SilverStone has quietly listed the CS240, a Mini-ITX NAS chassis first shown at Computex 2026 back in June, built around four hot-swappable 2.5-inch U.2 drives in a compact 21.65-liter footprint. The chassis measures 211 x 285 x 360 mm and is built from aluminium (front door), plastic (front panel) and steel. The four external bays support tri-mode operation, NVMe U.2 (SFF-8639), SAS, and SATA, with drives up to 15 mm thick, connected via a backplane with dual SlimSAS 8i (SFF-8654) connectors running PCIe 4.0 x4. An additional internal bay takes one 3.5-inch or two 2.5-inch drives. The chassis supports Deep Mini-ITX and Mini-DTX motherboards, with two expansion slots and GPU clearance up to 300 mm length and 168 mm width. Moreover, the case features an integrated GPU support bracket.

For cooling the case comes with three 120 mm fans pre-installed, one at the rear and two on the side, with the side positions also supporting three 80 mm fans as an alternative. A 120 mm radiator can be mounted at the rear of the case. CPU coolers up to 182 mm tall are supported, while for power it uses SFX or SFX-L PSUs up to 140 mm. The front I/O panel features one USB Type-C, and two USB 3.0 ports, and a combo audio jack. No official pricing or availability has been announced, however, the SilverStone CS240 has already appeared on European retailer Alternate listed at €349.More pictures follow.

LIAN LI Industrial Co. Ltd., a leading provider of PC cases, cooling, and power supplies, announces the B4-mATX, a 21.3-liter small form factor chassis co-developed with DAN Cases. Designed to deliver strong hardware compatibility in a compact layout, the B4-mATX supports microATX motherboards, GPUs up to 358 mm, and both ATX and SFX power supplies. The chassis can be positioned horizontally as a desktop unit or rotated 90 degrees into a vertical tower that occupies 30% less desk space. With multiple front-panel finishes, mesh or real wood, in black or white, the B4-mATX suits both performance and lifestyle builds.

One Chassis—Two Orientations
When placed horizontally, the B4-mATX sits as a compact desktop unit. When rotated to a vertical orientation, it occupies 30% less desk space. A rotatable AC inlet adapts to both layouts—rotated outward for easier cable access, or inward in vertical mode to absorb excess cable length inside the chassis. A swiveling cable bracket below the PCIe slots keeps rear I/O and power cables flush against the case in vertical mode, with total clearance including connectors up to 52 mm tall. Front-panel options include perforated mesh for direct intake or a real wood finish (walnut or beech) for lifestyle aesthetics, with both finishes available in black or white.

[Editor's note: Our in-depth review of the Lian Li B4-mATX is now live]

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.

Walking the Computex show floor, we stopped at the Apeer2 booth where the company had its ITX Case on display, an unusual Mini-ITX chassis that looks more like a concept at first glance, but is already up for preorder. The whole idea revolves around mounting your monitor directly onto the case instead of using a separate stand or arm. The integrated VESA extension has three fixed positions and supports height adjustment, tilt, and portrait rotation, essentially turning the case and monitor into a single unified desk unit. The main feature is the integrated VESA mount extension with three fixed positions, supporting height adjustment, tilt and portrait rotation. The case itself is made from anodized aluminium with magnetic side panels for tool-free access. Cable management clips are built in.

The case measures 266 × 222 × 478 mm, weighs 8.27 kg and has enough internal space for graphics cards up to 370 mm long. It can accommodate CPU coolers up to 95 mm tall and SFX/SFX-L power supplies up to 150 mm in length. 240 or 280 mm radiator support and two 80 mm and two 92 mm fans positions are available. Worth mentioning the perforated panels that should help with the airflow.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Not too long ago, Colorful released its iGame Lab Vulcan NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs, which feature a clean white design language. Now, the GPU maker has announced a new Mini-ITX case to go with those GPU designs. The Colorful iGame Lab Vulcan Armor chassis is a 617 × 186.6 × 210 mm, or roughly 24 L in volume. Colorful specifically lists compatibility with its iGame RTX 5070 Ti Vulcan W OC, 5080 Vulcan W OC, 5090 D v2 Vulcan W OC 24 GB, and 5090 D Vulcan W OC 32 GB, since those are the GPUs that feature the shroud design that fits into the dedicated cutout on the side of the chassis, which exposes the GPU intake fans to fresh air.

The chassis offers support for up to 240 mm radiators—and comes with a 240 mm radiator, rated at 240 W TDP, with slim fans pre-installed—and SFX PSUs up to 110 mm long. While the chassis is technically designed for Colorful's own GPU shrouds, it technically fits 3-slot GPUs up to 373.2 mm long—an enterprising modder could likely fairly easily 3D print a bracket to fill make up for any discrepancies between the case cutout and the GPU shroud on third-party designs. The case also sports a magnetic attachment base on the top panel for attaching things like the Colorful Vulcan screen. Front I/O consists of a USB 3.2 Type-C port and dual USB 3.0 ports. International pricing and launch dates have not yet been confirmed at the time of writing.

NZXT, a leading brand in PC gaming components and prebuilt systems, today introduced the H2 Flow Mini-ITX Case and the C850 SFX Power Supply, two compact solutions designed to bring high-performance PC builds into smaller spaces without compromise. With a focus on airflow, compatibility, and ease of installation, these products make small form factor (SFF) systems more powerful and accessible than ever.

For players who want the performance and design of the H2 Flow without building it themselves, NZXT is also launching the H2 Mini PC, available for a limited time, exclusively in the United States. This prebuilt option delivers the same compact footprint and performance-focused design in a fully assembled, ready-to-play system, making small form factor PC gaming more accessible to a wider audience.

[Editor's note: You can read ourin-depth review of the NZXT H2 Flow Mini-ITX case here]

Geeek has officially launched pre-orders for the Exo 1, an open-air microATX PC case that doesn't cost an arm and a leg. The new case is effectively an acrylic motherboard tray attached to a baseplate with attachment points for auxiliary hardware, like PSUs and cooling. The Exo 1 is available in both black and white color options, and Geeek also sells an optional PCIe 4.0 riser cable, which will set you back an additional $20 over the $69.99 pre-order price for the case. Geeek plans to start shipping those pre-orders on February 12, 2026.

Like many open-air cases, there aren't that many limitations when it comes to compatible hardware. For starters, there is no side panel, which means no tower air cooler height limitations, although it is technically limited to 240 mm AIO radiators, and using the vertical GPU mounting does limit you to low-profile coolers, thanks to the motherboard's position. There are also no additional fan mounting points aside from those used by the AIO radiator. Geeek recommends GPUs no longer than 335 mm, and says that GPUs up to four slots are supported. The Exo 1, being a compact case, measures in at just 400 × 185 × 315 mm, and it supports ATX, SFX-L, and SFX PSUs.

In addition to the new full Retro lineup of products, Thermaltake has brought several new power supply units to the CES 2026 show in Las Vegas, including the AX-series 3000 W model, the well-known Toughpower series in both ATX and SFX form factors, and a whole new Golden Track series with a new twist on the modular design. Thermaltake also unveiled its new Dr. Power III Pro, a power supply tester and information hardware device.

The list obviously starts with Thermaltake's two flagship PSUs, the Toughpower i1650 Titanium and the AX 3000W models. The Toughpower i1650 Titanium is a 1650 W PSU with 80 Plus Titanium certification, an option to switch between single- and multi-rail in order to meet various needs, and an option to monitor each output via software. It features Thermaltake's iRGB PLUS, which means it is equipped with a 16.8 million-color, 18-LED RGB fan. It supports a 200 percent power boost, has < 30 mV low ripple noise design and extremely strict < 2% voltage regulation, uses dual-color design for 12V-2x6 connectors, and features low-profile etched flat cables.

ASRock, a global leader in motherboards, graphics cards, gaming monitors, small form factor PCs, power supply units, and AIO liquid coolers, is set to impress tech enthusiasts worldwide at CES 2026 with its latest product lineup innovations. This year, ASRock will unveil an expanded lineup featuring cutting-edge motherboards, graphics cards, gaming monitors, compact systems, power supply series, and the debut of its all-in-one (AIO) liquid cooler solution.

This comprehensive product showcase highlights ASRock's continuous commitment to high performance and precision engineering. By combining innovative technology, reliable quality, and industry-leading design aesthetics, ASRock continues to shape the future of PC hardware, driving the industry forward with innovation that leads the flow.

Lian Li today introduced the SP V2 line of fully modular power supplies in the SFX form-factor. These meet SFX12V 4.0 (analogous to ATX 3.1) specification, and offer newer 12V-2x6 power connectors, compared to the older SP series, which met ATX 3.0 and offered 12VHPWR. The series consists of two Wattage variants—SP750 V2 and SP850 V2, and the two come in black and white body+fan color options. The 12V-2x6 connectors are color-coded blue. Both the 750 W and 850 W models offer 12V-2x6 connectors capable only up to 450 W continuous, unlike 850 W ATX 3.1 PSUs in the market that tend to offer 600 W-capable 12V-2x6.

Both Wattage models offer a 24-pin ATX, two 8-pin EPS, two 6+2 pin PCIe power, a 450 W-capable 12V-2x6, seven SATA power, and a Molex. These PSUs offer 80 Plus Gold switching efficiency, active PFC, DC to DC switching, full Japanese capacitors, and most common electrical and thermal protections. In charge of cooling are 92 mm fluid dynamic bearing fans. Lian Li didn't unveil pricing, but is backing these PSUs with 10-year warranties.

XPG, Unlike the past when creators and gamers had to settle for bulky tower PCs dominating their desktops, NVIDIA SFF-Ready standard now offers a high-performance, compact solution that optimizes internal space and thermal efficiency. Responding to the growing demand for "no-compromise performance in a space-friendly design," XPG introduces the VALOR NANO series—featuring the new VALOR AIR NANO and VALOR MESH NANO cases, both NVIDIA SFF-Ready certified. To deliver extreme performance and enhance the gaming experience, XPG also unveils the compact yet powerful PYMCORE SFX PSU. This dream combo allows users to create a desktop setup that balances aesthetic minimalism with uncompromising hardware performance which redefining the tech lifestyle experience.

Say Goodbye to Crowded Desktops! XPG SFF-Ready Combo is the Ideal Solution for Creators and Gamers
According to the reports, the SFF motherboard market is expected to grow to USD 6.2 billion by 2032, with a CAGR of approximately 6.5% [1], showing consumers' increasing emphasis on personal space quality. GPU which often require significant space, have also driven the market toward high-performance yet minimalist PC platforms, thanks to NVIDIA's introduction of the SFF-Ready standard. This initiative has gradually shifted industry focus and further spurred the growth of the PC components market. XPG addresses this trend with the VALOR AIR/MESH NANO cases, engineered for optimal airflow and space efficiency along with the PYMCORE SFX PSU, which enhances powerful output, size efficiency, and stability. Together, they form a truly SFF-Ready solution. Whether you're a creator crafting a premium build in limited space, or a small-form-factor user seeking performance and aesthetics, XPG's precise space management offers a fresh approach to building your ideal rig.

Cooler Master has introduced the new NR200P case now in its V3 iteration. The NR200P V3 is a Mini-ITX case designed for compact builds requiring high-performance cooling solutions. The case measures 378.2 x 185 x 292 mm with protrusions (18.62-liter volume) while supporting full-size components. The exterior combines aluminium, SGCC steel, mesh panels, and ABS plastic components. The CNC-machined aluminium side panels feature magnetic latching mechanisms for tool-free access. Large mesh side panels facilitate airflow while maintaining component visibility. The NR200P V3 accommodates 240 mm and 280 mm AIO liquid coolers through top-mounted radiator support. Additional cooling options include dual 120 mm or 140 mm fans at the top. Bottom ventilation supports up to two 120 mm slim fans (maximum 15 mm thickness) when no 3.5-inch drive is installed, or one 120 mm slim fan with a drive present.

It can accommodate CPU coolers up to 70 mm in height and supports graphics cards up to 361.5 mm in length, 160 mm in height, and 78.5 mm in width (3.8 slots). A PCIe 5.0 x16 riser cable enables vertical GPU mounting, with an included GPU support bracket for stability. Power supply compatibility covers SFX and SFX-L form factors. Storage capacity includes one 3.5-inch HDD bay (expandable to two) and one 2.5-inch SSD bay (expandable to two). Front I/O provides two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, one USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C port, and a 3.5 mm headset jack. The Cooler Master NR200P V3 ships in black finish with a two-year warranty (retail pricing was not yet disclosed) targeting users requiring maximum performance in minimal desktop space.

SilverStone brought a huge selection of products to Computex 2025, we begin our coverage with its power supply range. SilverStone targets a variety of markets including servers, workstations, and DIY gaming desktops. Leading the pack is the Hela 2500Rz. The PSU meets Cybenetics Platinum switching efficiency rating, and offers a whopping 2500 W of power, with four 12V-2x6 600 W power connectors. The PSU was announced just last month, and targets workstations and AI inferencing systems with up to four RTX 5090 graphics cards.

Next up, is the Extreme 1000Rz Platinum, the company's flagship SFX power supply with 1000 W on tap, Cybenetics Platinum rating, full modular cabling, and a single 12V-2x6 connector. The FX600Rz is a new generation Flex-ATX PSU with 600 W on tap, which includes two 16-pin 12V-2x6 connectors. These boxes are meant to be part of redundant PSUs, or to be added to your workstations to supplement your power requirements. Also shown are the 2U rackmount power supplies 2U750Rx Gold (750 W), and the 2U850Rx Gold (850 W). The PDB 2-port 1+1 backplane lets you combine two 2000 W PSUs for 1+1 redundancy, supporting up to 2 CRPS, and six 12V-2x6. Speaking of redundant PSUs, we've come across the Gemini 2000C Titanium in 1U and 2U form-factors. There's also a mammoth Gemini 2400C Titanium, a server PSU with 2400 W on tap in a tiny 1U form-factor, which relies on cyclonic 40 mm fan to keep cool.More pictures follow.

In addition to the future PC cases, Lian Li also showcased its new HydroShift III AIO CPU cooler at the Computex 2025 show, which features a beautiful curved 2K screen, as well as new DWS, RS, RB, and SP Series power supplies.

Designed for adaptability, the Lian Li HydroShift III not only has a curved 2K LCD screen, but it is also motorized, allowing for horizontal and vertical movement for best possible positioning. The HydroShift III also comes with a VRM cooling fan above the pump which should improve both RAM and VRM cooling, using metal tubing with a rigid structure for cleaner tube routing. The HydroShift III should come in Q4, with a target price of $269.99. Lian Li also showcased the HydroShift II LCD-C CL, which will be coming later in May for $179.99, and this one uses a standard circular LCD screen.

ADATA XPG brought many of its latest memory, storage, and gaming PC hardware to Computex 2025. We begin our tour with the SE940, a delightful compact USB4 portable SSD. The drive features a USB4-native Silicon Motion SM2324 controller that takes advantage of 40 Gbps USB4 interface to offer 4 GB/s maximum sequential reads, and 4 GB/s max sequential writes. The drive supports UASP, and comes in capacities of 1 TB, 2 TB, and 4 TB, along with tested support for Windows, Android, macOS, and PlayStation 5.

Next up, are the company's XPG Mars 980 line of flagship M.2 NVMe SSDs. The drives take advantage of PCIe Gen 5 x4 host interface, and are powered by 6 nm Silicon Motion SM2508 controllers. The 4 TB variant offers up to 14 GB/s maximum sequential reads, with up to 13 GB/s maximum sequential writes, 2 million IOPS 4K random reads, up to 1.65 million IOPS 4K random writes; and endurance of 2,960 TBW. There are three variants of the Mars 980 based on cooling. The Mars 980 Blade is a bare drive, and only has a heat-spreading sticker. The Mars 980 Storm is the top variant, with a self-contained liquid cooling solution. The Mars 980 Pro comes with an air-cooler.

Thermaltake brought a few new power supply units to the Computex 2025 show, including the ToughPower I2000 Platinum and the all new ToughPower SFX Titanium, which is now coming in the 1,200 W power output version and with 80 Plus Titanium rating.

As expected, the ToughPower I2000 Platinum will use a hybrid design that switch between single- and multi-rail output via software, depending on the need. As the name suggests, it will be available with power output of up to 2,000 W, where it is rated at 80 Plus Platinum, while 1,650 W and models below are rated at 80 Plus Titanium. Each output can be monitored via software, which also used to switch between single- and multi-rail modes. Thermaltake also brought the new ToughPower SFX Titanium PSU to the Computex 2025 show, and this time around they managed to push the power output to 1,200 W, which is quite impressive considering it is an SFX size PSU, and it even has a 80 Plus Titanium rating. Both PSU lineups have native 12+4pin PCIe Gen 5.1 connector and meets ATX 3.1 specifications, and are based on the modular design.

FSP, the channel brand of power supply giant Fortron, brought a large lineup of their latest gaming PC power supplies, cooling products, and PC cases to Computex 2025. We begin our tour with the things FSP specializes in—power supplies. The Cannon Pro 2500 W is a titan, which maxes out your 16 A wall socket for 2.5 kW of continuous power delivery, with excursions within the ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 specs. The PSU offers Cybenetics Platinum and 80 Plus Platinum switching efficiency. Putting the 2.5 kW output to use are four (!) 600 W-capable 12V-2x6 power connectors, making this PSU fit for AI acceleration builds.

A notch below the Cannon Pro 2500 W is the Mega Ti series, which comes in high-wattage variants of 1650 W, 1350 W, and 1000 W. This is considered FSP's flagship power product, because of its Cybenetics Titanium and 80 Plus Titanium switching efficiency. Both the 1650 W and 1350 W models offer two 12V-2x6 connectors, while the 1000 W model offers one of these. The PSUs offer fanless cooling up to a fairly high load factor. The Mega PM series is positioned a notch below the Mega Ti series in FSP's product stack. As the name suggests, these offer 80 Plus Platinum and Cybenetics Platinum certified efficiency. These only come in 1650 W and 1350 W variants, both of which offer two 12V-2x6 connectors.

GEEEK, a Taiwanese SFF chassis brand, announced the Rhino open-air frame cases series designed for compact PC builds, featuring a tilted design with acrylic panels and aluminium block construction. The GEEEK Rhino M microATX measures 305 × 250 × 275 mm (excluding protrusions) and supports microATX and Mini-ITX motherboards. This model offers unrestricted compatibility with all standard air and liquid CPU coolers and graphics cards of any length. The open design provides complete freedom for cooling solutions, supporting radiator sizes ranging from 120 mm to 360 mm. Power supply compatibility includes ATX, SFX, and SFX-L formats with no length limitations.

The smaller Rhino S case is designed exclusively for Mini-ITX motherboards, featuring a more compact footprint of 300 × 200 × 250 mm (excluding protrusions) and weighs 1.1 kg. Despite its smaller size, it maintains the same unrestricted compatibility for CPU coolers and graphics cards as Rhino M. The case supports radiators up to 360 mm and accommodates ATX, SFX, and SFX-L power supplies, however, with a maximum length of 140 mm (maximum 150 mm). The white version features slightly thicker acrylic panels, which may make it a bit more difficult to secure the graphics card, according to the product page.

GAMEMAX, an emerging brand of PC gaming components including gaming cases and power supply units, is proud to announce the launch of the GAMEMAX T20 wraparound glass microATX chassis, a bold step forward in compact PC design that combines modern aesthetics, innovative features, and next-gen compatibility—all in one sleek package.

The GAMEMAX T20 redefines what small form factor cases can deliver, sporting three-sided tempered glass panels offering an uninterrupted panoramic view of your build. The T20 supports back-connector motherboards. Designed as a compact microATX chassis, the T20 features a 90° motherboard layout creating a stack cooling effect. The chassis comes with two 120 mm Tornado T12-R fans pre-installed. The T20 supports up to 5x 120 mm cooling fans and radiators up to 360 mm. The T20 supports SFX and SFX-L power supply units.

Cooler Master, a global leader in PC components and tech lifestyle solutions, today announced the Ncore 100 Air, a small form factor (SFF) PC case crafted for gamers, content creators, and SFF enthusiasts. Designed to streamline PC building and upgrading, the Ncore 100 Air features an open, tool-less design, an innovative expandable design and compatibility with the latest hardware, ensuring users can easily keep up with their performance needs while enjoying a sleek, minimalistic look.

The Ncore 100 Air builds on Cooler Master's commitment to empowering users to create high-performance PCs in small spaces. Designed with modern users in mind, this case delivers the perfect blend of power, versatility, and minimalism, supporting the latest GPUs, ITX motherboards, and SFX power supply units while maintaining an efficient thermal layout.

Thermaltake unveiled a couple of new PSUs at the CES 2025 show, but the stars of the show were the new TOUGHPOWER TF3 Titanium and the TOUGHPOWER SFX Titanium. In addition, there is a TOUGHPOWER IRGB PLUS Titanium and the TOUGHPOWER D2000. As expected, the entire new lineup is ATX 3.1 compliant and PCIe Gen 5 ready, and uses 100 percent JP electrolytic capacitors.

The TOUGHPOWER TF3 will be available in 1300 W and 1600 W options, while the TOUGHPOWER IRGB PLUS comes in 1250 W and 1650 W options. Both are fully compatible with the new ATX 3.1 specifications, and come with native support for two PCIe Gen 5.1 16-pin power connector. Thermaltake is introducing the new hybrid multi-rail OCP design, which allows the PSU to switch between single and multi-rail, with OCP activating between 130 and 150 percent on each rail. The PSU also has an OCM button that allows users to enable single rail for enhanced overclocking performance. The TOUGHPOWER SFX TITANIUM certainly caught our attention, as Thermaltake managed to make a 1200 W PSU with 80 Plus Titanium efficiency rating in a standard 125 x 63.5 x 103.8 mm SFX dimensions.