Thermal Grizzly at Computex 2025: Precision, transparency and new standards in the high-end cooling segment

The visit to the Thermal Grizzly stand at Computex 2025 was not only a technical highlight, but also an example of honest product communication. Roman “der8auer” Hartung, known for his expertise in the field of overclocking, presented a range of new products together with the Thermal Grizzly team, which impressed with both technical sophistication and practical design.

DeltaMate: Entry into premium water cooling

With the new DeltaMate series, Thermal Grizzly is entering the market for premium water cooling components for the first time. The product line includes the Mycro PRO II CPU water cooler for AMD’s AM5 socket and a full-cover GPU block for the ASUS ROG Astral RTX 5090. Particular attention was paid to the workmanship: The cooling blocks undergo several processing steps, including glass bead blasting for a satin finish and precise milling of the contact surfaces, followed by nickel plating. An integrated viewing window allows a view of the coolant, which is particularly effective in combination with RGB lighting. Production takes place entirely in Germany, with every step – from milling to final assembly – being carefully monitored.

der8enchtable: Modular test stand for enthusiasts

Another highlight was the der8enchtable, a modular test stand developed in collaboration with ElmorLabs. This is aimed at content creators, overclockers and system integrators who frequently change and test hardware. The test bench has an active PCB with integrated connections for fans, pumps, USB, SATA and more. Additional features such as a GPU mounting frame and D-RGB lighting complete the package. The well thought-out design enables test systems to be set up quickly and efficiently.

WireView Pro II: Precise monitoring of GPU power supply

With the WireView Pro II, Thermal Grizzly presented a revised tool for monitoring the power supply of graphics cards. The device offers per-pin current measurement for the 12VHPWR connection, which is particularly important for high-performance graphics cards. An integrated fan cools the meter to prevent overheating during operation. The improved IPS display provides detailed information on voltage, current and temperature.

Thermal Interface Materials: Expansion of the portfolio

Thermal Grizzly also presented new thermal interface materials, including the Duronaut thermal paste with high long-term stability and the KryoSheet thermal foil in a new size of 44 × 37 mm, especially for the GeForce RTX 5090. The range is complemented by the TG Putty Gap Filler series, which serves as an electrically non-conductive alternative to conventional thermal pads.

Conclusion

The visit to the Thermal Grizzly stand at Computex 2025 provided a comprehensive insight into the company’s latest developments. The products on show demonstrated a clear focus on quality, precision and user-friendliness. Roman Hartung’s transparent and no-nonsense presentation underlined Thermal Grizzly’s commitment to developing products that meet the high demands of enthusiasts and professionals.