XPG, a prominent name in the PC hardware market, made a significant splash at the Computex event with a range of innovative products. From uniquely designed PC cases to cutting-edge SSDs, XPG showcased advancements that are set to redefine the standards of PC components for enthusiasts and gamers alike.
An eye-catching introduction is XPG’s Invader X Pro case, which not only comes with support for ASUS’s BTF lineup but assures compatibility with other backside connector designs. It stands out with a 3-side “Ocean View” design featuring curved tempered glass, accommodating E-ATX motherboards, and offering vast space for up to 11 120mm fans and GPUs measuring up to 460mm. A distinctive feature includes a 5″ Embedded LCD panel customizable via the XPG Prime app. This top-end model is set to hit the market at $239.99, equipped with a generous number of fans.
Following closely is the Invader X BTF, a variation sharing the primary aesthetic, with the capability to fit up to 400mm GPUs and host up to 10 120mm fans and 360mm radiators. Bundled with 5 ARGB 120mm fans, its retail price is $139.99.
The Invader X Mini caters to those seeking a smaller footprint without sacrificing style or functionality. Available in white, this case supports GPUs of up to 330mm and will retail for $69.99 without fans and $74.99 with 5 pre-installed ARGB fans.
Adding to the casing lineup, the XPG STALKER series welcomes an AIR BTF design with a mesh front and a removable dust filter. It supports GPUs up to 390mm and can hold multiple 360mm radiators, priced at $119.99.
XPG’s innovation extends to cooling solutions, introducing a dual-fan tower heatsink with an integrated liquid cooling system. The Nidec Dual Ball-Bearing Vento Pro Fans enhance airflow substantially while maintaining quiet operations. Capable of handling up to 280W of heat dissipation, this advanced cooler will be available for $109.99.
The new Levante X 360 and Levante II AIO liquid coolers, featuring 360mm radiators and Asetek technology, offer cooling capacities up to 300W and are destined for soon release.
Fans are not overlooked, as the Hurricane MAG 120 arrives with a magnetic design and efficient blade structure. These fans include a quick-connect feature for a seamless daisy-chain setup, and a switch to activate reverse airflow for dust cleaning.
Power supplies also get an upgrade with the PYMCORE SFX series, adhering to the latest ATX 3.1 standards and offering unparalleled reliability with a 10-year warranty. Prices start from $219 for the 850W option and $249 for the 1000W model. The expansive 1600W Fusion PSU, boasting 80Plus Titanium efficiency and sophisticated power control, will command a price of $699.99.
In the SSD arena, XPG introduced the LEGEND 970 PRO PCIe Gen5 M.2 drive, achieving astonishingly fast speeds with a heatsink design that operates without a separate power connector. Additionally, the Project NeonStorm Gen5 SSD is advancing to production with its hybrid cooling system and speeds matching the LEGEND series.
Lastly, XPG’s LANCER NEON RGB DDR5 ECO memory sets a benchmark in the memory segment with eco-friendly heatsink design and an advanced thermal coating on the PCB. Offering speeds of up to 8000 MT/s and capacities up to 24 GB per module, this memory combines performance with sustainability.
In conclusion, XPG’s latest offerings are a testament to innovation in the PC hardware industry, delivering high-performance, aesthetically pleasing, and efficient products. These new components are sure to excite PC builders and enthusiasts eager to elevate their computing experience.
