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ASRock's new Rock Series AIO Liquid Coolers are an affordable and reliable cooling option

ASRock's new Rock Series AIO liquid coolers offer a clean and minimal design with thermal performance backed by a six-year warranty.

ASRock's new Rock Series AIO Liquid Coolers are an affordable and reliable cooling option
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TL;DR: ASRock's Rock Series AIO coolers offer minimalist design, easy DIY installation, ARGB or Digital pump options (with 1.05-inch display), 240/360mm radiators in Black or White, next-gen dual-side inlet pump, 0dB silent mode, included Therm-X1 grease, Polychrome SYNC support, and a six-year warranty.
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ASRock has launched its new Rock Series AIO liquid coolers, featuring a clean, minimal design focused on easy DIY installation and affordability. The lineup is impressively diverse, with eight models available across the Rock Series 'Digital' and Rock Series 'ARGB' models. The latter offers a stylish cube-shaped pump with a brushed metal finish and some subtle lighting, while the 'Digital' models include a 1.05-inch display for real-time CPU temperature monitoring.

ASRock's new Rock Series AIO Liquid Coolers are an affordable and reliable cooling option 1

Both options are available in classic Black and White variants, with 240mm and 360mm radiator sizes. All coolers in the Rock Series feature ASRock's next-gen dual-side inlet cooling pump, powered by a 3-phase, 6-slot, 4-pole motor for improved flow and durability. The pump's simplified architecture, paired with balanced current distribution and durable IIR + EPDM tubing, is also designed for efficiency and reliability, and ASRock backs Rock Series AIO coolers with a 6-year warranty.

The coolers also support 0dB Silent Cooling during less intensive workloads and ship with premium ASRock Therm-X1 thermal grease and a recessed microfin array for optimal thermal performance. For aesthetics, the pre-installed fans are also ARGB-ready, with a unified fan-frame structure.

This means you get a single cable with separate PWM and ARGB connectors for a clean, cable-free look, plus Polychrome SYNC support for ASRock motherboards. Compatibility-wise, the new ASRock Rock Series AIO liquid coolers support AM5 and AM4 motherboards on the AMD side, with LGA 1851 and 1700 on the Intel side.

"Built on the 'Solid Starts Simple' design philosophy, the Rock Series features a clean, minimalist aesthetic that blends naturally into a wide variety of PC builds," ASRock writes. "With its dependable cooling, effortless installation, and exceptional value, it delivers a practical and reliable AIO cooling solution for users who appreciate simplicity, functionality, and uncompromised reliability."

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Question #1

What radiator sizes and color options are available in the ASRock Rock Series AIO lineup?

The Rock Series AIO coolers are offered in 240 mm and 360 mm radiator sizes. They come in classic Black and White color variants.
Question #2

What warranty does ASRock provide for the Rock Series AIO coolers?

Question #3

What pump design and motor specifications does ASRock use in the Rock Series?

Question #4

Do the Rock Series coolers support 0dB silent cooling and what thermal paste is included?

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Kosta is a veteran gaming journalist that cut his teeth on well-respected Aussie publications like PC PowerPlay and HYPER back when articles were printed on paper. A lifelong gamer since the 8-bit Nintendo era, it was the CD-ROM-powered 90s that cemented his love for all things games and technology. From point-and-click adventure games to RTS games with full-motion video cut-scenes and FPS titles referred to as Doom clones. Genres he still loves to this day. Kosta is also a musician, releasing dreamy electronic jams under the name Kbit.

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