DeepCool made a huge appearance at the 2023 Computex, beginning with a wide range of CPU air coolers it launched in the recent months. At the very top is the Assassin IV and the white Assassin IV WH, with its unmistakable cubical shape that conceals the heatsink and gives it a bold industrial look. The cooler features seven heatpipes and a combination of 120 mm and 140 mm fans. It has cooling capacity comparable to that of some mid-range AIO liquid coolers (around the 200 W-mark). The AN600 is a low-profile (40 mm-tall) C-type CPU cooler that's designed with a slimline 120 mm fan, and a top-flow design that guides some of the airflow onto the memory modules and CPU VRM. The company showed off as many as eight AK-series digital CPU cooler models, which it originally unveiled at CES this January. The "digital" in the name refers to a 7-segment display on the top plate of the heatsinks that displays CPU temperature (as measured by the cooler) in real-time.