EINAREX presents ORBIT, a new range of AIO liquid cooling with an integrated screen to monitor the PC
EINAREX has announced ORBITwithin the framework of Computex 2026, a new family of all-in-one liquid cooling for CPUs with which the brand seeks to combine thermal performance and direct system monitoring. The company presents this series as a proposal designed for current equipment, where the internal design of the PC has more and more weight and where many users want to consult key hardware data without depending on additional layers of software or superimposed windows on the screen.
The most striking element of ORBIT is a circular digital display integrated into the pump block. As EINAREX explains, this panel allows data such as CPU temperature, GPU temperature, processor usage and RAM consumption to be displayed in real time. The idea is that this information remains visible within the chassis itself, so that the cooling system not only cools, but also acts as a central reference point for the status of the equipment.
The brand insists that ORBIT is not limited to the aesthetic section. The series is based on the technical base of its VERTEX platform, which EINAREX defines it as one of its best performing solutionsand uses a pure copper cold plate together with a pump capable of reaching up to 2,800 RPM. With this configuration, the company states that the set is prepared to maintain stable heat transfer even in prolonged workloads, something especially relevant in systems oriented towards games, content creation or intensive tasks.
Screen on the pump and compatibility with current platforms
ORBIT’s proposal joins the bandwagon of an increasingly widespread trend in the PC cooling market. Surely you already know this, but brands insist on convert the pump block into a functional and visual element within the assembly. Instead of being limited to a lid with lighting or logo, the circular display adds practical use to that area of the system. In addition, the round format helps differentiate the product in a segment where there are many designs that are very similar to each other.
EINAREX also points out that ORBIT is ready for next-generation Intel and AMD platformsalthough in this presentation it has not detailed a closed list of supported sockets. The brand proposes this compatibility as a way to fit the product into current and future configurations, something logical in a category where the useful life of the cooling system usually exceeds that of a single generation of processors.
240 and 360 mm versions for gaming and creation equipment
In the ventilation section, ORBIT incorporates fans EX12A with Fluid-Dynamic Bearingsa solution with which EINAREX seeks to balance static pressure, flow and acoustic control in radiators. The company explains that these fans are tuned to reduce unnecessary noise fluctuations during daily use, while maintaining adequate performance for more thermally demanding scenarios.
The new range will arrive in 240mm and 360mm formatsas well as in black and white finishes. With this, EINAREX tries to cover various types of mounting, from panoramic boxes and dual camera configurations to more sober or minimalist design equipment. The approach, according to the company, involves integrating information, aesthetics and cooling without visually overloading the interior of the equipment.
ORBIT will be distributed through selected partners and distributors in different regions, although it warns that availability will depend on each market. The company has not communicated prices in this presentation either, so it remains to be seen how it will be positioned compared to other AIOs with an integrated screen within a segment that continues to gain weight among mid- and high-end assemblies.
