A rather recent cooling concept with the growing popularity of liquid cooling and radiators, is compound fans. These are monolithic frames with multiple fanlets. The design eliminates visible cabling among the fans, as well as the number of screws needed to mount one onto a radiator. DarkFlash put the space gained from this design (such as the gaps between the fanlets) to use with segment LED displays that put out useful information such as air temperature, and fan speed. The fan connects to your machine over a single PWM cable, and a single RGB cable. That's not all, it even communicates to a control module with a larger segment display that lets you control its speed, lighting, and monitor parameters. Next up, are the company's Gauss G-series fan sets. These are individual 120 mm fans that feature interlocks, letting you mount up to six of them onto radiators. The interlocking eliminates cable clutter.

DarkFlash introduced several new cases across premium market segments at the 2025 International CES. We begin our tour with the new DY450, a spacious full-tower measuring 451 mm x 258 mm x 491 mm (DxWxH), with a 3-sided glasshouse (front, left side, and topside). These are interlocking glass panels, and not a seamless solution, however, the case has a pillarless edge. The motherboard tray serves up generous room for graphics cards up to 42 cm in length, and CPU coolers as tall as 18 cm. You can mount radiators along the side and the partition that separates the upper and lower compartments. The lower half has a front-facing fan controller with physical rotary knobs, and side-facing USB front-panel connectivity. The case comes in black and white trims.

Next up, is the DS900, a premium mid-tower that has a front-thru-left pillarless glasshouse. The case is smaller than the DY450, measuring 434 mm x 218 mm x 454 mm, with its motherboard tray giving you room for graphics cards up to 42.5 cm in length, and CPU coolers up to 17 cm in height. The bottom compartment only has a PSU bay, and the frontal region of it is part of the main compartment, which gives the case room for a side-facing radiator with fans, and bottom-mounted drive bays if needed. The top panel lends itself as another 360 mm radiator mount.

The world of PC building is as much about aesthetics as it is about performance, and darkFlash has consistently delivered products that strike the perfect balance between the two. As a leader in the Korean PC hardware market, darkFlash has built a reputation for creating cutting-edge hardware that not only excels in performance but also stands out visually. The latest addition to their lineup, the DY470 ATX PC Case, takes this commitment to a new level by offering a seamless fusion of stunning design and high-end functionality.

The darkFlash DY470 is nothing short of a masterpiece when it comes to design. Drawing inspiration from the facets of a finely cut diamond, this PC case boasts an exterior that reflects both luxury and elegance. Its striking visual appeal is further amplified by the three ultra-transparent glass panels, providing a 330° panoramic view of the PC's interior. For PC builders and gamers alike, the DY470 offers the chance to turn a standard rig into a visual centerpiece.

At Computex 2024, DarkFlash, maker of PC hardware and accessories, unveiled the DY450 and DY450L computer cases. The DY450 and DY450L boast a versatile design that supports ATX, Micro ATX, and ITX motherboards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of builds. While the DY450 offers ample interior space with dimensions of L451 x W258 x H491 mm, the DY450L takes it a step further with slightly larger dimensions of L451 x W258 x H568 mm. Both cases feature a sleek front I/O panel equipped with USB 3.0, Type-C, and HD Audio ports, providing seamless connectivity and immersive audio experiences. Constructed from durable SPCC 0.8 mm material, these cases are built to withstand the rigors of modern computing, ensuring long-lasting performance and sturdy build quality. The DY450 offers a generous drive bay configuration supporting up to 5 HDDs or SSDs, while the DY450L provides ample storage options with support for up to 4 drives. With 7 and 9 expansion slots, respectively, and support for 90-degree installation, these cases offer unparalleled versatility in component placement and arrangement.

darkFlash, a Taiwanese maker of computer parts and peripherals, had a strong presence at Computex 2023, where the company had a wide range of products to expose to the masses. Starting with an all-in-one (AIO) water cooling, darkFlash had four AIO designs to showcase, each with a different theme going on. The first in line is the DXv3.0 line, which features a regular 360 mm radiator paired with a CPU water block that has a unique mesh design. On the mesh, users can attack fans that provide additional cooling. Next up are DSC 360, DN 360, and DC 360 white AIO versions that are only differentiated by their CPU water block and radiator design.