Digital Storm will unveil its next-gen flagship desktop gaming PC at CES 2026, with the upgraded Aventum X, and it looks gorgeous from just the few teaser photos the company has online. Check them out:
The company has the Aventum X system on the market now, with high-end custom liquid cooling and easy serviceability, with the chassis using fixed inlet and outlet ports on the motherboard tray, which make it easy to disconnect liquid cooling parts without tearing the whole loop apart.
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In the teaser photos that Digital Storm unveiled, it looks as though the company is using an ASUS ROG motherboard of some kind in the new Aventum X, with not one but two NVIDIA GeForce RTX series graphics cards with pre-routed power connectors, and an incredibly clean liquid cooling setup into the CPU. It looks like it features dual DIMM memory slots, but we don't know what speed, etc just yet.
We'll be on the show floor at CES 2026 and I'd love to get a close up look at Digital Storm's beautiful (and surely powerful) new Aventum X desktop gaming PC. It would be great to see AMD's new Ryzen 7 9800X3D (or the 9850X3D coming soon) and Ryzen 9 9950X3D inside as CPU options.
