ASRock has unveiled the Rock Series, a lineup of eight AIO liquid CPU coolers in 240mm and 360mm sizes, offering either a digital temperature display or ARGB lighting. The series emphasizes simple installation and reliability, backed by a 6-year warranty, though pricing, release dates, and socket compatibility have not yet been announced.
ASRock has introduced the Rock Series, a new lineup of eight all-in-one (AIO) liquid CPU coolers built around what the company calls a "Solid Starts Simple" design philosophy. According to TechPowerUp, the series is aimed at users who want a clean, no-nonsense setup with dependable cooling rather than a heavily customized RGB showcase. The lineup spans 240mm and 360mm radiator sizes, is available in Black or White, and splits into two style options: Digital models with a 1.05-inch display on the pump block for real-time CPU temperature monitoring, and ARGB models that skip the screen in favor of subtle lighting.
Every cooler in the series shares the same core hardware, regardless of size or finish. ASRock outfits each unit with a 3-phase, 6-slot high-performance pump using a dual-side inlet design, along with pre-installed fans in a unified frame intended to simplify cable management and installation. KitGuru notes that the fans also support a zero-RPM mode, allowing them to stop entirely under low-load conditions as part of the series' 0dB Silent Cooling approach. For long-term durability, ASRock uses IIR and EPDM tubing to resist heat, leakage, and coolant loss, paired with the company's own Therm-X1 thermal paste.
Reliability appears to be the main selling point here: ASRock backs the entire Rock Series with a 6-year warranty, and both TechPowerUp and KitGuru frame the series as a practical, value-oriented alternative to more elaborate AIO coolers on the market. That said, KitGuru points out that ASRock has not yet disclosed pricing, release dates, CPU socket compatibility, or detailed fan specifications, so builders planning around these coolers will need to wait for further details before finalizing a purchase.
What We Know
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Lineup size | 8 models total |
| Radiator sizes | 240mm and 360mm |
| Colors | Black and White |
| Display option | 1.05-inch display on Digital models for real-time CPU temperature |
| Lighting option | ARGB variants without display |
| Pump | 3-phase, 6-slot pump with dual-side inlet design |
| Tubing/thermal paste | IIR + EPDM tubing; ASRock Therm-X1 thermal paste |
| Warranty | 6 years |
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes does the ASRock Rock Series AIO cooler come in?
The Rock Series is available in 240mm and 360mm radiator sizes, according to both TechPowerUp and KitGuru.
What's the difference between the Digital and ARGB Rock Series models?
Digital models include a 1.05-inch display on the pump block for real-time CPU temperature monitoring, while ARGB models omit the screen in favor of subtle, refined lighting.
How long is the warranty on ASRock Rock Series coolers?
All Rock Series models come with a 6-year warranty.
Is pricing or a release date available for the Rock Series?
No — as of the announcement, ASRock has not disclosed pricing, release dates, socket compatibility, or detailed fan specifications, according to KitGuru.
