GAMEMAX to showcase wide range of new cases, power supplies, and cooling at Computex 2025

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GAMEMAX has announced its Computex 2025 line-up, including a wide range of PC Cases, Power Supply Units, and Cooling solutions for PC gamers. The company's motto for the event is 'Ready to Hunt,' and with no less than seven stylish and impressive-looking PC cases ready for the big show, there are already a few standouts that we can't wait to see up close when the TweakTown team hits the ground in Taipei next week.

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GAMEMAX is set to showcase a massive range of new cases, PSUs, and cooling at Computex 2025.

The two that immediately stand out regarding GAMEMAX's new cases are the Blade Concept and N90. The Blade Concept (previously looked at here) is an open-air case with precision CNC engineering delivering its unique blade and lion-claw look. The N90 sports a dual-chamber design with panoramic views, thanks to the 270-degree wraparound glass. Throw in ARGB, an optional LED display, and in-built cable management features, and it's quite the looker.

This isn't to diminish the more traditional designs of the Leader 2 and T20 cases; it's just that cases like the Blade Concept and N90 are the sort of things that will stop people in their tracks at Computex so they can take a closer look.

GAMEMAX will also showcase a range of PSUs at the show, including its flagship LION CORE Platinum power supply, which promises whisper-quiet cooling with 100% Japanese capacitors and 80 PLUS Platinum and Cybenetics Platinum certifications. There's also the 80 PLUS Gold-certified GL Gold Series, GZ Gold Series, and SFX GS Gold Series - all supporting modern GPUs and components like the GeForce RTX 50 Series.

On the cooling front, GAMEMAX will showcase a pair of AIO CPU coolers: the premium GLACIER 360, which features hidden tubing and a 3.5-inch LCD for system monitoring, and the HAILSTORM 360, which also happens to include an LCD on the pump - albeit a smaller 2.8-inch display. GAMEMAX will also showcase its new range of air coolers and fans.

Again, we'll be checking out all of the GAMEMAX hardware at Computex next week, so stay tuned for our hands-on impressions and high-quality photos of all the gear.