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Our Computex 2025 coverage continues as the team heads over to the TRYX booth, checking out the latest cooling and PC enclosures the manufacturer has prepared. First up was the updated STAGE cooler. Instead of hiding under a plain cover, it features two 4-inch concave displays and a mirrored base that turns your CPU pump into a mini 3D performance arena. You can showcase animated logos, system stats or your own artwork right on the cooler. Early hands-on tests showed smooth animations and excellent cooling, even when running intense workloads. Coming with an MSRP of $199.99, it will be available by end of September.
Next to STAGE was TURRIS, a substantial air cooler with a dual-tower heatsink and two high-pressure fans that promise outstanding heat dissipation. Its most memorable feature is a 5-inch LCD panel on top where you can track temperatures, monitor fan speeds or display custom visuals. It looks great and keeps you informed in real time. Its MSRP is $99.99, with estimated release by end of the year.
TRYX didn't stop at coolers. Their new FLOVA case blends modern fabric panels with an integrated cross-flow fan system. The company says this setup matches the airflow of three standard 120 mm fans while freeing up space inside the case. The soft fabric finish adds warmth to the design. Priced at $139.99, it will arrive in October.
ARCVISION Wood and ARCVISION Curved cases add a mirrored PSU shroud to continue the theme by offering a curved display area for animated effects. The wood panel version comes with $119.99 MSRP, while curved LED version is $239.99. Both versions are expected by end of the year.
All of these products work together through KANALI, TRYX's control software. From one dashboard, you can manage 3D animations on STAGE, tweak fan curves on TURRIS, sync lighting across LUCIS fans, and even record your screens. It makes customization easy and gives you the freedom to create a build that's truly your own. LUCIS fans come in three pack for $99.99, with availability in August,
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Next to STAGE was TURRIS, a substantial air cooler with a dual-tower heatsink and two high-pressure fans that promise outstanding heat dissipation. Its most memorable feature is a 5-inch LCD panel on top where you can track temperatures, monitor fan speeds or display custom visuals. It looks great and keeps you informed in real time. Its MSRP is $99.99, with estimated release by end of the year.
TRYX didn't stop at coolers. Their new FLOVA case blends modern fabric panels with an integrated cross-flow fan system. The company says this setup matches the airflow of three standard 120 mm fans while freeing up space inside the case. The soft fabric finish adds warmth to the design. Priced at $139.99, it will arrive in October.
ARCVISION Wood and ARCVISION Curved cases add a mirrored PSU shroud to continue the theme by offering a curved display area for animated effects. The wood panel version comes with $119.99 MSRP, while curved LED version is $239.99. Both versions are expected by end of the year.
All of these products work together through KANALI, TRYX's control software. From one dashboard, you can manage 3D animations on STAGE, tweak fan curves on TURRIS, sync lighting across LUCIS fans, and even record your screens. It makes customization easy and gives you the freedom to create a build that's truly your own. LUCIS fans come in three pack for $99.99, with availability in August,
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