AURAS shows 1000W GPU cooler concept with dual 360mm radiators
Source: Wccftech
AURAS brought a new “Advanced VGA Solution” to Computex 2026, showing what a cooler for a future 1000W graphics card might look like. This is not a retail graphics card and it is not tied to any confirmed NVIDIA or AMD product.
The design uses two 360mm radiators and two high-flow pumps. The company also lists a full-PCB liquid cooling block with high-density pure copper micro-channels. In other words, this is closer to a full-cover GPU waterblock with an integrated AIO setup than a normal hybrid graphics card cooler.
Source: Wccftech
A dual 360mm setup would require six 120mm fans and enough case space for two large radiators. This is not something most standard desktop cases could support without careful planning.
AURAS is presenting this as a 1000W thermal solution, which is far above current GeForce RTX 50 graphics cards. The GeForce RTX 5090 has a 575W total graphics power rating, so this cooler is aimed at a much higher thermal target than today’s reference flagship. I mean, it’s clearly RGB-equipped, so its not for data-centers, more like high-end gaming cards.
But is it really far fetches to assume this is for next-gen GPUs? This is not the only 1000W GPU-related concept shown around Computex. ASUS was just showing an RTX 5090 test setup running 1000W through a 48V power design.
Source: AURAS, Wccftech
