At Computex 2026 CPS PCCooler unveiled the SR700, a massive HPTX full‑tower that vertically partitions the chassis. It accepts X12DPG‑QT6, HPTX, SSI‑EEB, E‑ATX and smaller boards, fits GPUs up to 46 cm and CPU coolers up to 195 mm, and offers dual‑PSU bays for redundancy or combined power. The case measures 625 × 338 × 575 mm and packs 8×120 mm top fans, a rear exhaust, 12 side intakes, 4 bottom fans and 3 front fans.

The booth also showed the TR620M X, an aluminium dual‑fin tower cooler for SP6, LGA4677 and LGA4710 sockets, using six 8 mm heat pipes and a 100 mm fan to fit 4U cases. It sat alongside the LR420S 2‑pump AIO with a 420 × 120 mm radiator and the GT360 gaming AIO with a 4‑inch OLED display. SU2500 supplies 2500 W via four 12V‑2x6 connectors and up to four 8+8 pin EPS plugs.

Combined with the SR700’s dual‑PSU capacity and extensive radiator mounts, these components let builders assemble AI inferencing rigs housing eight or more GPUs while maintaining liquid cooling. The sheer size and power density target data‑center‑grade workstations rather than typical desktops, giving enterprises a single‑chassis solution for high‑throughput ML tasks. CPS PCCooler now offers a ready‑made platform for on‑premise AI compute.