HP's OMEN Gaming brand is now making fans, PSUs, and AIO liquid-coolers

HP's OMEN gaming brand has been around for a while, and in decent years, the company has released impressive gaming laptops, OLED displays, complete desktop rigs, and even peripherals like mice and keyboards.

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The new OMEN Modular 120 mm fans and OMEN Modular Hub, image credit: HP.

The latest HP OMEN range, which is listed as coming soon, sees the company and brand expand into the world of PC components - with a set of OMEN-branded fans, power supplies, and even AIO liquid CPU coolers on the way.

Fan-wise, you've got the OMEN 120mm aRGB Fans with customizable lighting and visual effects via the OMEN Gaming Hub software and the more premium OMEN Modular 120 mm fans (with 74 CFM at 2,400 RPM). Up to 10 can be daisy-chained to minimize cable clutter, and up to 16 fans can be paired with the OMEN Modular Hub.

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The new HP OMEN 1,000 W PSU, image credit: HP.

Next is the modular OMEN 1,000 W PSU, ATX 3.1 compatible with 12V-2x6 connectors for the latest generation of GeForce RTX graphics cards, and the handful of AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series cards sporting the new power connector. With Cybernetics Platinum and 80 PLUS Gold certification, high-quality Japanese capacitors, and a large 135mm fan designed for low noise with a Zero RPM Mode, it ticks all the right boxes.

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OMEN Modular 240mm LCD Liquid Cooler.

HP OMEN's new CPU cooler components also sound impressive. The OMEN Modular 240mm LCD Liquid Cooler is compatible with the latest processors and includes Asetek's 7th Gen pump with a customizable 2.1-inch IPS LCD display and EPDM tubing with a braided sleeve. Two daisy-chained aRGB fans round out the unit.

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OMEN 360mm aRGB Liquid Cooler.

For those wanting something a little bigger, there's the OMEN 360mm aRGB Liquid Cooler, which also features Asetek's 7th Gen pump and three powerful fans. This one doesn't feature an LCD; the pump includes the OMEN branding with aRGB lighting. HP's site has no pricing information for these components, so we'll have to wait and see how competitive they are. With these new components, it's expected that they will also make their way into HP's pre-built OMEN desktop gaming PCs.