[PC Gamer} Tryx's new AIO cooler features two LCD screens and a display shelf, because it's Computex
[PC Gamer} Tryx's new AIO cooler features two LCD screens and a display shelf, because it's Computex
Model 5 case previously featured what is described as a "Fun yet functional built-in display platform" for just one example. The same company also showed off their new Model 3 case at this year's Computex, it too featuring an interior display shelf sans any sign of a screen.
(Image credit: Future)Tryx is also not the only company at Computex 2025 showing off yet more screens intended for the inside of your PC case. For instance, Lian Li showed off a case screen that will be available for only $109, while Corsair's Xeneon Edge seems a little confused about the distinction between a 'case screen' and a normal PC monitor. Even Cooler Master showed off modular LCD and LED screen attachments for customising its new liquid cooler, the Atmos II.Listen, I like RGB lighting on my peripherals and my components as much as the next person. However, paying however much for a screen I'm definitely not going to be gluing my eyeballs to seems a little much.Strapping such screens onto a display shelf feels especially ludicrous to me. While I definitely wouldn't want particleboard inside my PC, it's proven a reasonable enough perch for my army of Miku, and I'd definitely settle for a slightly less all-singing, all-dancing 'Stage' for my case.
Catch up with Computex 2025: We're stalking the halls of Taiwan's biggest tech show once again to see what Nvidia, AMD, Intel, Asus, Gigabyte, MSI and more have to offer.
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(Image credit: Future)Tryx is also not the only company at Computex 2025 showing off yet more screens intended for the inside of your PC case. For instance, Lian Li showed off a case screen that will be available for only $109, while Corsair's Xeneon Edge seems a little confused about the distinction between a 'case screen' and a normal PC monitor. Even Cooler Master showed off modular LCD and LED screen attachments for customising its new liquid cooler, the Atmos II.Listen, I like RGB lighting on my peripherals and my components as much as the next person. However, paying however much for a screen I'm definitely not going to be gluing my eyeballs to seems a little much.Strapping such screens onto a display shelf feels especially ludicrous to me. While I definitely wouldn't want particleboard inside my PC, it's proven a reasonable enough perch for my army of Miku, and I'd definitely settle for a slightly less all-singing, all-dancing 'Stage' for my case.Catch up with Computex 2025: We're stalking the halls of Taiwan's biggest tech show once again to see what Nvidia, AMD, Intel, Asus, Gigabyte, MSI and more have to offer. Source: https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/pc-cas ... me-reason/
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