Geometric Future unveiled a trio of new chassis at Computex 2026, headlined by the Model 9 flagship. The aluminium ultra‑tower measures 750 × 300 × 608 mm, features a curved smoked‑glass side panel and a triple‑chamber layout. It accommodates up to ten 140 mm fans and a dedicated 420 mm top‑mounted AIO compartment with isolated airflow. Front I/O offers four USB 3.0, four 20 Gbps USB‑C and HD audio.

Alongside the flagship, the company showed prototype Model 7 and Model 7 Extreme cases that share a floating triple‑chamber design separating CPU, GPU and PSU zones. At 480 × 242 × 660 mm they support E‑ATX boards, GPUs up to 470 mm, CPU coolers up to 180 mm and ATX power supplies up to 220 mm. Cooling capacity reaches 12 fans or radiators as large as 420 mm, and the chassis houses up to five 3.5/2.5 in drives plus a display compartment for collectibles.

Geometric Future also introduced its Alpha Platinum and Beta Gold PSU lines, offering 850 W, 1 kW and 1.2 kW units in the Alpha range and 750 W to 1 kW in the Beta series, all ATX 3.1 compliant with 120 mm fans and Japanese capacitors. Existing Squama 3003 fans and new Eskimo Ultra 42, Pro 42 and Plus 36 AIO coolers rounded out the showcase, signalling the brand’s push toward higher‑density builds and modular aesthetics for enthusiasts.