Computex 2026 News Coverage

Jun 2 - 5

Computex is the world's leading technology trade show, especially for computer hardware enthusiasts like us. It is held annually in Taipei, Taiwan, and brings together the whole tech industry to unveil the latest innovations in hardware, computing, and AI.

Just like every year, we're reporting from Computex, live with our on-site team, backed by editors at home, to keep you informed with the fastest and most detailed updates.

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

Silverstone Shows Off Its Cooling Solutions at Computex 2026

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Nomad76

Jun 6th, 2026 04:27 Discuss (3 Comments)

SilverStone's Computex 2026 cooling showcase leaned heavily into server, workstation and industrial applications. The HailStone 420 is a 420 mm AIO targeting workstation platforms including AMD Threadripper PRO. With an 84 × 73 × 65 mm copper base waterblock and 140 mm fans spinning between 800 and 2500 RPM it reaches up to 123.8 CFM. The XE420 extends the well-received XE360 server AIO lineup to a larger 420 mm format (140 × 28 × 456 mm), built for server and industrial environments with a radiator-integrated pump, industrial 140 mm LCP blade fans, and a vibration-reducing design. The fan speed and airflow specs are the same as the HailStone 420.

The FHL120 and FHL140 are high-airflow fans. The 140 mm version runs at 800 to 2500 RPM at 123.8 CFM and 38.8 dB(A), while the 120 mm reaches 95.1 CFM at 39.6 dB(A). Both run on dual ball bearings while measuring 27 mm (FHL120) and 34 mm (FHL140) thick.

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SilverStone Chassis, Server Platforms, Storage Solutions and PSUs at Computex 2026

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Nomad76

Jun 5th, 2026 15:29 Discuss (6 Comments)

SilverStone booth at Computex 2026 was full of products ranging from retro-inspired consumer chassis to enterprise servers, storage solutions, and high-capacity power supplies. Among the consumer products, the FLP03 got to the final production specifications as the microATX successor to the FLP02. The retro-themed chassis retains its classic cream finish, Turbo button and switches with a numeric display. Internally it adds support for triple 5.25-inch bays, 360 mm radiators, and graphics cards up to 413 mm long. A large hidden 180 mm fan is included on the removable front panel paired with a classic 120 mm at the rear.

Also on display was the Ultra Fort 5110 super-tower workstation chassis, offering support for up to three ATX power supplies, multiple GPUs and up to two 420 mm plus one 360 mm radiator.