Tech & Hardware 24 Hours

Last updated: June 5, 2026, 8:36 AM ET

PC Cases & Form Factors CPS unveiled its flagship SR700, a vertically partitioned HPTX full‑tower that accommodates dual‑system builds and up to 24 expansion slots, positioning the chassis for enterprise‑grade workstations and high‑end gaming rigs. At the same show, FSP introduced the M581 aquarium‑style case with a 270‑degree panoramic view and modular drive cages, targeting enthusiasts who value showcase aesthetics alongside airflow flexibility. Meanwhile, Raijintek’s new Mesta MS and Mesta Black ATX cases measured 475 mm × 235 mm × 473 mm, featured seven PCIe slots and a tempered‑glass side panel, underscoring a trend toward larger, component‑heavy frames for GPU‑intensive builds. InWin expanded its AEON line with a 3000 W PSU and the GX‑285 chassis, which integrates a 10.1‑inch landscape LCD and arcade‑style controls, blurring the line between functional hardware and interactive display.

Cooling Innovations ASRock pushed thermal performance with the Taichi 360 Holo AIO, pairing a 360 mm radiator with a 3‑D holographic fan that projects real‑time temperature data onto the fan blades, a move that could reduce reliance on separate monitoring software. Arctic’s new Freezer 61 dual‑fin stack combines a 140 mm P14 and 120 mm P12 fan array, delivering up to 210 CFM airflow while maintaining a sub‑30 dB noise floor, catering to silent‑build markets. Dark Flash broadened its portfolio with a range of high‑static‑pressure fans and a compact liquid‑cooling solution aimed at small‑form‑factor PCs, reinforcing the brand’s shift from niche case accessories to full‑system cooling. Cooler Master showcased a hybrid CPU cooler that merges air and liquid phases, alongside Master Flow GPU exhaust fans that direct heat away from graphics cards, highlighting a push for integrated thermal pathways in dense builds.

Power Delivery & Efficiency Cougar’s NU‑series cases arrived with prototype WS‑series power supplies rated up to 1500 W, featuring a modular 80 PLUS Platinum design and built‑in monitoring displays, signaling an emphasis on high‑capacity, user‑friendly PSU solutions for workstation users. Chieftec kept a restrained aesthetic while unveiling a new 650 W 80 PLUS Gold PSU with a silent 120 mm fan and fully modular cabling, appealing to consumers who prefer understated RGB in professional environments. Lexar presented the “AI Storage Stick” concept, reimagining M.2 NVMe SSDs as cartridge‑like modules that plug directly into USB‑C ports without external enclosures, a potential game‑changer for portable high‑speed storage workflows.

Input Devices & Accessories Ducky refreshed its mechanical lineup with the Cushion, a low‑profile switch keyboard featuring hot‑swap sockets and per‑key RGB, designed for both esports competitors and typists seeking a slim form factor. Nitro Concepts displayed its IMMERSION sim‑racing suite, including a face‑blowing airflow module that simulates real‑world wind resistance, aiming to elevate immersion for professional e‑sport pilots. Noblechairs highlighted the Aura gaming chair, integrating a breathable mesh back, 4‑D lumbar support and integrated Bluetooth speakers, reflecting a broader trend of audio‑centric ergonomics in high‑end seating.

Mini PCs & Specialized Builds Minisforum rolled out a new line of mini‑PCs equipped with Intel 13th‑gen CPUs and up to 64 GB DDR5, plus an All‑Flash NAS variant that supports dual M.2 NVMe drives for AI‑inference workloads, targeting creators who need portable compute power without sacrificing storage speed. Raidmax’s premium LA360 Digital AIO introduced an LCD panel that visualizes CPU load and pump speed, while its LA240 Digital offers a 240 mm radiator with a detachable OLED screen, illustrating how display integration is becoming a differentiator in the cooling market.