The 2026 Computex show, themed 'AI Together', showcased the latest innovations in AI technology, but it was the PC DIY gear that truly stole the show. From power supplies to cooling solutions, these 10 products offer a glimpse into the future of PC building, blending functionality with style and pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Here's a closer look at each one, with a focus on their unique features and the impact they could have on the PC building community.
Corsair HX1000i Shift Crystal
This power supply is a game-changer for those seeking a visually stunning PC build. With a transparent exterior and RGB lighting, it showcases the inner workings of the PSU, making it a centerpiece for any showcase PC. The modular cable scheme and 12VHPWR connector with overcurrent detection ensure a clean and safe setup. While the price is yet to be determined, it promises to be a standout feature for enthusiasts looking to create a truly unique build.
InWin IW-G3000W-FM 3000W GPU Power Supply
Designed specifically for robust AI tasks, this power supply is a powerhouse. With six 12VHPWR and six PCI Express connectors, it can handle multiple high-end graphics cards. However, it's important to note that the infrastructure to support such power demands may not be readily available in all homes. The pricing is yet to be announced, but it's a testament to the growing power requirements of modern PC builds.
SilverStone ECS07-V2
This M.2 expansion slot adapter is a solution for those with limited SATA ports. By converting an M.2 slot into a SATA port, it allows users to connect more SATA hard drives or SSDs. This is particularly useful for those with older storage devices or those looking to expand their storage capacity. The price is expected to be similar to the V1 model, currently available on Amazon.
ASRock Taichi 360 Holo
ASRock's liquid AIO CPU cooler is a stunning piece of hardware. With a unique water block and a two-bladed fan, it provides excellent cooling performance. The highlight is the holographic effect, where the blades project a custom image, creating a floating hologram. This cooler is designed for AMD and Intel sockets, and its ARGB lighting adds to its appeal. Pricing is yet to be announced, but it's a must-have for enthusiasts seeking both performance and aesthetics.
Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition
This gaming mouse is a collaboration between Pulsar Feinmann and Noctua, known for their high-quality case and CPU fans. The F01 is an ultralight, skeleton-frame mouse with a 40mm Noctua fan for enhanced airflow. It features an 8K polling rate, 42,000dpi sensor, and both wired and wireless modes. While the price is yet to be determined, it's a premium offering that would complement the Antec Flux Pro Noctua Edition case.
Lian Li DK-B
Lian Li's DK-B is a revolutionary PC case that doubles as a desk. It features a built-in frame for a PC and a shelf for a vertically oriented game console like the PS5. The case includes mounting hardware for a motherboard, power supply, graphics card, and 360mm liquid CPU cooler. A pop-up secondary screen adds functionality. With a price tag of around $500, it's an impressive piece of furniture that also serves as a high-performance PC case.
ASRock X870E Taichi 10th Anniversary
ASRock celebrates its Taichi brand with two new motherboards. The X870E model for AMD's AM5 platform and the Z890 model for Intel's LGA 1851 platform both support overclocking and feature a large, iridescent heatspreader. The AMD version has a 24-phase power design, while the Intel version has a 20-phase design. Pricing and availability are yet to be announced, but they will undoubtedly be showstoppers in any PC build.
Gigabyte Aorus GeForce RTX 5080 Infinity Dark Wood
Gigabyte's RTX 5080 card stands out with its wood accents, a novel approach to design. While the wood aesthetic could have been more prominent, it's still a distinctive card. The two giant WindForce fans and a smaller fan provide ample cooling. The price is expected to be similar to the RTX 5080's MSRP of $999.
Hyte ARGB Noodle LN80
Hyte's ARGB Noodle LN80 is a flexible light strip that can be used in various PC cases. It's compatible with Hyte's Y70, Y60, and Y40 cases, but can also be used in any case with an ARGB header. The affordable price of $29.99 makes it an excellent choice for adding lighting to any PC build.
Thermaltake Dockpower Series
Thermaltake's Dockpower series offers a unique approach to power supplies. The modular-connector module can be pulled off the back of the PSU enclosure, allowing for easier servicing and RMA. This design also enables users to leave their power cables intact during upgrades, reducing the risk of untangling and disturbing other PC components. The price range is expected to be from $119.99 to $179.99, with models in black and white.
