Xeron, the PC hardware company that recently launched at Computex 2026, whose cases and AIO liquid coolers we've already seen at Gamescom, has also launched the NEX A61 ARGB, a new CPU tower cooler designed for AMD's AM5 socket. The CPU tower cooler integrates noise-damping rings on the fan mounts and uses 120 mm ARGB fans mounted to either side in a push-pull orientation in order to maximize the cooling density. The cooling tower measures just 148 mm tall and has an offset design for memory compatibility.
Xeron has also shown off the NEX F120A, NEX F120RA, and MAX F120 120 mm ARGB fans for use in case and CPU cooling. The NEX F120RA is a reversed version of the NEX F120A, and both designs hinge on easy cable management, ARGB lighting customization, and a sleek, minimalist design. The fans use a standard 4-pin PWN connector and are rated for 30.3 dBA and 55.08 CFM, with a peak RPM of 1,800 RPM. Each fan has eight ARGB LEDs built into the fan hub. The NEX F120A and RA will be available for $4.99 per fan or $12.99 for a three-pack.
The MAX F120, on the other hand, goes for a blacked-out aesthetic, featuring no RGB, and targets performance instead. The Xeron MAX F120 claims a peak RPM of 2,400 RPM, a noise rating of 33.91 dBA, and a peak flow rate of 79 CFM. The MAX F120 also has a maximum rated voltage of 12 V and uses a fluid dynamic bearing for longer service life at high RPM.
