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Computex 2026: Endorfy Previews Upcoming PC Hardware Lineup

Endorfy showcased at Computex 2026 a broad range of upcoming products spanning from PC cases, coolers, peripherals and audio gear, most of them still in pre-production. On the PC case side, two new models were on display. The Signum 400 is a full ATX case and the larger sibling of the Signum 300 series, featuring tempered glass side panels, a honeycomb front panel, removable dust filters and four Stratus 120 PWM ARGB fans included. The Fishbowl is an ATX and back-connect compatible case with a panoramic dual-glass design, dual-chamber layout with a reverse mode option, and support for up to three 360 mm radiators. Both are targeting Q4 2026.

Endorfy also showcased Signum M30 ARGB and Ventum 400 ARGB case series, both launched ahead of Computex. The Ventum 400 supports up to E-ATX motherboards, includes four pre-installed Stratus 120 PWM ARGB fans, and accommodates up to 360 mm (front) or 280 mm (top) radiators. Hardware clearances allow for GPUs up to 345 mm long and CPU coolers up to 164 mm tall.

Endorfy Launches Stratus White PWM ARGB Fans

Endorfy has many priorities, but performance always comes first - regardless of color or lighting. Another essential concern was to find the ideal shade of white. All this in order to expand the product portfolio with a new color variant. Today Endorfy's first-ever white fans - Stratus 120 White PWM ARGB and Stratus 140 White PWM ARGB - are finally available as standalone products.

Previously bundled exclusively with the Arx 700 White ARGB case, the white Stratus fans now step into the spotlight on their own. They combine performance, whisper-quiet operation, and clean, modern design. With an optimized rotor, advanced FDB bearing, striking ARGB lighting, and precise PWM control, it's a setup built for those who demand both power and polish - whether they're gaming, creating, or getting work done.

Endorfy Shows Several New PC Cases at Computex 2025 Show

Endorfy unveiled several new PC cases at the Computex 2025 show, including its first white PC case, and two Fishtank PC cases with two-sided glass panels for a panoramic view. Endorfy also brought in the new Ventum 400 ARGB and Signum M30 microATX, which are pre-production samples expected later this year.

The star of the show is Endorfy's first white PC case, the Arx 700 White ARGB. Promising exceptional airflow, extensive cooling support, and room for high-performance components, the new Arx 700 White ARGB is everything you can expect from Endorfy's Arx PC case series. The Arx 700 White ARGB is a standard tower PC case design which can support up to ATX motherboards, as well as up to 360 mm radiators at the front or top or up to eight fans, with four Endorfy Stratus 140 White PWM ARGB fans already included with the case. The perforated panels (with included dust filters at the front and bottom) should provide enough airflow, while tempered glass side panel shows all your components. The Arx 700 White ARGB comes with integrated RGB controller and I/O panel with all the usual ports, including USB-C 3.2 Gen 2.

Endorfy Introduces New Arx 500 Core PC Case

ENDORFY introduces a new version of the popular and highly praised Arx 500 series PC case, known for its excellent airflow and spacious design. The more affordable ENDORFY Arx 500 Core is aimed at users who do not require four or five fans. This version combines ample space for components, efficient cooling, and the well-regarded design of the Arx 500 series to meet the needs of both gamers and professional users, as well as computer enthusiasts. The ENDORFY Arx 500 Core ensures compatibility with full-sized ATX motherboards, supports advanced cooling options, and features modern functionalities such as a high-speed USB-C port.

TWO STRATUS FANS - EFFICIENCY AND SILENCE
The ENDORFY Arx 500 Core is equipped with two Stratus 140 PWM fans, developed in collaboration with Synergy Cooling. Positioned at the front and rear, they ensure optimal airflow and quiet operation. The PWM control allows for precise speed adjustment, adapting the fan performance to the current needs of the system.
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