Corsair is proud to announce the launch of the upgraded RM1200e with Platinum-certified efficiency, the new flagship of the best-selling RMe power supply family. It joins the latest generation of the RMe PSU series as a high-powered option for system builders who value the reliability and features of the RMe series.

The RM1200e is also the first Corsair power supply to feature a native 12V-2x6 connection with PinProtect per-pin overcurrent protection (OCP). Designed to help protect high-end graphics cards, PinProtect monitors the on flowing through each power pin in real time and reduces power to the connection if the current exceeds a preset threshold for too long, triggering a protective GPU shutdown. If this occurs, users should completely power down their system, check for loose or improperly seated connections, and only restart once the connections are secure. This helps reduce the risk of damage caused by excessive current.

SilverStone today launched the HELA 3000Rz, a high-wattage PSU for DIY AI inferencing workstation builds with four high-end GPUs. The PSU comes in the standard ATX PS/2 form-factor, and offers 3000 W of continuous power delivery, with 80 Plus Platinum switching efficiency (at 230 V AC). The PSU features a constellation of connectors, including four 600 W-capable 12V-2x6, four 4+4 pin EPS, eight 6+2 pin PCIe power, eight SATA power, and four legacy Molex connectors, besides the 24-pin ATX. The HELA 3000Rz features a single +12 V rail design, with a stunning 250 A on tap. Other features include active PFC, and most common electrical protections, against over/under voltage, overload, overheat, and short-circuit. The PSU is cooled by a 140 mm dual ball-bearing fan.

Update Sep 1st: The HELA 3000Rz is priced at $819.99 in the US. The North American version will include a C19 to NEMA 6-20 power cord to be able to draw 3.75 kVA off the wall.

GAMDIAS, a premier brand in high-performance gaming hardware, proudly announces the launch of the THOR P2 Series, a flagship power supply lineup engineered to deliver powerful, efficient, and stable performance for next-generation gaming systems. Available in 1350 W, 1050 W, and 850 W models, the THOR P2 Series features a fully modular design, 80 Plus Platinum certification, ATX 3.1 and PCIe Gen 5.1 readiness, 100% premium Japanese capacitors, and native 12V-2x6 GPU support. Designed to power the latest high-performance graphics cards and enthusiast builds, the THOR P2 Series continues THOR's platinum legacy with uncompromising reliability, advanced protection, and an industry-leading 12-year warranty. "The THOR P2 Series represents our commitment to delivering power solutions that meet the demands of today's most advanced gaming systems," said Stimson Wang, CEO of GAMDIAS. "With next-generation GPU support, premium components, and long-term reliability, THOR P2 is built to provide gamers with the confidence to power every high-performance build."

The THOR P2 Series is certified with 80 Plus Platinum, delivering exceptional power efficiency while maintaining stable output under demanding system loads. Designed to reduce energy loss, lower power consumption, and support cleaner operation, the THOR P2 Series provides the efficiency required for modern high-performance gaming systems while helping reduce overall heat generation and environmental impact.

The new Nexus family is available in two configurations Ryzen AI and Threadripper AI ranging from high-performance systems to uncompromising professional workstations engineered for Local AI development and deployment.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the way we develop software, analyze data, and create new products. At the same time, an increasing number of professionals, businesses, and enthusiasts are choosing to run AI models directly on their own machines, keeping full control over their data, reducing reliance on cloud services, and taking full advantage of the power of modern hardware.

With the explosive growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications, AI PCs and super workstations are becoming increasingly dependent on high-end GPUs, driving system power consumption to record highs. Under our annual theme of "Powering AI Together" FSP, a global leader in power supplies, announced today a series of revolutionary products for high-end AI PCs and computing workstations. From the ultra-high wattage 2500 W AI PC ATX PSU (FSP2500-57APB) to the compact yet powerful 1200 W SFX-L AI PC power supply (FSP1200-57SFB), FSP leverages its R&D capabilities to meet the demands of various AI edge computing scenarios.

Flexible "Micro-Customization" as a Core Competitive Advantage
As AI technology integrates into diverse sectors, FSP recognizes that different application scenarios require highly specific power specifications. To address this, FSP utilizes its flexible "micro-customization" services as a core competitive advantage. By providing precision power solutions tailored to varied and complex requirements—whether for specific chassis dimensions or unique power distribution needs, FSP enables partners to bring AI applications to life more efficiently and reliably.

Lian Li presented at Computex 2026 several upcoming power supply families including the Edge Platinum V2, Edge Gold V2 and SX Gold series. The Edge Platinum V2 lineup will be available in 1000/1200/1350 W, 80 Plus Platinum certification and the new Edge Hub V2. Other new features include a redesigned magnetic dust filter and a dust-cleaning reminder that triggers a red LED alert after 360 hours of PSU fan operation. Black and white variants are planned for release on September 11.

The Edge Gold V2 series includes 850 and 1000 W models with 80 Plus Gold certification. The 1000 W version sports the new Lian Li Edge Hub V2 for expanded connectivity. Both power supplies feature embossed cables, simplified cable routing and support for transfer-speed monitoring through L-Connect 3. The Edge Gold V2 PSUs are scheduled for mid-Q3 2026, with pricing set at $99.99 for the 850 W model and $129.99 for the 1000 W version.

ID-Cooling made its PSU market debut at Computex 2026 launching a full four-tier lineup from entry-level to high-end in a single move. At the top is the FP Series featuring the FP-1000 flagship model in black and white. The 1000 W unit has 80 Plus Platinum certification, ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 support, Japanese capacitors, a half-bridge LLC topology, a 140 mm fan and a 10-year warranty. The FG Series is next with 750 W, 850 W, and 1000 W options in black and white colors. The PSUs are 80 Plus Gold certified, ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standard and came with sleeved cables. The SE Series (non-modular) covers 550 W through 850 W again in black and white variants at 80 Plus Bronze. The ID-Cooling PSU portfolio is completed by the entry-level DK Series (non-modular) with 450 W to 750 W models available in black only.

At Computex, darkFlash showcased a horizontal expansion of the brand into new product segments across PC cases, cooling solutions, power supplies, peripherals, motherboards, and graphics cards. A star attraction is the FLOATRON F1 chassis series. The case elevates the primary structural body to create an independent air intake channel positioned directly below the graphics card area. The design incorporates a 270-degree pillarless panoramic glass enclosure, tool-free release panels, and native support for back-connect motherboards. darkFlash introduced a more spacious ATX version this year, alongside the Advanced Lighting Edition, featuring an upgraded ARGB illumination. The company also showed us the DS950V Sanrio co-branded chassis. This model embeds a 6-inch IPS display into the front panel.

In the cooling segment, darkFlash continues to integrate active digital interfaces across its product stack. The E400 PLUS air cooler features a digital top cover providing real-time CPU temperature readouts; and utilizes high static pressure fans. The flagship UV360 AIO liquid cooler packs a 6.67-inch, 2K resolution curved OLED screen operating at a 60 Hz refresh rate—a proper display head in and of itself. The display utilizes a magnetic mounting mechanism allowing full 360-degree rotation. Its radiator is ventilated by pre-installed magnetic daisy-chained fans to minimize internal cable clutter.

Cougar came in force to the Computex 2026 show in Taipei, unveiling a bunch of new PC cases, AIO liquid and air coolers, and fans, as well as a whole new NU-series of PC cases and WS-series power supply units, both aimed at AI workstations.

Both the NU 700 and the NU 500 have support for ATX, CEB, E-ATX, and SSI-EEB motherboards, have multi-GPU support with up to 8 slots on the NU 700 and up to 7 slots on the NU 500. The larger NU 700 is a full tower PC case and has support for two CRPS PSUs, can fit a 480 mm long graphics cards, and a 420 mm radiator at the top and up to 360 mm one at the front. It also supports up to seven fans, with three 120 mm or two 140 mm fans at the front, three 120/140 mm at the top, and a single 120/140 mm at the back. The NU 500 is a slightly smaller mid-tower version, but it still supports the same motherboard form factors. It supports graphics cards up to 380 mm long and can house only four fans, with three 120 mm or two 140 mm at the front and a single 120 mm at the back. It also can accommodate up to a 360 mm radiator at the front and lacks support for two PSUs but still has the same workstation-class design.

ASRock is branching out substantially into new segments of PC hardware over the past couple of years, from its traditional market of motherboards and graphics cards. The company brought a big lineup of PSUs and CPU coolers to Computex 2026. The new PRO series PSUs from ASRock address the mainstream-thru-performance segments of the market, providing features such as full-modular cabling, 80 Plus Gold efficiency, and Cybenetics A+ acoustic rating at mainstream price-points. These ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 CEM-ready PSUs come in 750, 850, and 1000 W variants, all three of which offer 600 W-capable 12V-2x6 connectors. The PSUs use 135 mm fans, with under 20 dB noise output for the 1000 W variant, and under 15 dB for the 750 W variant. ASRock is backing these PSUs with a generous 10-year product warranty.

A notch above, is the new ASRock Steel Legend series, which comes in 850, 1000, and 1200 W variants, offering 80 Plus Platinum and Cybenetics Platinum-rated switching efficiency, along with Cybenetics A+ acoustics for the 850 and 1000 W variants; Cybenetics A acoustics for the 1200 W variant. These PSUs offer temperature protection on the 12V-2x6 connectors, with dual color connectors that let you visually see proper connection by contrasting against the graphics card's connector; and thicker 16 AWG wires on each of the 12 power pins of the 12V-2x6 connector.

Coming to the Computex 2026 show with a strong focus on AI and the "Powering AI Together" tagline, FSP Group unveiled several new power supply models, focusing not only on AI but also on workstations and high-end PCs. The star of the show was definitely the CANNON 3,300 W ATX 3.1 power supply with a total of six native PCI 12V-2x6 connectors.

FSP targets AI computing and workstations with its new CANNON ATX 3.1 PCIe 5.1 PSU, providing 3,300 W power from a rather compact 150x200x86 mm power supply unit, all thanks to advanced GaN technology. It provides six native PCIe 12V-2x6 connectors, uses four premium 450 V 105°C Japanese capacitors, and has an 80 Plus and Cybenetics Platinum power efficiency rating. It has all the usual power protections, as well as conformal coating against moisture, dust, and stains, something that FSP will be now using on most of its high-end PSUs.

Channel Well Technology (CWT), unlike Seasonic and Fortron, had for much of its history limited itself to being an OEM of power supplies for other brands, not entering the consumer PC hardware under its own brand. This changed around 2024, when the company set out to build its own portfolio of PSUs targeting PC enthusiasts, gamers, and power-users (workstation or AI inferencing users). At Computex 2026, not only did it show us an expanded lineup of PSUs compared to last year, but it also showcased some of the PSU components of its own brand, and branched out into fans for use in cases, coolers, and PSUs.

We begin our tour with the CTH VP-Series of high-wattage PSUs for GPU inferencing workstations. It comes in four models, the CTH2500V-P (2500 W), CTH2800V-P (2800 W), CTH3000V-P (3000 W), and the top-spec CTH3200V-P (3200 W). It meets ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 CEM specifications, and offers 80 Plus Platinum efficiency when connected to 230 V mains. The PSU offers DC-to-DC switching to lower voltage domains. All four of these high-Wattage models offer four 12V-2x6 connectors.

Seasonic is a major OEM of switching power supplies for computers of nearly every shape and size. The company showed off its OEM-channel PSUs targeting servers and workstations; reference PSUs, and some of the more premium PSU models that retail under its own channel brand. We begin our tour with the SIC-NRX522-22A63GT, a CRPS 54 V server PSU that meets 80 Plus Ruby efficiency standards, and offers 5200 W of continuous output for AI GPU servers.

Over in the client side, the company showed off its new smart PSU software, the Seasonic OptiGuard Dashboard. Some of the newer smart PSUs from Seasonic have Bluetooth connections. They pair with your machine as just another Bluetooth IoT device. The dashboard lets you monitor the PSU's various parameters, including real-time output on the 12V-2x6, current per pin, and connector temperature. You don't need a PC to use the OptiGuard app, Seasonic even released Android versions that you can use on smartphones and tablets. Seasonic managed to cram a whopping 1300 W of power into an SFX-L PSU, with the Focus SFX-L 1300 W.

GOGHUNTERS is a new entrant to Computex in its 2026 edition, and we spotted its debutante DG Platinum line of full modular cables. These come in 850 W (DG-850P), 1000 W (DG-1000P), and 1200 W (DG-1200P) variants, and come in black and white trims for each. The modern PSUs offer ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 CEM certifications, 80 Plus Platinum switching efficiency, an optimized fan-curve with Zero RPM mode for up to 40% of load, and hold-up times of over 16-18 ms. You also get all electrical protections, ripple control, and industrial-grade fluid dynamic bearing fans. All models come with individually stranded modular cables, and at least one 600 W-capable 12V-2x6.

DeepCool at the 2026 Computex showed off its latest GamerStorm-branded PC cases and power supplies. We've been big fans of the geometric design language of GamerStorm products, and the brand didn't disappoint. Their star-attraction is a yet-unnamed 3200 W PSU targeted at pro-users building AI inferencing machines at home. With 3200 W on tap, this PSU puts out four 12V-2x6 connectors, each with 600 W capability. The best part? You get this power with 80 Plus Titanium efficiency. Other models in the series include 2450 W (4× 12V-2x6), 1650 W (2× 12V-2x6), and 1300 W (2× 12V-2x6).

A notch below is this is another PX PSU series that offers 80 Plus Platinum efficiency, and comes in capacities of 850 W, 1000 W, 1200 W, and 3200 W. The top model offers four 12V-2x6 connectors, while the others offer a single 12V-2x6. The PQ Series offers Cybenetics + PPLP Platinum certification, and a lower depth body. It comes in 850, 1000, and 1200 W capacities, no 3200 W model here. The PK series are mid-range PSUs that come in 750, 850, and 1000 W, with fixed cabling, and 80 Plus Gold efficiency.

Enermax at the 2026 Computex showed off its latest cooling, casing, and power supply innovations. The most interesting exhibit is its PFA (pump-free AIO) liquid CPU cooler. This closed-loop liquid CPU cooler uses Daikin's DAISAVE SF-49, a coolant that vaporizes at 49°C, and uses vapor pressure to circulate itself within the loop, all the way from the block to the radiator, where it's condensed, and returned to the block. A PFA with 360 mm radiator is capable of handling thermal loads of up to 900 W TDP, Enermax claims.

Enermax also demonstrated Daikin's DAISAVE SF-49 in a sealed, liquid-immersion case called Cirrus Mk II. The non-conductive liquid is seen bubbling into vapor since the components are hotter than 49°C. The vapors then make their way to a heatsink that transfers heat to air via ventilation. The condensate then makes its way back down. Sticking with cooling products, Enermax unveiled its PF-II series 120 mm fan. This 28 mm-thick fan offers industrial-grade performance, and is recommended for radiator applications. It uses a liquid-crystal polymer impeller, a 6-pole motor, and hydro dynamic bearings. The frames of these fans are made of an aluminium alloy.

Xeron made its Computex 2026 and global debut with a complete lineup of PC components including cases, coolers, power supplies, thermal compounds and accessories. The C Lab series features an integrated sheet-metal frame and a C-shaped suspended exterior structure. The design also supports interchangeable exterior materials and color schemes. The S Lab PC Case adopts a similar integrated frame design but focuses on configurability. The chassis supports multiple outer shell options, allowing it to be configured as an open-frame case, panoramic glass chassis, and a fully top-removable outer shell. Both models feature dedicated airflow channels for the CPU, GPU, and PSU,

Phanteks at the 2026 Computex showcased the stunning the EX series of PC cases that feature an extruded, compartmentalized, and modular-looking layout. The foundational feature of the EX-Series is its ability to deliver fresh, non-recirculated air directly to major heat-generating components, including the CPU, GPU, and PSU. A strategically positioned side-mounted cooling system specifically targets the motherboard, VRMs, and M.2 storage, which ensures maximum thermal efficiency without the need for numerous traditional case fans. The EX6 serves as the flagship lineup.

Expected in a Stone Gray finish by September, the standard EX6 is priced at $159.99. The top-tier EX6 MAX variant, priced at $329.99, heavily upgrades the hardware experience with premium X30 fans, a custom 90-degree AIO liquid cooler, and an integrated 10-inch (1600 x 720) LCD. It also features an integrated Nexlinq controller for advanced smart lighting and system monitoring. The EX5 models bring the EX6's core thermal architecture to a more accessible price point by utilizing a steel frame construction. Expected in August as a Black variant, the base EX5 starts at $109.99. The lineup offers two expanded tiers: the EX5 PLUS ($159.99), which adds an integrated custom AIO with 90-degree tubing management, and the top-tier EX5 MAX ($229.99), which includes all PLUS features alongside an integrated 6-inch LCD.

1stPlayer at Computex 2026 showed off its latest PC cases, power supplies, and CPU cooling products. We begin our tour with the new ERA8-S, a pillarless front-left panel ATX mid-tower with a spacious right-hand crawlspace behind the motherboard tray, and a bulge toward the top-right corner of the motherboard tray that has a display which puts out real-time monitoring stats using a segment LED. There are other interesting bits such as an inclined bottom 3x 120 mm radiator mount, and a top panel that opens along a hinge to let you clean the top-facing fans underneath. Other cases include the GM8, GV8, and ERAS-P, which are variations on the theme of pillarless mid-towers. The GM8 stands out with a groovy front-facing segment display, and a mesh intake with ridges.

The company also showcased the NGDP Platinum and NGDP Gold lines of compact ATX 3.1 power supplies with a compact depth of 13 cm, but offering outputs of 1000 W, modern connectivity such as 12V-2x6, all standard electrical protections, and backed by 10-year warranties. The NGDP Gold series offers 80 Plus Gold efficiency, and comes in 750, 850, 1000, and 1200 W variants, with otherwise the same specs as the NGDP Platinum. All of these offer a 600 W 12V-2x6 except the 750 W (which offers a 450 W connector). Both PSU lines use 120 mm FDB fans. The NGDP SFX Platinum series brings a whopping 1200 W output to the SFX form-factor with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency.

Asustor has rounded out its AS72 rackmount NAS lineup with the AS7224RDX Lockerstor 24R Pro Gen 2, adding a 24-bay option to sit alongside the existing 12-bay AS7212RDX and 16-bay AS7216RDX models that launched back in August 2025. The new model supports drives up to 32 TB, giving it a raw internal capacity of 768 TB. It can be expanded to 36 bays with the AX7012R expansion unit, at which point it can pass the 1 PB internal capacity. The AS72 family runs on an AMD Ryzen 7 Pro 7745 (8 cores, up to 5.3 GHz) and comes with 16 GB of DDR5-4800 ECC memory, upgradeable to 192 GB. Networking covers dual 10 GbE and dual 1 GbE out of the box, with PCIe Gen 5 x8 and x4 slots available for 25/40/50 GbE NICs or SAS cards if you need more. Asustor quotes SMB multichannel speeds of up to 2,309 MB/s read and 1,886 MB/s write over 10 GbE in RAID 5.

The rest of the feature set is what you'd expect at this level: RAID 0/1/5/6/10/50/60, hot-swap bays, a hardware encryption engine, M.2 PCIe Gen 5 SSD support, four USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, and dual redundant 550 W 80 Plus Platinum PSUs. No pricing has been announced.

Zalman has introduced the Acrux II Platinum 1200 W fully modular power supply. The unit complies with the Intel ATX 3.1 specification and supports PCIe 5.1, including a native 12 V-2 x6 connector for GPUs. The Acrux II Platinum is rated for up to 94% peak efficiency, is 80 Plus Platinum certified, alongside Cybenetics ETA Titanium efficiency and LAMBDA A+ noise certifications. It is built to handle up to 200% transient power excursions for short durations (100μs), as required by ATX 3.1 guidelines. The unit features APFC (Active Power Factor Correction) and an LLC resonant converter with a single +12V rail, DC-DC topology, and is equipped with Japanese 105°C capacitors.

Cooling is handled by a 120 mm fluid dynamic bearing fan with automatic speed control. A dedicated silent mode switch allows the fan to remain off at loads below 30%. The Acrux II Platinum 1200 W PSU came in a typical ATX format measuring 140 × 150 × 86 mm, and is rated for a 100,000-hour MTBF. Within the same Acrux II series, Zalman also introduced 1000 W and 850 W models, respectively, all of which retain the 80 Plus Platinum certification. Details regarding availability and pricing are yet to be announced.

be quiet!, the German manufacturer for premium PC components and peripherals, is proud to announce two new high-wattage power supplies: Power Zone 2 1200 W and Pure Power 13 M 1200 W. These additions to the company's award-winning PSU lineup deliver exceptional performance for high-end gaming and workstation builds, combining cutting-edge efficiency, silent operation, and full compatibility with next-generation hardware. Both models feature a sturdy steel enclosure and reflect be quiet!'s high standards in design and manufacturing and are backed by a 10-year manufacturer's warranty.

"With these new 1200 W models, we're delivering the power and reliability that enthusiasts demand for their most ambitious builds," says Aaron Licht, CEO of be quiet! "Whether builders prioritize the Platinum efficiency and advanced cooling of Power Zone 2 or the Gold-rated mainstream value of Pure Power 13 M, both models represent our commitment to exceptional quality and whisper-quiet operation."

be quiet! CES 2026 showcase is led by the Light Loop IO LCD, a new AIO liquid cooler aimed at high-end systems. It features a 2.1-inch IPS display (500 nits) for system stats or custom visuals, paired with RGB lighting. Cooling hardware includes three Light Wings LX PWM fans, a redesigned cold plate and jet plate, and a new pump design. The cooler is managed through be quiet!'s IO Center software and will be available in 240 mm and 360 mm sizes, in black or white. The company also showed its latest air coolers. The Dark Rock Pro 6 uses seven heat pipes and dual Silent Wings fans for high-end CPUs, while Dark Rock 6 offers a more compact single-fan design with six heat pipes. Both support silent and performance modes. An early prototype of Dark Rock Pro 6 IO LCD with a 4.5-inch IPS display was also on display.

be quiet! also provided information about its upcoming power supplies with two new 1200 W models. Power Zone 2 1200 W with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency and ATX 3.1 / PCIe 5.1 support targets high-end systems, while Pure Power 13 M 1200 W offers a more affordable 80 Plus Gold option. Finally, we were briefly teased about Dark Perk Ergo and Dark Perk Sym gaming mice. They are lightweight wireless models focused on high polling rates and long battery life, with more details expected closer to launch.More images follow.

ASRock at the 2026 International CES showed off its latest PSUs. Starting things off is the new ASRock 12V-2x6 L-type modular PSU cable. This cable comes with 16 AWG wires for its main power lines, and is 70 cm in length. It is capable of 12V-2x6 with 600 W continuous output and meets ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 CEM specs. Besides its 12 power pins and 4 sensor pins, there are two additional detachable pins, which connect a compatible PSU to a thermal diode located in the VGA-end of the cable. When it senses that temperature within the connector has crossed a certain safety threshold, the PSU's over-temperature protection (OTP) kicks in and turns off your machine. You will lose work, but might end up saving your high-end graphics card. The cable's temperature pins work with ASRock's Taichi, Phantom Gaming, and Steel Legend Platinum series PSUs).

ASRock PRO series PSUs are the company's mainstream non-modular (fixed cable) PSU lineup, these come in 850 W (600 W 12V-2x6), 750 W (450 W 12V-2x6), and 650 W (450 W 12V-2x6) models, and meet ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 specs, offering 80 Plus Gold switching efficiency. The Steel Legend Platinum series are a premium line of PSUs positioned above, with full modular cabling. These can be had in 850 W, 1000 W, and 1200 W models, each of which have 600 W-capable 12V-2x6. The 1200 W model in fact comes with two 600 W 12V-2x6). You get 80 Plus Platinum switching efficiency, along with Cybenetics Platinum switching and Cybenetics A acoustics. The Phantom Gaming (SFX) series comes in 850 W and 1000 W, featuring not just 600 W 12V-2x6, but also connector OTP, 92 mm cooling fans, and 5 V rail power boost.

Cougar unveiled a slew of new cases, power supplies, and gaming chairs at the 2026 International CES. The CFV235 is a panoramic ATX mid-tower with a pillarless tempered glasshouse, position for up to eight 120 mm fans as shown in the pictures below; room for addon cards up to 43 cm in length, and a 20 Gbps-capable USB-C front-panel port. The FV130 is its bigger sibling, and is a dual-chambered case that's both vertically and horizontally partitioned. The right-side chamber has ample room for the PSU, radiator, and drive mounts. Its bottom panel is held at an angle for better airflow.

Cougar DuoAir is an interesting mid-tower case that lets you swap out the tempered glass front panel with a mesh intake when you want to. It comes with two large 140 mm intake fans, and matching 120 mm exhaust and a pair of bottom intakes that are positioned at an angle. This case stands out from the rest of the lineup in terms of aesthetics. The MX600 MAX is Cougar's new mainstream case, it features a conventional horizontally partitioned layout, but one that tapers towards the front, so that all the airflow from its two 140 mm front intakes are scooped into the upper compartment with the motherboard.