Capcom has announced an official collaboration with premium PC hardware brand TRYX to build two limited-edition custom all-in-one liquid coolers: a Resident Evil series 30th Anniversary Edition and a Pragmata Edition. The Capcom TRYX AIO coolers were announced in Singapore on 17 September 2026, and both editions will join TRYX’s upcoming flagship AIO cooler line.
Two editions, two very different worlds
The first edition marks three decades of survival horror. The Resident Evil series started in 1996, and Capcom says cumulative game sales since that first title have passed 200 million units as of 13 May 2026. Capcom describes the model as a collectible centrepiece for custom builds.

The second edition draws on Pragmata, Capcom’s newest IP. The sci-fi action-adventure game launched in 2026 and is set on a moon base in the near future, following spacefarer Hugh and the android Diana as they hack and shoot their way through a lunar station overrun by hostile robots. Capcom says each character carries distinct skills, and the two must work together to find a way back to Earth. TRYX is giving this edition a sleeker, futuristic look aimed at sci-fi fans and PC enthusiasts.
Hardware from TRYX, worlds from Capcom
TRYX launched in 2024 and builds AIO liquid coolers, cases and software, centred on its KANALI monitoring and customisation platform, which the company says gives builders control over how their rigs look and how they report system status. Capcom, founded in 1983 and headquartered in Osaka, brings franchises including Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, Street Fighter, Mega Man, Devil May Cry and Ace Attorney.
Capcom TRYX AIO coolers: no designs, prices or dates yet
Neither of the two Capcom TRYX AIO coolers has a price or a release date. Capcom and TRYX have not shown final product designs either. The press release states that final designs and worldwide availability will be revealed in the coming weeks through official Capcom and TRYX channels. That leaves the Philippine market without a launch window or local pricing for now, so local buyers will have to watch both brands’ social pages for the reveal.
It is not Capcom’s first hardware crossover. GIGABYTE and Capcom previously unveiled a custom Resident Evil Requiem gaming PC, so themed desktop hardware is already a familiar pattern for the publisher.
For the official announcements on the Capcom TRYX AIO coolers, see Capcom Singapore and TRYX.









