At Computex 2026, Tryx has shown off the latest iteration of its Luca PC case, this time opting for a more compact version of the tempered glass-clad panoramic chassis. The Luca Compact, as it is known, is a compact mid-tower PC case with a focus on aesthetics and build flexibility. The Luca Compact has tempered glass on the front, top, and right side of the case, with airflow supplied by up to three 120 mm fans mounted to the bottom of the case and up to three more fans mounted next to the motherboard. The Luca Compact also supports tool-free vertical and horizontal GPU mounting, and it has what Tryx calls the "Stealth Tubing Architecture," which aims to hide AIO tubing as much as possible. The Luca Compact also supports Back-To-Front motherboards for less cable clutter, but it's unclear if that means only the ASUS implementation will work.

The Tryx Vas is another new case from the company, built in collaboration with 12Square, this time serving SFF builders with a portable stainless steel and aluminium ITX case with an industrial look and a wood grab handle for portable applications and LAN parties. Apart from the design, Tryx hasn't shared too much about the Vas, although it's clear that there are separate motherboard, PSU, and GPU compartments, which should help keep such a compact build cool. Tryx also debuted a new green colorway of the Flova fabric mid-tower PC case, complementing the existing range of pink, black, and white versions of the case. The Flova is an ATX mid-tower case with top, front, and motherboard-side 120 mm fan intakes, but it stands out for its use of fabric throughout the case exterior paneling, which serves to both set it apart visually and provide some sound damping properties. The Flova also has a cross-flow fan built into the side of the front panel for additional airflow.More images follow.

TRYX brought two distinct AIO families to Computex 2026, with the headline being the HOLO, a 360 mm cooler that uses a holographic projection system on the pump-head. The HOLO uses a precision beam-splitter and a high-brightness LCD inside the pump housing to project a floating holographic image with apparent spatial depth inside a translucent chamber. The image can be rotated within the case to adjust the visual angle. Content is handled through the KANALI software, which supports preset libraries, user-uploaded content and live Giphy integration. The cooling side is powered by an Asetek Gen 8 V2 pump rated at 280 W TDP. TRYX HOLO will be available in black and white variants.

The curved Panorama lineup got a refresh with the Panorama SE V2 being the more accessible option. It is built around a trimmed-bezel curved AMOLED panel with a mechanical tilt hinge for adjustable viewing angles depending on case orientation. Cable management is simplified via a 3-in-1 unified fan frame and the pump was upgraded to an Asetek Gen 9. The flagship Panorama V2 uses a full tilt mechanism for the premium metal display frame and the pump is now an Asetek Gen 10 EMMA V3 core. The VRM fan has been repositioned for more efficient cross-flow ventilation over the motherboard power delivery stages and now connects via an internal USB-C interface for cleaner routing.More pictures follow.