Rosewill, a trusted name in PC components and power solutions, today announced the availability of its new VMG Series ATX 3.1 Gold power supplies. Engineered to deliver robust, stable, and efficient power for demanding modern systems, the VMG Series stands apart by combining the latest ATX 3.1 standard compliance with premium components, full modularity, and a compact design - a significant advantage for builders prioritizing performance, cable management, and space optimization.

Rosewill, a leader in delivering high-value PC components, proudly announces the VSB Series ATX 3.1 Bronze power supplies. Engineered for builders seeking essential next-gen power without the premium price tag, the VSB Series combines crucial ATX 3.1 readiness, smart semi-modularity, and a thermally optimized compact design - delivering exceptional value for mainstream and performance systems.

ASUS today announced the Pro WS Platinum series of power supplies, available in 3000-, 2200- and 1600-watt variants. These heavy-duty PSUs are built to power multiple GeForce RTX 5090 or NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 graphics cards. Each unit features PCIe connectors upgraded with gold-plated copper pins for cooler operation as well as increased durability and improved power-delivery efficiency. These PSUs also feature dual-ball fan bearings and extruded aluminium heatsinks for long-lasting performance—all in a compact design. Plus, a 10-year warranty offers peace of mind over the long term.

Surprisingly compact but ready for the most powerful workstations
Whether a workstation handles hefty 3D rendering or next-gen AI workloads, these PSUs will deliver the power needed to thrive. The three variants of the ASUS Pro WS Platinum series each provide a different power ceiling, so users can select the one that best suits their needs. The 3000 W model is built to provide rock-solid, stable power delivery for up to four GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards. The 2200 W model can power up to four GeForce RTX 5080 cards. The 1600 W model provides enough power to support up to two GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards.

GAMDIAS, a global leader in high-performance gaming hardware, proudly announces the launch of the ATHENA P3, a cutting-edge mid-tower chassis engineered for gamers and PC enthusiasts who demand uncompromising airflow and expansive hardware support. Continuing the legacy of the ATHENA series, the ATHENA P3 features a mesh-dominant front panel with dual solid bar accents, delivering both strong airflow performance and a bold, streamlined design. "Our design philosophy with the ATHENA P3 was to merge premium airflow with visual appeal and builder-friendly features," said Stimson Wang, CEO of GAMDIAS Technology. "This case reflects our pursuit of high-performance computing with seamless aesthetics and thoughtful design elements that elevate any gaming setup."

AIRFLOW-OPTIMIZED DESIGN WITH GAP BRIDGING BRACKET AND HIGH-PERFORMANCE FANS
Built for superior thermal performance, the ATHENA P3 is equipped with three 140 mm PWM ARGB intake fans at the front and a single 140 mm PWM ARGB exhaust fan at the rear, delivering optimized airflow straight out of the box. At the heart of its design is a gap-bridging front bracket, uniquely developed to seal airflow leaks between the mesh panel and the fan mounts—ensuring consistent, focused cooling efficiency. The case also includes a pre-installed 8-port PWM ARGB hub for streamlined control of fans and lighting through motherboard synchronization or the dedicated LED button. A seamless tempered glass side panel offers a clean, unobstructed view of your build, showcasing its cooling power and craftsmanship.

Make your PSU ready for more GPUs—get a free 16-pin to Dual 8-pin Adapter Cable with select MSI Power Supplies. Don't miss out on this exclusive offer! MSI MPG A1250GS PCIE5 and MPG A1000GS PCIE5 are built to handle AI PCs with ease. Advanced thermal solutions ensure cool, stable, and efficient operation, even under heavy loads, giving you the reliability and durability you need for gaming, streaming, or AI-powered tasks. The efficiency of your power supply significantly impacts overall power consumption. The Gold certification stands out as a reliable benchmark for energy efficiency, ensuring that your power supply delivers lower energy consumption and operates at higher efficiency levels.

We're close to the finish line on Framework Desktop development. We're now at the end of the DVT2 phase where we complete validation and finalize firmware and drivers. With that, we're continuing our deep dive series, this time digging into the semi-custom 400 W Power Supply we integrated into the product. This may sound mundane, but it's one of the more complex parts of the product. To align to our product philosophy, we used a standard FlexATX form factor. That means both that you can bring your own compatible power supply or re-use the one we designed in the future with any other ATX-compatible system. If you're bringing your own, make sure to pick one that can handle at least 32.5 A on the 12 V rail.

Although the "peak" power demand of the AMD Ryzen AI Max processor is 140 W, it can actually pull hundreds of watts in millisecond-level bursts. Because there is no battery in the Framework Desktop to absorb this, we sized up the Power Supply to handle it and maximize performance. We worked with FSP, one of the biggest power supply makers in Taiwan and the manufacturer behind many other brands, to build a compact, high-efficiency, quiet design. We actually started with one of their higher wattage off the shelf power supplies, down-rated it to 400 W to focus on efficiency while allowing higher peak load, and customized it from there. We modified a few areas to optimize it for the core Framework Desktop use cases.

MSI has announced its new MAG series power supply units - the MAG A1000GLS PCIE5. Available in four wattages - 1000 W, 850 W, 750 W, and 650 W - all models are ATX 3.1 ready and support up to 220% total power excursion. Backed by triple Gold efficiency certifications from 80 Plus, CYBENETICS, and PPLP, these PSUs deliver clean, efficient power.

The "S" stands for Silent, highlighting high performance with lower temperatures and noise, within this series, even the maximum wattage of 1000 W achieved an A sound level with a 230 V input. Compared to previous MAG power supplies, these models feature an enhanced sound design that incorporates a 135 mm FDB (Fluid Dynamic Bearing) fan and optimize fan curves for more efficient and quieter. They also inherit the silent-focused design found in the MEG and MPG series.

Data centers have quietly become the engines of the modern world, processing everything from social media updates to critical financial transactions. Yet, as their workloads grow, so does their appetite for power. The data center power supplies are powering these massive compute clusters, which are wasting a great deal of power converting AC to DC. A few months back, CLEAResult silently introduced 80 Plus Ruby, a new certification that raises the bar for server power supply efficiency and offers a path to greener data center operations. Data centers account for about 0.4% of US electricity use, but that figure could climb to 12% by 2028 as AI and cloud services expand. Under the Ruby standard, power supplies must achieve at least 96.5% efficiency at 50% load and maintain at least 90% efficiency at 5% and 100% loads. These thresholds apply across common voltages, including 230 VAC, 277 VAC, 480 VAC, and 380 VDC.

Unlike earlier certifications, Ruby also specifies minimum power-factor values: at 5% load, a PSU must deliver 90% efficiency with a power factor of at least 0.90, and at 20% and 50% loads, it must hit 95% and 96.5% efficiency, respectively, each with a power factor no lower than 0.96. Delta Electronics has already put three of its high-wattage power supplies through the Ruby certification process. Its 5,500 W redundant models, built for AI servers, achieved up to 97.5 percent efficiency and a power factor above 0.96. With global regulations from ENERGY STAR to the EU's ErP directive tightening efficiency rules, 80 Plus Ruby is getting real and immediate backing from power regulators and power supply makers.

Geometric Future is one of those brands that follows the principle "the fewer, the better" when it comes to product portfolios, and it was confirmed when we visited their booth at the Computex 2025 show. Sitting right in the middle of the Geometric Future booth is their new Model 9, a PC case series that breaks their rectangular design style (apart from the older Model 2 Ark). The case sports rounded corners with large tempered glass panels on the front and left, and a full mesh panel on the top and right sides. It can accommodate up to four radiators (one 420 mm, two 360 mm, and one 140 mm); there's also enough space inside to fit three 140 mm fans. The M9 also features a motorized retractable power button that is activated only through proximity sensing.

Super Flower showed off a comprehensive lineup of new ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 power supplies. We begin our tour with their flagship Leadex Platinum 3300 W F14 HP, with its Cybenetics Platinum rating. This PSU is meant for a workstation that can have up to four RTX 5090 cards, but also a 2P CPU setup. Just below this is the Combat II FP 3000 W. This massive PSU meets Cybenetics Platinum switching efficiency, uses a 140 mm fan to keep cool, and offers as many as four 12V-2x6 power connectors. This PSU targets AI inferencing workstations and has more than sufficient power for up to four GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards.

The Leadex Titanium 2800 W is probably the only PSU we've come across at Computex that offers a wattage as high as 2800 W, but with Cybenetics Titanium efficiency. Just a notch below this is the Leadex Platinum 2800 W, with its Cybenetics Platinum and 80 Plus Platinum rating, a high endurance fan, and four 12V-2x6 connectors.

The Formula-V Line is a young Taiwanese company that tries to make its way into the always crowded market of PC components, so our team made it to their Computex booth to see what they have on display. We founded a wide array of desktop cases in different sizes and cooling setups. The Air Power series has designs that allow for strong airflow. The G3 Plus White fits ATX and microATX motherboards in a case measuring 455 x 245 x 470 mm. This case has room to fit up to six 120 mm or four 140 mm fans. The bigger G5 EX model is 475 x 235 x 501 mm in size. It supports back-connected motherboards and works with EATX boards. This larger case focus on airflow allowing users to fit up to ten 120 mm or seven 140 mm fans. The G8 model introduces dual front panel options with both grated and glass configurations in a 480 x 235 x 470 mm case format.

In addition to the future PC cases, Lian Li also showcased its new HydroShift III AIO CPU cooler at the Computex 2025 show, which features a beautiful curved 2K screen, as well as new DWS, RS, RB, and SP Series power supplies.

Designed for adaptability, the Lian Li HydroShift III not only has a curved 2K LCD screen, but it is also motorized, allowing for horizontal and vertical movement for best possible positioning. The HydroShift III also comes with a VRM cooling fan above the pump which should improve both RAM and VRM cooling, using metal tubing with a rigid structure for cleaner tube routing. The HydroShift III should come in Q4, with a target price of $269.99. Lian Li also showcased the HydroShift II LCD-C CL, which will be coming later in May for $179.99, and this one uses a standard circular LCD screen.

We could not miss stopping by Montech's booth at Computex 2025, since we had a feeling they would be preparing new products. And we were right, Montech's booth was packed with upcoming PC cases spanning all formats, from full-sized towers to compact small form factors. On display were several key product lines: the flagship Sky case series, the King high-end dual-chamber lineup with curved tempered glass, and the upcoming small form factor Ten case family. The booth also featured mesh-focused designs, such as the X5 series and the Air 2000, with its integrated display technology.

The Montech King dual-chamber series continues with its established tradition of using curved tempered glass panels, the case family being extended with two new models: King 45 mid-tower and King 15 mini-tower. Both offer angled bottom pre-installed fans (3x 120 mm with one 140 mm at the back) and full support for back-connected motherboards, the compact King 15 being suited for microATX/Mini-ITX. Again, both cases support one top radiator up to 360 mm and one up to 140 mm at the rear. They will be released in Q1 2026 in white and black variants.

Lian Li displayed its upcoming PC cases at the Computex 2025 show in Taipei, including the Lancool 217 INF, Lancool 4, Vector 100, Vector 200, O11D Mini V2, and the DAN Case B4. The Lancool PC case series from Lian Li is quite popular, and the company is updating its iconic Lancool 217 by replacing the wood panel with an Infinity Mirror front panel with integrated fans. It will also include built-in lighting controls with wireless functionality thanks to integrated L-Wireless receiver, dual PSU support, as well as support for back-connect motherboards. Lian Li also unveiled the Lancool 4, with three sided glass design and precision cut openings at the front for fans, as well as vertical PSU and bottom chamber design for better GPU cooling. The Lancool 217 INF comes in October with price set at $119.99 for the black and $124.99 for the white version, while the Lancool 4 will be available in black and white color options and is also expected in October 2025 with price set at $129.99.

Lian Li also showcased its new O11D Mini V2, a successor to the currently available O11D Mini, and although it is a small PC case as the name suggests, it supports standard ATX motherboards (including back-connect ones). The rest of the features include support brackets for the GPU and 24-pin motherboard cable for a cleaner layout, bottom openings for optimized cable routing, and a slanted bottom for better GPU cooling.

Enermax at the 2025 Computex showed us their latest PSU products, led by the Platimax II series, which meets ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 specs, and offering 80 Plus Platinum switching efficiency. The series is led by the Platimax II 2400DF, a 2400 W PSU designed for workstations that have up to four high-end GPUs for AI inferencing. The PSU puts out four 600 W rated 12V-2x6 power connectors, and uses what looks like a dual +12 V rail design. It uses a 140 mm double ball-bearing fan to keep cool, and includes a fanless mode up to a certain load percentage.

Positioned just a notch below this is the Platimax II 1600DF, a 1600 W PSU that puts out two 600 W rated 12V-2x6 connections, and comes in the same 18 cm-long body as the 2400DF, using a 140 mm double ball-bearing fan, and including a fanless mode. Below the 2400DF and 1600DF are a trio of performance-segment variants, which include the 850DF, the 1000DF, and the 1200DF. These three come in a smaller 15 cm-long body, use 135 mm double ball-bearing fan, and each of the three puts out a single 600 W rated 12V-2x6.

XPG's newly unveiled SFF-ready platform—carefully optimized for NVIDIA's omnipresent GeForce RTX 50-series—consists of several product ranges. Given the complicated nature of the manufacturer's various new item lineups, this article will concentrate on freshly unveiled power supplies units. At Computex 2025, ADATA's gaming division has keenly showed off its brand-new PYMCORE SFX PSU series. The company's ultra-compact designs are tailored for integration into VALOR AIR and MESH NANO cases—this synergistic combination is advertised as: "allowing longer GPUs to fit into SFF builds without compromising performance."

The XPG PYMCORE power supply series is fully up-to-date with modern standards—most notably, being ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 compliant. A 1000 W Platinum 80+ certified flagship model offers 235% power excursion. 12V2x6 (600 W) connectors can be linked to compatible SFF-ready enthusiast-grade NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards (and a smattering of custom Radeon RX 9070 Series models). A flagship PYMCORE unit was closely inspected by a TechPowerUp staff member; they took note of three 12V2x6 outputs. One exhibited specimen was deemed very special; due to having been blessed by Jensen Huang's signature. In addition, XPG is readying 850 W and 750 W Gold-rated PYMCORE SKUs. All models are configured with 100% Japanese capacitors.

Zalman has debuted its ZM-DF120 fan series at Computex 2025; with an emphasis on reducing cable clutter and easy installation. This is enabled by a magnetic mounting system and per-unit pogo pin interfaces. Similar designs have emerged from rival companies in the recent-ish past; eventually leading to ugly legal battles. The South Korean manufacturer is (bravely) stepping into this arena with its heavily ARGB-lit ZM-DF120 120 mm PWM fan options; showcased in black and white finishes. Side infinity mirror panels are hyped as providing dazzling visual effects. According to specification placards, fan speed range is 600-2000RPM (±10%). Maximum noise level is 34.5 dB (±10%), and max. air flow is 70.05 CFM (±10%). Zalman did not list any static pressure data. As expected, their ZM-DF120 fans leverage a hydro bearing platform.

Sharkoon's Computex 2025 booth was jam-packed. From the previously covered peripherals, to cases and power supplies. Now we are looking at the latter. The company has launched VK4 ARGB mid-tower, the MK7 ARGB microATX chassis, the REBEL P15 power supply, and the prototype STEEL SHARK ARGB dual-chamber case. Each product emphasizes customizable lighting, great cooling potential, and simplified cable management. The VK4 ARGB, priced at €59.90, upgrades its Rainbow-LED counterpart by including four addressable RGB PWM fans and a four-port controller offering 14 illumination modes. Its front panel features a high-permeability mesh design to maximize airflow. Inside, there is support for up to eight fans in total and radiators measuring up to 360 mm. Builders will appreciate space for either two 3.5-inch hard drives or four 2.5-inch SSDs, as well as a power-supply tunnel that keeps cables hidden for a tidy appearance. On top, two USB 3.0 ports and a TRRS audio jack provide modern connectivity, while dust filters on every intake area make maintenance easy.

Thermaltake brought a few new power supply units to the Computex 2025 show, including the ToughPower I2000 Platinum and the all new ToughPower SFX Titanium, which is now coming in the 1,200 W power output version and with 80 Plus Titanium rating.

As expected, the ToughPower I2000 Platinum will use a hybrid design that switch between single- and multi-rail output via software, depending on the need. As the name suggests, it will be available with power output of up to 2,000 W, where it is rated at 80 Plus Platinum, while 1,650 W and models below are rated at 80 Plus Titanium. Each output can be monitored via software, which also used to switch between single- and multi-rail modes. Thermaltake also brought the new ToughPower SFX Titanium PSU to the Computex 2025 show, and this time around they managed to push the power output to 1,200 W, which is quite impressive considering it is an SFX size PSU, and it even has a 80 Plus Titanium rating. Both PSU lineups have native 12+4pin PCIe Gen 5.1 connector and meets ATX 3.1 specifications, and are based on the modular design.

be quiet! came to the Computex 2025 show in force, unveiling several new products, including its all new update to one of be quiet!'s most popular PSU lines, the Pure Power 13 M. The new Pure Power 13 M PSU gets Intel ATX 3.1 compliance and native PCIe 5.1 (12v-2x6) connectors and will be available in 550 W to 1000 W power outputs.

The be quiet! Pure Power 13 M is a full modular PSU series that comes with a semi-passive 120 mm fan, single-rail design, and has 80 Plus Gold and Cybenetics Gold efficiency ratings. The Pure Power 13 M is backed by a 10-year warranty, and should easily live up to the popularity of the Pure Power lineup. In addition, be quiet! is also showing off its Power Zone 2 PSU which was announced earlier this year. The Power Zone 2 features 80 Plus Platinum and Cybenetics Platinum efficiency ratings and the same ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 connectors. It is also a modular PSU design with single 12 V rail and LLC technology, and features a 140 mm Pure Wings 3 fan with semi-passive cooling. The be quiet! Power Zone 2 is available in 750 W, 850 W, and 1000 W versions.

We arrived at GAMEMAX's booth here at Computex 2025, and we're pleasantly surprised by their extended line-up of PC cases, power supply units, and cooling solutions that are oriented for PC gamers. Starting with the PC cases, we discovered the new Blade Concept and N90 models. The Blade Concept is an interesting mix between open-air design, industrial aesthetics, and CNC details. Featuring dynamic claw-style ARGB, support for the latest NVIDIA RTX50 series, swappable I/O, its open-air design clearly targets serious gamers and PC builders. The GAMEMAX N90 case is the next one that catches our attention with its dual-chamber design, panoramic 270° wraparound glass panel, vertical GPU mounting, tool-free customizable top cover, and a large optional LED display. ARGB fans and in-built cable management features are there for those who wish for a vibrant yet clean system.

Corsair's Computex booth has plenty of new products on display, particularly for those looking for a new PC case or a powerful PSU to manage the demanding NVIDIA RTX 50 Series GPUs. We will start with the new premium FRAME 5000D case that takes its inspiration from the well-known FRAME 4000D series. This new model is not just a bigger case that supports reverse connection motherboards (ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and Gigabyte Project Stealth), it also comes with fine details and updates like the modular pegboard pattern on its motherboard tray (known as Corsair RapidRoute 2.0) that helps with cable management.

The large size of the case, which measures 556 mm x 250 mm x 542 mm lets users install up to ten 140 mm fans (3x front, 3x top, 3x side, 1x rear) as well as radiators up to 420 mm (360 mm front, 420 mm top and 360 mm side). The FRAME 5000D is available in two variants, first with four RS120 ARGB fans pre-installed and the second one featuring four non-RGB RS120 fans (both variants are offered in black and white color options). On display Corsair also showcases a FRAME 5000D with an optional Xeneon Edge LCD add-on side panel.

FSP, the channel brand of power supply giant Fortron, brought a large lineup of their latest gaming PC power supplies, cooling products, and PC cases to Computex 2025. We begin our tour with the things FSP specializes in—power supplies. The Cannon Pro 2500 W is a titan, which maxes out your 16 A wall socket for 2.5 kW of continuous power delivery, with excursions within the ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 specs. The PSU offers Cybenetics Platinum and 80 Plus Platinum switching efficiency. Putting the 2.5 kW output to use are four (!) 600 W-capable 12V-2x6 power connectors, making this PSU fit for AI acceleration builds.

A notch below the Cannon Pro 2500 W is the Mega Ti series, which comes in high-wattage variants of 1650 W, 1350 W, and 1000 W. This is considered FSP's flagship power product, because of its Cybenetics Titanium and 80 Plus Titanium switching efficiency. Both the 1650 W and 1350 W models offer two 12V-2x6 connectors, while the 1000 W model offers one of these. The PSUs offer fanless cooling up to a fairly high load factor. The Mega PM series is positioned a notch below the Mega Ti series in FSP's product stack. As the name suggests, these offer 80 Plus Platinum and Cybenetics Platinum certified efficiency. These only come in 1650 W and 1350 W variants, both of which offer two 12V-2x6 connectors.

Gamdias' product portfolio spans more than just cases, as the company has dipped its toes into a wide variety of PC peripherals. The company kicked off its peripherals reveal with the THOR P2 Series fully modular power supplies. Available in 850 W, 1,000 W, and 1,200 W outputs, each unit carries an 80 Plus Gold efficiency rating and fully complies with ATX 3.1 and PCIe Gen 5.1 standards, guaranteeing compatibility with the latest graphics cards and motherboards. Builders will appreciate the fully detachable cable harness for streamlined cable management, while the rotatable AC inlet affords 90‑degree positioning flexibility in tight cases. All-Japanese electrolytic capacitors pair with a semi‑bridge LLC resonance and 12 V synchronous rectification DC-DC design to deliver steadfast voltages. A 135 mm sleeve‑bearing fan provides robust airflow under heavy loads, intelligently pausing when demand falls below 40 percent to maintain whisper‑quiet operation. Heavy-duty protections and a 10‑year warranty back the new THOR P2 series.

In less than a week from now, FSP will present at Computex its complete lineup of ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 power supplies, a new SFF-READY ITX case, and the MP9 Series dual-tower flagship CPU cooler. Despite us not having (yet) any pictures of their upcoming or updated products, we're going to first let you know what FSP will showcase at this year's Computex show. Based on the success of their flagship MEGA TI power supply series, FSP is expanding its range with the new MEGA PM (Platinum efficiency) and MEGA GM (Gold efficiency) series. These additions provide performance-focused users with more options in terms of wattage and efficiency. The VITA PSU series has also received an upgrade with the introduction of VITA PM, now certified for 80 Plus Platinum. Then, for the first time at Computex, FSP will showcase their 1200 W Platinum-certified SFX-L PSU alongside the 1000 W SFX Platinum model.

We're looking forward to seeing FSP's new S550 ITX small form factor case series, which they say is certified as NVIDIA's SFF-READY and fully supports the RTX 5090 Founders Edition graphics card. FSP added that the S550 case is designed for users who want top-tier performance in a compact form factor, combining attractive aesthetics, optimal airflow, and support for high-end GPUs. FSP will also reveal its newest flagship CPU cooler, the MP9 Series, which sports an elegant all-black design. Based on the MP7 CPU cooler series, this dual-tower cooler comes equipped with two 140 mm high-performance silent fans and six 6 mm copper heat pipes with a copper base for effective heat transfer and superior CPU cooling. The MP9 has long-lasting FDB bearing fans and a tool-free magnetic top cover design for quick and easy installation without needing to remove the fans.