Corsair announces Nautilus II AIO CPU coolers and RS II series fans

Corsair has refreshed its cooling lineup with a new generation of Nautilus II all‑in‑one liquid CPU coolers and updated RS II fan series. The range spans multiple AIO variants alongside standalone and unified‑frame fans.

The headliner here is the Nautilus II RS LCD, which adds a larger 3.5‑inch IPS display that connects via DisplayPort, so it can act as a secondary Windows display, or you can customise it through iCUE to consistently play a custom animation or show system stats at start‑up. All Nautilus II models also share Corsair’s FlowDrive 2S pump, a thinner AMD‑optimised cold plate, and RS II fans using Corsair’s AirGuide frame design and Magnetic Dome Bearings.

Other AIOs launching this week include the Nautilus II RS, available in black, and the Nautilus II RS ARGB in black or white. Both share the same underlying hardware as the LCD model but without the display on the CPU block. The ARGB version adds its own RGB LEDs in the fans and around the pump cap.

Corsair is also rolling out new RS II and RS II ARGB fans in 120mm and 140mm sizes, plus a 360mm Unified Frame that mounts using four screws. The fans support daisy‑chain PWM connectivity and can be integrated with iCUE Link setups when paired with the optional Commander Duo controller.

UK pricing for the Nautilus II series starts at £74.99 for the 240mm Nautilus II RS, £79.99 for the 240mm Nautilus II RS ARGB, and £109.99 for the 240mm Nautilus II RS LCD. The 360mm variants are priced at £89.99, £99.99, and £129.99 respectively. RS II fans begin at £9.99, with RS II ARGB models starting at £14.99, and the RS360 II Unified Frame listed at £24.99 (or £34.99 for the ARGB version).

KitGuru says: Corsair’s cooling lineup gets a full refresh with the Nautilus II AIOs and RS II fans. Are you planning any upgrades to your system’s cooling this year?

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