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Thermaltake announced the Retro Series at CES 2026, featuring vintage-inspired PC cases and a liquid cooler that blend nostalgic design with modern performance, including customizable LCD displays and enhanced airflow for personalized, retro-themed builds.
Fractal has announced new small form-factor PC cases, including the wood-paneled Era 2 and fabric-wrapped Mood, along with its first gaming chair, Refine, and gaming headset, Scape. The Era 2 features a walnut top panel with improved ventilation, while the Mood case is designed for effective heat expulsion. The Refine chair offers ergonomic features and multiple fabric options, and the Scape headset includes a wireless charging stand and supports Bluetooth 5.3. Both the chair and headset will be available later this year.
NZXT has unveiled a redesigned version of its popular H7 Flow PC case at Computex 2024, featuring a dual-chamber layout, space for up to 10 fans, and tool-free removable mesh panels for improved airflow. The new case will be available in white and black, with pricing starting at $130. NZXT also introduced new F-series RGB Core single-frame fans and C series ATX 3.1 power supply units, compatible with Nvidia’s RTX 40 series GPUs.
LIAN LI will showcase new PC cases, accessories, and software prototypes at Computex 2024, including the LANCOOL 207, LANCOOL 217 with a wooden aesthetic, and O11 Vision Compact. They will also introduce a wireless controller for accessories like the STRIMER PLUS V3 and UNI FAN SL V3, and demonstrate a collaboration with SignalRGB for unified lighting control. The LANCOOL 216 RGB has received the highest S Rating from the PPLP Lab for superior cooling performance.
Corsair has unveiled two PC cases, the 2500X, 2500D, 6500X, and 6500D, designed for mATX and ATX form factors, specifically made for Asus and MSI motherboards with reversed connectors. These cases enable builders to hide cables, feature glass and mesh front panels, and are the first to be compatible with reverse connector motherboards. The cases are available for retail via Amazon UK, with prices ranging from £129.99 to £169.99. The cases support graphics cards up to 400mm and offer compatibility with 120mm and 360mm radiators, as well as up to ten 120mm/140mm fans. The design allows for a clean and minimalistic aesthetic, and it is expected that other case manufacturers and motherboard makers will follow suit.
CORSAIR has introduced the 12VHPWR GPU Power Bridge, a conversion adapter that allows users to invert the 12VHPWR connector by 180 degrees. Designed for use with high-end GPUs like the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti and GeForce RTX 40 series, this adapter ensures easy cable connection in compact PC cases. It features heat resistance up to 105°C and bears the CORSAIR logo, making it compatible with other CORSAIR components. However, it does not support the ASUS "ROG STRIX" and "TUF Gaming" series due to the reversed direction of the auxiliary power connector.