Corsair has launched the RS II fan series and the NAUTILUS II liquid cooler lineup to target builders seeking high cooling performance at accessible prices. The new hardware pairs upgraded magnetic dome fan bearings with redesigned pump blocks optimized for modern processor thermal loads. Buyers can choose between stealth black finishes, full ARGB lighting, or dedicated LCD screens.
The RS II PWM fan family arrives with two styling options, offering standard non RGB variants in black alongside ARGB models in either black or white. Sizing choices include standalone 120mm and 140mm units as well as a unified 360mm single frame module that combines 3 fans into 1 physical piece. Airflow mechanics rely on updated AirGuide stator blades that push air directly through dense radiators. Inside the hub, magnetic dome bearings reduce friction to deliver high static pressure with minimal acoustic noise.
Alongside the standalone fans, Corsair introduced the NAUTILUS II all in one CPU cooler in both 240mm and 360mm radiator sizes. The series divides into three distinct tiers consisting of standard non RGB, ARGB, and a flagship LCD edition. Under the shroud sits the new Flowdrive 2S pump unit connected to a thinner copper cold plate. This revised baseplate focuses heat extraction directly over the core hot spots found on AMD processors.
The top tier NAUTILUS II LCD model features a 3.5 inch IPS panel mounted directly on top of the pump housing. This square screen outputs a crisp 480x640 resolution at a smooth 60Hz refresh rate to track live hardware temperatures or display custom animations. Video data transfers through a dedicated DisplayPort connection to ensure clean graphics without overloading internal USB bandwidth.
