is complemented by new PANORAMA cooling systems, a compact housing and other components for modern high-end PCs.
- HOLO replaces conventional pump displays with holographic projections
- New PANORAMA V2 AIO coolers with updated Asetek pump technology
- LUCA Compact brings the familiar dual-chamber design to a smaller format
- New TRYX ecosystem with TRYXZONE and extended KANALI platform
TRYX HOLO relies on holographic presentation instead of classic display
The most eye-catching product at the trade fair presentation is the new TRYX HOLO. This is an all-in-one water cooling system that completely dispenses with the familiar display in the pump head. Instead, the system projects holographic content using a precise beam splitter system that creates a spatial depth effect.
The displayed content appears to float freely in space and can be individually aligned within the housing. This creates a new visual approach for PC enthusiasts who not only want their systems to be powerful, but also visually exceptional.
The display is controlled via the KANALI software platform. Users can choose from a library of ready-made animations, upload their own content or integrate dynamic content directly via the integrated Giphy connection. The concept is reminiscent of the increasing fusion of hardware and digital personalization that has become established in high-end PC components in recent years.
The technology presented seems fundamentally plausible. Beam splitter systems and holographic projections are already being used in various areas of consumer electronics. However, the integration into an AIO water cooling system represents an unusual and innovative approach that clearly stands out from the LCD or OLED displays on pump units that have been common up to now.
TRYX expands its ecosystem with new cooling systems and housings
In addition to HOLO, TRYX will be showcasing the next generation of its well-known PANORAMA series. The new PANORAMA V2 and PANORAMA SE V2 models continue to rely on the striking curved display design, but receive technical improvements in cooling performance and noise development.
At the heart of the update is a new generation of pumps from Asetek. This is designed to optimize heat dissipation, reduce noise levels and increase service life at the same time. In addition, the housing construction and design have been revised. Slimmer dimensions and high-quality materials are intended to facilitate integration into modern showcase systems.
The LUCA Compact is also new. The enclosure adopts the familiar dual-chamber concept of the larger LUCA series, but significantly reduces its dimensions. This is TRYX’s response to the increasing demand for powerful but space-saving PC systems.
The company will also be demonstrating other products such as the new FOBR unibody fans, the LYNX internal display and CONNEC, an internal USB-C hub for expanding connectivity within the case. At the same time, TRYX is introducing TRYXZONE, a new community platform that allows users to share and jointly expand content for the KANALI software. This underlines the manufacturer’s strategic focus on a networked and customizable hardware ecosystem.
Conclusion
With its new products at COMPUTEX 2026, TRYX is increasingly focusing on individualization and innovative hardware concepts. The holographic HOLO water cooling system in particular clearly stands out from previous solutions on the market. Complemented by new cooling systems, housings and software services, a comprehensive ecosystem for PC enthusiasts is being created. The HOLO will be available in Europe from September 2026 for 199.99 euros. Further price and availability information on the other products will follow at a later date.
