Cases, Cooling & PSU

Ocypus has just announced the launch of its new Gamma C60 series chassis, including the new Gamma C60 and Gamma C60 ARGB, acting as the latest additions to its PC case family.

The new Ocypus Gamma C60 series cases continue building on the brand's signature minimalist design language, combining sleek aesthetics, advanced cooling architecture, and uncompromising compatibility, ready for any and all PC builders and PC hardware.

The new Gamma C60 cases have 6 x fan mounts and an intelligently optimized airflow path that generates a positive pressure environment, dynamically enhancing internal air circulation, efficiently dissipating heat, and maintaining consistent system cooling over time, explains Ocypus. The new Gamma C60 ARGB comes with 4 x 120mm ARGB fans on the front and rear.

be quiet!'s new Pure Power 12 M power supplies represent the company's latest iteration of its popular mainstream PSUs for PC enthusiasts and gamers. With a semi-passive cooling system and five wattages from 550W to 1000W, the Pure Power 12 M line-up also arrives with 80 PLUS Gold and Cybenetics Gold certification.

As for features, you're looking at power supplies that fully comply with the latest ATX 3.1 standard and support modern PCIe 5.1 devices. The semi-passive cooling system has also been designed for silent operation during low to medium loads, with quiet active cooling powered by a 120mm fan only kicking in when the PSUs are fully utilized.

They also sport a clean modular design for simple cable management and installation, making them perfect for systems with a new GeForce RTX 50 Series or Radeon RX 9000 Series graphics card.

On one of the many beautiful days in Taipei for Computex 2025, the fine folks at Cooler Master invited TweakTown to visit their brand-new HQ, and away we went. One of the standouts at their HQ was Cooler Master's growing MasterFrame family of cases, with an awesome, fully modular inner structure.

Cooler Master's new MasterFrame 600 Mesh was one of the highlights with an utterly gorgeous design, with the company using a high-airflow FineMesh design that includes Cooler Master's iconic FineMesh panels on front and top, ensuring maximum air intake and optimized thermal performance out-of-the-box.

The new MasterFrame 600 Mesh chassis features dual 200mm front fans pre-installed into the case, with the ARGB fans pumping out high-volume, low-noise airflow for superior cooling performance and aesthetic. Cooler Master's new MasterFrame 600 Mesh is FreeForm 2.0 ready, built on the fully modular, open-source MasterFrame structure, which allows gamers deep customization and community-driven changes down the road.

Lian Li's next-gen AIO cooler for Intel and AMD CPUs is here. The HYDROSHIFT II LCD-C 360 Series, which sports a unique and impressive design, is now available starting from $159.99 (for the fanless option). One design aspect that stands out is that the redesigned flexible tubes can be side-mounted to the 360mm radiator for improved chassis compatibility and a "tubeless appearance."

Of course, you can still see the tubing as it leads to the pump and the CPU cover, but the included sliding tube clamp allows you to align it perfectly with your build to minimize the amount of AIO tubing you see. Another aspect that stands out is that the pump mounting latches into place before screwing it in, making the whole installation process easier than ever.

As the name suggests, the HYDROSHIFT II LCD-C 360 Series includes a 2.1-inch IPS LCD with a 480x480 pixel resolution, 500 nits brightness, and a 60 Hz refresh rate. Displays on an AIO pump are standard, and we saw hundreds at Computex last week. However, the HYDROSHIFT II LCD-C includes an Offline software-free mode for changing the display, thanks to the inclusion of a rotatable cap on the pump.

CLEAResult is North America's largest energy efficiency, energy transition and energy sustainability services provider, announcing its new 80 PLUS "Ruby" certification, the highest level of energy efficiency certification ever established for data center server PSUs worldwide.

We have all been hearing and reading about the supersonic rise in data center storage and AI-powered applications, which has been driving a greater energy efficiency in data center operations. CLEAResult says that data centers make up approximately 0.4% of the total US electricity consumption, with this figure expected to "rise dramatically" to somewhere between 6.7% and 12% by 2028 as storage, data processing, and AI workloads expand.

Divakar Jandhyala, CLEAResult's Chief Product & Technology Officer said: "Achieving the highest standard of operations for data centers is critical as energy demand quickly grows and we are proud that the 80 PLUS Ruby certification is setting the example of what optimal data center energy efficiency can look like worldwide".

Computex 2025 has spawned many new and interesting PC cases, but one design that wasn't replicated by any other company I came across was the Blade Concept by GAMEMAX.

GAMEMAX gave me a tour of its suite at Computex 2025, where it showcased many new PC cases and power supplies. However, the Blade Concept definitely stood out the most, as its design includes five "blades" running parallel to each other, and in between each of these blades was a seatbelt. I immediately asked about the inclusion of the seatbelt, and GAMEMAX informed me that they are included strictly for aesthetic purposes; they don't have any practical application.

As for the general design of the Blade Concept, GAMEMAX informed me that the design is inspired by lion claws, which is an extension of the company's lion head logo. Each of the blades has embedded RGB strips, and according to the company, the case is extremely heavy due to the material it has used to construct it. Another notable product at the GAMEMAX suite was the flagship PSU, the Lion Core Platinum series, which will be available in 1200W and 1000W variants.

Montech has blasted through Computex 2025 with some of the best cases we saw at this years trade show, with revisions to its highest-end model, King 95, making its way to its King 45 and King 15 models.

I met with Montech at their booth, where they informed me they have combined some of the best features of the HS01 with their King cases, meaning each of the King models offers even more value for consumers. Montech's King line-up includes a Pro version and a non-Pro version, with the non-Pro version not coming with any fans, and the Pro version being shipped with four fans. However, that isn't the highlight, as Montech has changed the angle of the bottom case to allow for better air intake to help cooling components such as a GPU.

Despite that cool addition to the King line-up, that wasn't the feature that stood out to me the most, as Montech showed me that users can mount the PSU to the front of the case within a shroud, enabling the power cable to be routed through the top of the case. Why is this great? It makes cable organization much easier, completely hides the PSU from view, and enables the case to keep its narrow width while also having triple fans on the bottom of the case for that increased airflow. Very smart.

XPG is no stranger to PC cases, cooling, and power supplies and at Computex 2025 the company had on showcase a selection of new products worth adding to your shortlist of potential PC upgrades.

ADATA's gaming arm, "XPG," had on display a selection of new cases at Computex 2025, and one that caught my eye was Valor Mesh Nano, a spin-off of its previous Valor Mesh and Valor Air models. What is interesting about these cases is the reduction in size, but their ability to still house larger GPUs such as NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080. Moreover, the compact design supports a 360mm radiator and up to 6x 120mm fans, including 1x pre-installed ARGB 120mm fan.

To go along with XPG's compact cases, the company has designed the PYMCORE SFX series of PSUs, which are SFF-certified power supplies designed to fit into these small cases. The XPG PYMCORE Gold, photographed below, is available in 850W and 750W variants, with Gold certification by 80 PLUS. Moreover, these small PSUs are compatible with NVIDIA SFF-Ready enthusiast GeForce Cards, making them perfect for a gamer looking to build an extremely small system with a beefy graphics card. Notably, all of these models are configured with 100% Japanese capacitors.

TRYX has showcased some really interesting innovations at Computex 2025, with the company leveling up the AIO offerings with their new STAGE.

Named accurately, STAGE is a new AIO that offers two 4-inch screens and a mirror base that forms into a literal stage for users to place small toys or figurines to display. The stage turns the CPU pump into something fun for users, with TRYX telling me the company is aiming STAGE at the younger audience who are particularly into small toys and collectibles. While aimed at kids, I can definitely see this product being popular among those who simply want to display their favorite collectible within their PC build.

TRYX also showcased the Turris, a huge CPU cooler that features two built-in fans and one removable fan. While the size of this product should translate to great performance, it's not the factor that separates it from the competition, as TRYX has placed a 5-inch LCD panel on the top of the cooler. Users are able to customize the LCD panel to display system data such as CPU temperature, component usage, etc. Additionally, TRYX informs me that users can play any video they want, with the company's software supporting the most popular video file types.

Lian Li had plenty of new products to show of at its Computex 2025 booth, and one of the products that caught my attention was the back panel on the 011D Mini V2 case, as it was protruding out past the case's frame.

I immediately asked Lian Li about this and what their thought process was when designing the 011D Mini V2, and the company said that it wanted to figure out a way to get a full-sized ATX power supply in this small 45-liter case. So, why the bump? Lian Li needed to accommodate the clearance of the PSU, but instead of making the case bigger, which would have broken Lian Li's goal of designing a case with a 45-liter limitation, they decided to protrude the backpanel by approximately 2mm.

With this intuitive design, the 011D Mini V2 can support full-sized ATX PSUs, which pairs with its support for standard ATX motherboards and ATX Back-Connect motherboards. Notably, the 011D Mini V2 features a slanted internal base, which I was told helps with internal airflow and GPU cooling. Lian Li's 011D Mini V2 is scheduled to arrive sometime in July 2025 and will be priced at $89.99 or $99.99, which includes five 120mm fans - two on the side and three on the bottom.

Computex is always the time of year when we see some interesting new case designs, and what caught my eye this year was a new case by Lian Li, specifically the Lancool 4.

Lian Lian, a known leader in the PC case space, introduced me to the new case and explained the thought process behind the new intuitive design. The glaring head-turner here is that Lian Li has cut massive holes into the front panel of the case, which is tempered glass, and placed three intake fans.

I asked Lian Li about this, and the company said the idea was to enable buyers to enjoy the three glass panels that offer a panoramic view of the case, but also provide a unique way to include three fans with the case to separate the Lancool 4 from other competition on the market.

Endorfy has unveiled a variety of new products at Computex 2025, including the Celeris 1800 keyboard and Fishtank case ranges. The Polish manufacturer might not have the instant name recognition of some manufacturers, but that is sure to change as the company makes a push into markets around the globe.

The Celeris 1800 keyboard in particular looks like an impressive piece of kit after our hands-on at the Endorfy booth at the Nangang Exhibition Hall in Taipei.

The Celeris 1800 Keyboard maintains full-sized functionality with arrow keys and a numpad, yet comes in a compact form factor. It features Yellow linear mechanical switches developed from a collaboration between Endorfy and switch manufacturer Gateron.

InWin has officially showcased its new PC gaming chassis and cases at Computex 2025, with the company giving us a tour of its suite where we got a close-up look of its latest offerings.

This year, InWin is celebrating its 40th year and to commemorate the achievements the company has made along the way it has designed a unique, room-commanding PC chassis called the ChronoMancy. Paired with that monstrous chassis are InWin's other offerings, which include the DLITE, a streamlined ATX chassis inspired by the DUBLI's design with its aluminium accents and unified structure.

The DLITE is a mid-tower case that features aluminium, tempered glass, and SECC. It harbors 8x PCI-E expansion slots, has a maximum GPU length of 380mm, maximum CPU heatsink height of 165mm, 2x 3.5" / 2x 2.5" internal drive bays, a wide variety of thermal solutions that include air cooling fans on the front and rear, along with water cooling radiator support, and an extensive I/O ports with 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C, 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1, and a HD Audio port.

InWin is celebrating its 40th anniversary with the unveiling of the ChronoMancy PC chassis at Computex 2025, with the new limited-edition case having "magic" coursing through its veins.

To celebrate its 40th anniversary, InWin has shown off an extremely limited-edition PC chassis called the ChronoMancy. The design of this unique PC chassis is trophy and time-capsule inspired to commemorate the time and achievements InWin has made throughout its existence as a company. The chassis features the designs of the company's most successful cases, which are embedded within the plastic at the top of the case. In addition to the best of the best InWin cases being present, InWin has also placed its headquarters within the plastic to pay further homage to how far they have come as a company.

It wouldn't be a special edition chassis with something special, and while most would think the physical design of the chassis is enough to warrant the "special" description, InWin didn't stop there with its uniqueness, as the ChronoMancy is imbued with "magic". InWin has paired the ChronoMancy with a magic wand, which can be used to open and close the case. Buyers will be able to press the button on the magic wand, wait for the end to go purple, and then swipe left or right to open/close the chassis.

Computex 2025 is a fantastic event for seeing custom designs, mods, and things that might or might not make it to market someday. As one of the biggest hardware brands for PC gaming in Asia, COLORFUL is always one of those booths worth stopping by to see what impressive designs the company has come up with.

This year was no different, thanks to two custom PC mods, the new Ultra Series PC available for purchase, and the limited edition DOOM-themed GeForce RTX 5080 being produced in limited quantities. First up, the iGame Vulcan Space Capsule was created with the design principle of "GPU-as-the-core."

This design looks fantastic to me because of the cool white sci-fi frame aesthetic that blends seamlessly with the iGame Vulcan GPU. There's even a touch of retro in there, with the overall combination of the shape and GPU fans reminiscent of old-school boom boxes. The fact that it's a complete PC with an integrated water cooling radiator and premium PSU makes it all the more impressive.

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.

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.

InWin has made a name for itself as a pioneer in the PC case and chassis market. Its products are geared toward gamers and professionals, open frame designs for enthusiasts, cases with motorized features, and unique, stylish creations that have won design awards. The company's 40th anniversary, an impressive milestone, coincides with Computex 2025, which is taking place next week from May 19 - 23 in Taipei.

To celebrate the occasion, the company will unveil its new ChronoMancy chassis, created as a tribute to its 40th year in the industry. We'll have to wait until next week to get our first look at it, with InWin promising a 'uniquely shaped case.' If it's anything like InWin's 11th-generation Infinite chassis from last year, we're in for a treat.

Computex is always packed with new product reveals, demonstrations, and announcements. InWin will introduce several new cases at the show, including new PC gaming products and XPU/AI workstations designs. On the gaming front, the company is promising "fresh ideas for new gaming builds," and we can't wait to see what that entails.

SilverStone has a new power supply, an ultra-high-capacity 2500W PSU. The SilverStone HELA 2500Rz Cybenetics Platinum 2500W ATX 3.1 & PCIe 5 Fully Modular ATX Power Supply includes four, yes four, native 12V-2x6 connectors. This is enough juice to power four GeForce RTX 5080 or three GeForce RTX 5090 GPUs, and it is so beefy that it demands a 200-240 volt outlet to unlock its full power.

It also ships with five standard 8-pin power connectors (two dual 6+2-pin and three single 6+2-pin cables), so there's also the option to connect a few Radeon RX 9000 Series or GeForce RTX 5060 Series GPUs. This is a beast of a PSU, and not something you'd get for PC gaming; this would be more for a workstation running GPU-intensive tasks like AI.

Per the product title, the SilverStone HELA 2500Rz is Cybenetics Platinum certified to ensure that it runs efficiently and minimizes heat. SilverStone notes that thanks to the 135mm dual ball bearing fan, you can expect silent performance, and the HELA 2500Rz has an operating temperature of 50 degrees Celsius after 24/7 continuous power output.

The new GAMEMAX T20 micro-ATX chassis for compact PCs features an interesting design and layout you don't usually see. Its wraparound glass panels allow panoramic views of your components, but it's the 90-degree motherboard that stands out. GAMEMAX notes that it enhances cooling via a 'stack cooling effect,' but from what we can see, it gives the case and build a unique look with a vertical GPU and AIO CPU cooler that catches the eye.

I love how it allows you to vertically mount a GPU without needing a PCIe riser - something that has been an issue with the latest GeForce RTX 50 Series. Although it's a compact case for small form factor builds, it still supports radiators up to 360mm in size and comes pre-installed with two of the company's 120mm Tornado T12-R ARGB PWM fans. GPU-wise, it supports cards up to 383mm long, so there's room here to assemble a PC gaming beast.

And with BTF Motherboard Support, superior cable management opens the door to some aesthetically pleasing (and clean) panoramic views.

In the past, when it came to building a new gaming or workstation PC, the only thing that you judged or paid any attention to was the case or chassis. This is still true, but the modern PC case is now also all about celebrating and showcasing what's inside - in other words, the whole build. From coolers to fans to components like graphics cards (GPUs) and memory, PC hardware is no longer simply about function and performance - aesthetics play an integral role.

The new Gamma C72 case from hardware maker Ocypus offers unobstructed panoramic views of internal hardware. Whether that's a custom water-cooled solution or a minimal blend of fans and other components, the wraparound tempered glass panels on the front and side complement the minimal look, which is available in black or white. And with ample routing, clean cable management gives every build that professional look.

The Ocypus Gamma C72 is also all about airflow, with the top and side panels including perforated patterns alongside removable top and bottom dust filters to reduce the need for maintenance. This modern case is perfectly suited for the latest generation of GeForce RTX 50 Series and Radeon RX 9000 Series GPUs, with support for cards up to 425mm long.