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Besides the new Endorfy Onyx White gaming mouse and Crystal mousepads that TechPowerUp introduced here, Endorfy's first appearance at CES 2025 in Las Vegas featured more than just two products. The company announced and showcased several new items, including the Supremo FM6 power supply series and the Arx 700 White ARGB PC chassis. To complement their offerings, Endorfy also displayed their full lineup of CPU coolers, featuring the newest Fortis 5 Black/ARGB and Fera 5 Black ARGB models. The Navis AIO liquid cooling systems and several other peripherals completed Endorfy's showcase.
The Supremo FM6 power supply series continues the legacy of the Supremo FM5 line, now featuring compliance with the ATX 3.1 standard. Internally, the PSU employs a DC-to-DC topology with 100% Japanese capacitors and utilizes Endorfy's proprietary Fluctus fans for cooling. The Supremo FM6 series will initially launch with two models; 850 W and 1000 W, both backed by a 10-year warranty. The Arx 700 White ARGB PC chassis represents an evolution of Endorfy's Arx 700 case series, featuring a full white design and ARGB lighting that caters to users seeking to build lighter-toned PC systems. The chassis is expected to be available in Q2 2025 with a price point of approximately 130 Euros. To show the capabilities of their Arx 700 case series, Endorfy had a custom system built by ModMyMods, a bit sad that they didn't use the white chassis.
Endorfy also displayed its recently announced Fortis 5 Black and Fortis 5 Black CPU coolers, a fairly classic single-tower design with Endorfy Fluctus 140 mm PWM/ARGB fan. Fera 5 Black ARGB is a more compact variant with four copper heat pipes and a Fluctus 120 mm PWM ARGB fan. Navis F24O and Navis F360 ARGB AIOs are not new, however, Endorfy applied a price cut on them. The new prices are: F240 €59 (€69 for the ARGB version), F360 €79 (€89 for the ARGB).
The Broadcast Low Profile Boom Arm is well, an aluminium articulated desk ark with or without RGB lighting and a quick-release mechanism for a microphone. Endorfy also displayed the Solum Voice S Onyx White microphone alongside VIRO Infra and ViroPlus USB Onyx White headsets.
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The Supremo FM6 power supply series continues the legacy of the Supremo FM5 line, now featuring compliance with the ATX 3.1 standard. Internally, the PSU employs a DC-to-DC topology with 100% Japanese capacitors and utilizes Endorfy's proprietary Fluctus fans for cooling. The Supremo FM6 series will initially launch with two models; 850 W and 1000 W, both backed by a 10-year warranty. The Arx 700 White ARGB PC chassis represents an evolution of Endorfy's Arx 700 case series, featuring a full white design and ARGB lighting that caters to users seeking to build lighter-toned PC systems. The chassis is expected to be available in Q2 2025 with a price point of approximately 130 Euros. To show the capabilities of their Arx 700 case series, Endorfy had a custom system built by ModMyMods, a bit sad that they didn't use the white chassis.
Endorfy also displayed its recently announced Fortis 5 Black and Fortis 5 Black CPU coolers, a fairly classic single-tower design with Endorfy Fluctus 140 mm PWM/ARGB fan. Fera 5 Black ARGB is a more compact variant with four copper heat pipes and a Fluctus 120 mm PWM ARGB fan. Navis F24O and Navis F360 ARGB AIOs are not new, however, Endorfy applied a price cut on them. The new prices are: F240 €59 (€69 for the ARGB version), F360 €79 (€89 for the ARGB).
The Broadcast Low Profile Boom Arm is well, an aluminium articulated desk ark with or without RGB lighting and a quick-release mechanism for a microphone. Endorfy also displayed the Solum Voice S Onyx White microphone alongside VIRO Infra and ViroPlus USB Onyx White headsets.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
