CES 2026 News Coverage

Jan 6 - 9

CES is North America's largest and most important technology trade show, held every year in Las Vegas, Nevada. It brings together the tech world to debut new hardware, consumer electronics, AI breakthroughs, and next-generation technologies.

Just like every year, we're covering CES live from Las Vegas with our on-site team, backed by editors at home, to deliver the quickest and most comprehensive updates from the show floor.

On this page you can find all of our news coverage for the event.

Digital Storm Displays "Vector" and "Aventum 5" PC Builds at CES 2026

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AleksandarK

Jan 7th, 2026 13:02 Discuss (0 Comments)

At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, Digital Storm unveiled its latest pre-built PCs featuring custom chassis that rethink system layouts. One of the new models, the "Vector," redesigns the traditional setup by positioning the GPU at the top of the PC. The chassis measures 18x13x4 inches and accommodates an NVIDIA RTX 6000 Pro Blackwell GPU within its slim four-inch thickness. Perforations on both sides ensure adequate airflow for the GPU and radiator. The system is built on a Mini-ITX motherboard, compatible with either an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X or an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K processor. The Vector PC's exterior is adorned with vertical perforated stripes, and a tempered glass panel elegantly showcases the AIO cooler's ring that manages the CPU's temperature. Vector will start at $2,000 with planned availability in Q2 of 2026.

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Digital Storm Debuts High-End Vector and Aventum 5 Desktop Platforms at CES 2026

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GFreeman

Jan 5th, 2026 14:19 Discuss (0 Comments)

Digital Storm today unveiled two new desktop platforms at CES 2026, Vector and Aventum 5, which showcase two distinct approaches to modern high-end computing: an unapologetically extreme liquid-cooled tower and a dramatically slimmer performance desktop that condenses serious hardware into a compact footprint.

Rethinking High-End Desktops
For the last decade, many high-end desktops have grown bigger, louder, and more power hungry in the race for peak numbers. Vector and Aventum 5 take a different path, focusing on how a PC performs and behaves over hours of rendering, creation, or AI workloads, not just what it hits in a 30-second benchmark run. Both platforms are engineered around modern CPUs from Intel and AMD and graphics options up to NVIDIA RTX 6000 Pro Blackwell.