Corsair has introduced a refreshed cooling lineup that includes a new generation of Nautilus II all‑in‑one liquid CPU coolers and an updated RS II fan series. The collection offers several AIO configurations as well as standalone and unified‑frame fan options. The flagship model, the Nautilus II RS LCD, features a 3.5‑inch IPS display that connects via DisplayPort, allowing it to function as a secondary Windows screen or to display custom animations and system statistics at startup through iCUE. Every Nautilus II cooler shares Corsair’s FlowDrive 2S pump, a thinner AMD‑optimised cold plate, and RS II fans that employ the company’s AirGuide frame design and Magnetic Dome Bearings. Additional AIO releases this week comprise the Nautilus II RS, offered in black, and the Nautilus II RS ARGB, available in black or white. Both models use the same core hardware as the LCD version but omit the integrated display on the CPU block. The ARGB variant adds RGB LEDs to the fans and around the pump cap. Corsair is also launching new RS II and RS II ARGB fans in 120 mm and 140 mm sizes, plus a 360 mm Unified Frame that mounts with four screws. These fans support daisy‑chain PWM connectivity and can be incorporated into iCUE Link setups when paired with the optional Commander Duo controller. UK pricing begins at £74.99 for the 240 mm Nautilus II RS, £79.99 for the 240 mm Nautilus II RS ARGB, and £109.99 for the 240 mm Nautilus II RS LCD. The 360 mm versions are priced at £89.99, £99.99, and £129.99 respectively. RS II fans start at £9.99, RS II ARGB models at £14.99, and the RS360 II Unified Frame at £24.99 (or £34.99 for the ARGB version). KitGuru notes: Corsair’s cooling lineup receives a comprehensive refresh with the Nautilus II AIOs and RS II fans. Are you considering upgrades to your system’s cooling this year?