TCOMAS debuts the AIO Gold Limited Edition and the PC Project Infinity at Gamescom
TCOMAS has chosen its first participation at Gamescom to show a limited edition of its AIO liquid cooling with gold details. The Gold Limited Edition had its first public exhibition in Cologne, accompanied by a computer modified specifically for the fair and by a tool that proposes PC configurations using artificial intelligence.
Precision matters in this case because the stand also includes the striking EXIT D3 and NEOX that appear in the photographs. Both had already been presented at Computex 2026 and have been documented since June.
The Gold Limited Edition debuts without a complete technical sheet
TCOMAS describes the Gold Limited Edition as a limited-run interpretation of its liquid cooling platform. Maintains the company’s thermal architecture and incorporates gold themed design elementsaimed at computer assembly enthusiasts and collectors.
In the images taken at the stand, you can see equipment with gold details in the centers of several fans and in some moldings. However, the company has not yet published a file that identifies all the components of that unit nor has it indicated which model in its catalog serves as a basis.
TCOMAS has confirmed that it will deliver commemorative objects plated in 24 carat gold to certain media and partners in the sector.
Project Infinity brings together hardware from TCOMAS, ASRock and Silicon Power
The second novelty is Project Infinitya gaming PC created expressly for Gamescom 2026 by the German modder MudzieModz. ASRock and Silicon Power have provided mounting hardware, while a TCOMAS AIO liquid cooler takes center stage in both processor cooling and visual composition.
The concept revolves around the idea of infinite energy and combines structural modifications with different visual resources.
Project Infinity will remain on display during the fair and fserves as an integration demonstration. The collaboration allows us to see in a finished system how the cooling and decorative elements fit together, without turning the assembly into a commercial product with a fixed configuration and price.
An AI configurator will arrive on September 1
The third premiere of TCOMAS at Gamescom comes from software. RGBibelOfficial has publicly unveiled its AI PC Configurator ahead of its planned launch on September 1, 2026. The tool generates component recommendations based on the user’s budget, preferred games, and workloads.
To prepare the proposal, the system takes into account the compatibility between parts, the expected performance, the distribution of the budget and the general balance of the computer. You can also suggest a suitable cooling solution for the resulting configuration.
EXIT D3 and NEOX are part of the already known catalog
It has also been seen at Gamescom the EXIT D3 (although it is not new), which incorporates three 3.95-inch panels and 480 x 480 pixels, arranged to create a three-dimensional presentation without glasses, a declared thermal capacity of 350 W, X6M-P pump, magnetic USB-C connection, M-ONE fans and six years of warranty. Those same basic characteristics were already taught during Computex.
NEOX also debuted previously. It uses a 6.67-inch curved AMOLED display with 2K resolution and 60 Hz, mounted in an aluminum casing. The display modules are coupled using the same magnetic system, so that the cooling platform can receive different visual solutions.
For now, the only specific commercial date communicated for the Cologne news is September 1, the day scheduled for the arrival of the RGBibelOfficial configurator.
