For Computex 2025, Raidmax quietly refreshed its case lineup across three distinct series: VECTOR, INFINITA, and MESHIAN. Each family now spans everything from compact, minimalist designs to full-tower workhorses, promising builders both style and substance. The newly highlighted V217 and V300 full towers are engineered for extreme hardware, with support for triple-radiator liquid loops and GPUs up to 350 mm long. Just below them sits the V213 M, which balances expandability and a tempered-glass showcase, while the mid-tower V212 wins praise for its mesh-front panel and four pre-installed RGB fans. Even space-sensitive setups aren't forgotten: the V158, V155, and the ultra-compact V152 and V153 all deliver surprisingly roomy interiors, clean cable management channels, and flexible drive mounts. Enthusiasts also have their eyes on the yet-to-appear V210, teased as a hybrid between the V213 M's showcase and the V158's streamlined profile.On the style front, the INFINITA series doubles down on refined finishes and airflow innovation. Its 1601 and 1620 models now come in "AIR" editions, featuring perforated steel panels and magnetic dust filters. Premium variations—like the 1630 WOOD with real veneer accents and the sleek 1630 CHROME—add a designer's touch to any workspace. High-end builders can opt for the spacious 1800 and 1811 towers, which boast vertical GPU mounts and versatile fan and radiator mounting points. For those just starting out, the MESHIAN lineup offers exceptional value. The X605 and X606 mid-towers combine a mesh-front faceplate with clever ventilation channels, while the X609 M steps up with front-panel USB-C and a modern, minimalist aesthetic.The company also showed CPU air and CLC water coolers with LCD screens for real time information.