Noctua roadmap confirms new AM5 cooler and Seasonic PSUs for 2027
Noctua updates product roadmap through Q2 2027
Noctua has published a new product roadmap covering the rest of 2026 and the first half of 2027. The list includes cooling products, partner hardware and new Noctua Home devices.
Some of these products were already shown at Computex 2026. This includes the Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition mouse , the NT-CP1 AM5/4 Carbice carbon nanotube thermal pad and the Thermal Grizzly Wire View Pro II Noctua Edition . All three are now listed for Q3 2026.
The NT-CP1 is designed for AMD AM5 and AM4 processors. Noctua says the pad uses vertically aligned carbon nanotubes and an aluminium backbone. It is meant as a long-term alternative to thermal paste, with availability currently planned for September 2026.
© Gamers Nexus AM5 and workstation coolers planned for Q2 2027
For Q1 2027, Noctua lists a 140 mm desk fan and a USB fan controller. The desk fan is part of the Noctua Home lineup and uses the next-generation NF-A14x25 G2 5V PWM fan with an airflow amplifier. I’m not sure who actually buys these desktop fans, and they were mocked for being quite expensive, I figure 140mm fan will not be any different.
The Q2 2027 section is focused on PC hardware. Noctua lists a Seasonic PRIME PX Noctua Edition PSU, a next-gen Seasonic PRIME TX Noctua Edition PSU, a next-gen low-profile CPU cooler for AMD AM5 and new workstation CPU coolers.
Source: Noctua
The AM5 cooler is described by Noctua as a next-generation NH-L12 series design. The Computex prototype had six heatpipes, a 70 mm total height with the fan installed and 35 mm RAM clearance. It uses an NF-A12x25 G2 fan instead of a slim fan, which should make it more relevant for higher-end Mini-ITX systems.
The workstation coolers are being developed for upcoming AMD Threadripper processors, Intel LGA4710/4677, AMD sTR5, TR4 and SP3 platforms. Noctua says the design uses seven heatpipes, a dual-tower layout and front-to-back airflow for workstation motherboards with horizontal socket layouts.
Most recently, Noctua launched its AIO coolers . Models with 240 mm, 360 mm and 420 mm radiators are available starting from €220.
Source: Noctua
