Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Valkyrie has announced the launch of its updated line of gaming cases and PC cooling solutions: powerful ARGB liquid cooling systems, fans with standard and reverse airflow, and gaming ATX cases with built-in ARGB fans. The Valkyrie brand was created by Dongguan Zhenpin Technology Co., Ltd., which was founded in 2007. The company has its own factory with an area of over 12,000 square meters and a staff of over 300 employees.

Now the brand is also available for the Russian market.

Valkyrie GL36 AMG liquid cooling system – features 6 x 120 mm ARGB fans (3 standard + 3 reverse), FDB bearing, and a powerful airflow of 101CFM.

Valkyrie CPU coolers with different color options deserve special attention. Each cooler is made of durable materials, has 2 x 120 mm ARGB fans, 6 heat pipes x 6 mm, FDB bearing, and a 3-year warranty. Compatible with all popular platforms: Intel Sockets LGA: 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 2011, 1200, 1700, 2011-3, 2066, AMD Sockets: AM4, AM5.

As for cases, Valkyrie's range is currently small and includes only three ATX models:

1.      Valkyrie One VK01 // E-ATX, capacity for up to 11 fans, liquid cooling – up to 480 mm (!) and a whole 9 PCI-E slots

2.      Valkyrie VK02 Lite // ATX, includes 1x140 mm ARGB fan and a 2-year warranty

3.      Valkyrie VK03 Lite // ATX, 7 PCI-E slots, built-in 140 mm ARGB fan

The bright design, unique assembly, and highest quality materials will not leave indifferent even the most sophisticated connoisseurs and professionals of computer builds.

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