Corsair unveils Nautilus II AIO and RS II fans
Corsair has just dropped a significant refresh in its thermal cooling lineup, introducing the Nautilus II all-in-one liquid CPU coolers and an expanded series of RS II fans. This update delivers not just better cooling performance but a whole new level of aesthetic customization for PC builders.
At the forefront of this evolution is the Nautilus II RS LCD, a cooler designed to be more than just a functional component. It features a larger 3.5-inch IPS display connected via DisplayPort, transforming the CPU cooler into a central hub. This screen allows users to utilize it as a secondary Windows display, or dive into Corsair’s iCUE software to display custom animations or real-time system statistics right at startup.
Under the hood, the Nautilus II models share some high-end engineering. They all incorporate Corsair’s FlowDrive 2S pump and a thinner, AMD-optimized cold plate, ensuring efficient thermal management. These units are complemented by the RS II fans, which utilize Corsair’s AirGuide frame design and Magnetic Dome Bearings for smooth, silent operation.
Beyond the display, the Nautilus II family offers flexibility. Alongside the full-featured LCD model, the standard Nautilus II RS and the Nautilus II RS ARGB options are also available. The ARGB versions maintain the same core hardware but introduce dynamic RGB lighting in the fans and around the pump cap, giving users an extra layer of visual flair.
The cooling expansion doesn’t stop at the CPU block. Corsair is also rolling out a host of new cooling components for the entire system. This includes new RS II and RS II ARGB fans in popular 120mm and 140mm sizes, alongside a striking 360mm Unified Frame that mounts easily with just four screws.
These new fans are designed for seamless integration, supporting daisy-chain PWM connectivity and allowing users to integrate them into iCUE Link setups when paired with the optional Commander Duo controller. The entire ecosystem is built around high performance and sophisticated control.
Pricing reflects this advanced technology. The Nautilus II series starts competitively, with the 240mm Nautilus II RS priced at £74.99, the 240mm ARGB model at £79.99, and the premium 240mm LCD model at £109.99. The 360mm variants follow suit, ranging from £89.99 to £129.99.
Even the fans offer excellent value, with RS II fans starting at just £9.99 and RS II ARGB models beginning at £14.99. Corsair is clearly signaling that next-generation cooling is here, offering builders a vibrant blend of cutting-edge performance and stunning aesthetic control.
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