HYTE has launched a wide range of new products at CES this year, with the company getting into the thermal grease business, or thermal goop as the company refers to its first product. Sadly the company didn't provide much in terms of specs for the Thermal Goop, beyond the fact that it'll help keep your CPU cool and that's it's easy to spread, so we'll have to wait for someone to test it before we know what it's capable of, but at least it's priced reasonably at US$6.99. To go with your CPU, HYTE has also launched its Solid Processor Frame, a CNC milled aluminium frame that the company claims will help improve to cooling of your CPU, while also protecting it against damage, by prevent uneven pressure on the CPU by the cooler. The Solid Processor Frame will come in half a dozen different colour options, for both Intel and AMD CPU's for US$19.90.

Next up is the Noodle ARGB strip, which is made to fit HYTE's Y70, Y60 and Y40 cases. It's compatible with HYTE's Nexus Link and offers 215 degrees of diffused light. Depending on which case you have, the Noodle ARGB strip will cost between US$29.99 and US$34.99. HYTE also showed off an updated version of its Y70 Touch Infinite chassis that now comes with a new slim-bezel 14.9-inch touch screen. The screen sports a resolution of 682 x 2560 at 60 Hz and has 10-point multi-touch support. The new version of the chassis is priced at US$379.99. The display can be had on its own for US$179.99. Finally HYTE launched a new powered, internal USB 2.0 hub, for all those internal USB 2.0 devices that you might have and that requires a bit more than your 500 mA. The USB hub attaches magnetically to your case and will set you back US$27.99.

Update Jan 8th: The Thermal Goop has a thermal conductivity of 6.3 W/mK and it's not electrically conductive.

HYTE, a leading manufacturer of cutting-edge PC components and peripherals, today announced its first collaboration with NIJISANJI EN, the VTuber agency. The collaboration will consist of three custom colored pastel Y60 cases featuring VTubers Enna Alouette, Elira Pendora, and Rosemi Lovelock, bundled with a custom Desk Pad, Keycap Set, and Wall Scroll.

Designed to represent the bird angel herself, the Enna Alouette custom Y60 case features illustrations of Enna by artist yenkoes adorning the front and side glass panels of the case and her mascot "Aloupeeps" on the corner glass panel. Musical notes dance across the top and bottom border of the custom pastel purple Y60 case, to the tune of "Mushroom," leading the eye to the rear of the case where a limited-edition plate will mark which number out of 1,000 units the case is. Along with the custom Y60 case, Aloupeeps can also look forward to a custom desk pad featuring Enna, custom 112-piece keycap set with Enna related symbols and coloring, and a custom Enna Alouette wall scroll.

HYTE, a leading manufacturer of cutting-edge PC components and peripherals, is excited to release the new Y70 Touch, the latest addition to its signature Y-Series cases featuring a vibrant 14.1" 1100 x 3840 capacitive touchscreen integrated into the corner panel. "The dedicated touchscreen is an engaging instrument to reach the digital plane of your physical machine, creating a more comfortable personal computing experience," said Rob Teller, Product Director of HYTE. "With obsessive improvements in cooling, capacity, and design, the Y70 Touch is the modern aesthetic case."

Integrated Touchscreen
A larger rendition of HYTE's viral Y60, Y70 Touch takes interactivity and immersion in a PC case to new lengths. Its 10-point multi-touchscreen with 283 pixels per inch comes pre-installed and provides an incredibly crisp and smooth visual experience allowing users to continuously engage with the PC long after the build process is complete. Customization of the Y70 Touch is made possible via HYTE Nexus Touch. With a plethora of exciting widgets for a personal digital experience, users can monitor system performance, engage with Twitch chat, play games, display Google calendar, the weather, and time, quickly write notes and more, all from the corner of the Y70 Touch.

[Editor's note: Our in-depth review of HYTE Y70 Touch is now live]