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GAMEMAX's new flagship limited edition BLADE CONCEPT ATX gaming chassis sports an impressive, unique open-frame layout within lion-claw inspired blades that light up. The chassis is constructed using all-metal CNC machining, laser cutting, and high-precision molding, with high-strength nylon weave mesh on the front panel acting as a dust filtering system.

The open-air design means that the left and right sides of the chassis are open, allowing natural ventilation to enhance cooling. The minimal industrial design incorporates GAMEMAX's lion-inspired claw aesthetic, with the blades running across the front and top of the case. The lighting is also fully customizable.

In addition to supporting the latest high-end GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs in a vertical configuration, the back has room for a 360mm radiator for AIO coolers. It's versatile, too. The swappable I/O panel can be placed on either the left or right side of the chassis, and it includes dual USB 3.1 ports and one Type-C Gen2 port.

LIAN LI has refreshed its popular LANCOOL 207 chassis with the new LANCOOL 207 Digital that incorporates a 6-inch LCD second screen on the bottom of the front panel. Naturally, this 6-inch customizable LCD can be used for system monitoring to display information like GPU and GPU temperatures and fan speeds. It can also display dynamic images and videos for that extra layer of personal flair.

The display has a resolution of 700 x 1600 pixels, a 60 Hz refresh rate, and a brightness of 500 nits. All customization is handled via Lian Li's L-Connect 3 software, and you can connect it as a second screen via USB. It also features an Offline mode for when the system is powered off, which displays the date and time.

Outside the display, the LANCOOL 207 Digital features the same design as the LANCOOL 207, with a recessed motherboard and front-mounted PSU design to improve airflow and optimize the internal space. The ATX case supports the latest GPUs, up to 375mm long, and radiator sizes of up to 360mm on the top. Available in black, it's also affordably priced at $109.99 USD.

The new GAMEMAX Leader 2 mid-tower PC chassis is designed for gamers. It supports up to 425mm-long GPUs and the latest back-connector motherboards, and it's built for PC gaming in 2025. During the company's recent 'Roar to the Future' event, we saw its new lion-themed logo and a breakdown of its focus on creating sleek and advanced PC gear.

Aesthetically, the GAMEMAX Leader 2 mid-tower PC chassis, available in black or white, adopts the company's new lion-them by turning the mesh on the front panel into a subtle claw mark. Affordably priced at $99.99 for the black version and $104.99 for the white, the GAMEMAX Leader 2 features ample room and versatility to showcase or house a wide range of builds.

Plus, it's stacked with features. It ships with four pre-installed 140mm ARGB/PWM fans, and an ARGB/PWM controller (three on the front, one on the rear), and the case can support up to 9 x 120mm or 8 x 140mm fans for exceptional airflow. In addition to being able to house an overclocked GeForce RTX 5080 or Radeon RX 9070 XT, there's also support for up to a 420mm radiator for extreme CPU cooling potential.

HP's OMEN gaming brand has been around for a while, and in decent years, the company has released impressive gaming laptops, OLED displays, complete desktop rigs, and even peripherals like mice and keyboards.

The latest HP OMEN range, which is listed as coming soon, sees the company and brand expand into the world of PC components - with a set of OMEN-branded fans, power supplies, and even AIO liquid CPU coolers on the way.

Fan-wise, you've got the OMEN 120mm aRGB Fans with customizable lighting and visual effects via the OMEN Gaming Hub software and the more premium OMEN Modular 120 mm fans (with 74 CFM at 2,400 RPM). Up to 10 can be daisy-chained to minimize cable clutter, and up to 16 fans can be paired with the OMEN Modular Hub.

XPG has launched its latest AIO liquid cooler, the high-performance XPG LEVANTE II 360, which is available now. In addition to the dual-chamber pump, which features the thermal efficiency and performance to handle CPUs with up to a 320W TDP, the LEVANTE II 360 also sports a vibrant physical design with infinity mirrors on both the pump and fans.

One excellent DIY feature of the XPG LEVANTE II 360 is that the 3-in-1 single frame ARGB fans are pre-installed, making the installation process easy and less cluttered, thanks to simple and minimal cable management. The fans are optimized for airflow and noise levels, with XPG noting that the XPG LEVANTE II 360 offers quiet cooling, with sound levels kept to around 29 dB(A) on average during intense workloads.

The new XPG LEVANTE II 360 AIO Liquid Cooler is also universally compatible with various CPUs and sockets, including Intel LGA 1851, LGA 1700, and the latest AMD AM5 sockets.

Super Flower is a Taiwanese power supply manufacturer that teased a monster 2800W PSU not too long ago, and now it has listed its new Leadex Platinum 2800W (SF-2800F14HP) for pre-order on Newegg at a promotional pre-order price of $899.

The new 2800W power supply is ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.0-compliant, fully modular PSPU that is designed purely for high-performance (HPC) computing systems, like AI training and professional workloads. The new Leadtex Platinum SF-2800F14HP is 80 PLUS Platinum certified, with up to 92% efficiency at 50% load.

The high efficiency of the 2800W PSU is paramount for AI workloads, deep learning applications, and high-end rendering tasks that need high-end continuous, reliable performance. It comes with 4 x native 12V-2x6 power connectors, a huge 10-year warranty, and get this: it even includes a specially designed medical-grade power cord.

CoolIT has just announced its latest liquid cooling cold plate, destined for high-powered data centers, capable of dissipating an incredible 1.4kW of heat.

The liquid cooling specialist says that doubling the heat dissipation over current industry standards regarding single-phase Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC) solutions. NVIDIA is about to host it GTC (GPU Technology Conference) next week, where we should be introduced to its heavily beefed-up GB300 "Blackwell Ultra" AI GPU with a larger 288GB of HBM3E, and a much higher 1.4kW of power consumption... perfect for a new direct liquid cooling plate that can handle 4kW.

Kamal Mostafavi, VP of Engineering, said: "CoolIT continues to lead the industry in performance. We are thrilled to show silicon leaders that single-phase DLC will continue to be a key enabling technology with demonstrated capability for up to 4000W processors. Single-phase direct liquid cooling - known for being the most mature, reliable and scalable liquid cooling technology - is also more than capable of cooling ultra-high watt microprocessors for the foreseeable future".

GAMEMAX is known for creating impressive PC and gaming hardware with an eye toward performance, style, and reliability. Today, the company is refreshing its brand identity with a new lion-powered logo that marks an exciting new era centered around its cutting-edge next-generation product lineup and new Project SIMBA initiative for content creators around the world.

GAMEMAX's 'Roar to the Future' event, which you can watch above, broadcasted the brand's new vision while showcasing prototypes for its next-gen product lineup to gamers, creators, media, and PC enthusiasts everywhere.

The new green-colored lion-themed logo isn't merely about looking cool (and it does look fantastic); it also signifies GAMEMAX taking leadership over its future as a brand committed to innovation and sustainability, with a community-driven focus.

GAMEMAX is a relatively new name in the PC hardware space. Still, it has already delivered some noteworthy products - namely, the stylish and impressive GAMEMAX Infinity Pro chassis from late last year and, more recently, a 32-inch 240Hz QD-OLED display for gamers.

Today, GAMEMAX is announcing a rebranding, a refresh that includes a new lion-themed logo, and a renewed focus on delivering high-performance products with sustainability in mind. Although it hasn't revealed the new lion-themed gear (outside of the blurry picture above that features what looks like a new green-colored PC case), GAMEMAX will be holding a 'Roar to the Future Event' on March 4 at 10 am EST, where it will showcase its latest gear.

It's also planning to expand into the creator space with the new Project SIMBA initiative that will see GAMEMAX partner with content creators of all sizes to spread brand awareness and engage with the PC gaming community to collaborate on the creation of new products.

"Virtually inaudible operation," that's how German hardware maker be quiet! describes its new Silent Loop 3 all-in-one AIO liquid cooling solution for CPUs, which will launch later this month. When choosing a new AIO cooler, thermal performance is always high on the list; however, and silent operation should be there right along with it.

be quiet! Silent Loop 3 includes an innovative pump design with a 6-pole motor with three phases and a three-chamber design created for less vibration. Throw in sound dampening that effectively reduces the sound of the pump even when it's at maximum speed and up to three Silent Wings 4 PWM high-speed fans, and the be quiet! Silent Loop 3 AIO series more than lives up to its name.

This is an AIO cooler series built and designed for silent operation. It will launch with three radiator size options: 240mm, 360mm, and 420mm. And yeah, the 420mm variant is capable of cooling Threadripper processors.