Partly like it's 2012 with clear acrylic RGB LED fans from Xilence. The new Xilence Gaming series 120 mm ARGB fans shed the trend of using frosted plastic to diffuse LED lighting, in favor of clear acrylic for both the impeller and the bore of the fan frame. The LEDs are studded along the bore, and not the impeller hub. You get modern FDB bearings, 4-pin PWM for the main function, and 3-pin ARGB for the lighting. The company also showed us their cable-free daisy-chaining fan series meant for radiator. A single cable powers one of the fans, and daisy-chaining contacts power the others in the series.

Next up, is the Xilence LiQuRizer, a line of all-in-one liquid CPU coolers, which feature a round (typical Asetek) pump-block, with an infinite reflection ornament on top, which shows off the Xilence logo. This logo can be rotated to get the orientation right. Besides ARGB lighting in this pump-block ornament, the included fans have hub-based ARGB. The series comes in 360 mm and 240 mm models. Xilence also showed off a premium variant of the LiQuRizer with an LED segment display that puts out temperature, pump, and fan-speed readings from ACPI (it connects to the motherboard a USB 2.0 header and talks to a software that can access ACPI).The Xilent Gleam is a contemporary ATX full tower case with a pillarless front-left corner. It features a horizontally partitioned layout, although the bottom compartment doesn't extend the whole way. The side-facing fan vents are recessed so as to not get in the way of long graphics cards. The case features both conventional and vertical expansion slots. You can mount a side-facing 360 mm radiator, besides a 360 mm radiator along the top. The case comes in black and white trims.The Performance A+ III series of power supplies meet ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.0 specifications, and for the top 1250 W model, offers as many as two 12V-2x6 (H++) power connectors, two 8-pin EPS, and three additional 6+2 pin PCIe. You get full modular cabling, and 80 Plus Gold switching efficiency.