Geometric Future Model 9 Ultra-Tower Chassis Showcased at COMPUTEX 2026

Geometric Future has expanded its PC hardware lineup at COMPUTEX 2026, introducing new chassis designs, power supplies, and cooling solutions. The company showcased products aimed at enthusiasts seeking customizable builds and aesthetic integration. These additions include high-capacity cases and modular components designed to support modern GPU sizes.

Flagship aluminum enclosure features curved glass and dedicated top chamber for 42mm radiators.

The centerpiece of the showcase is the Model 9 ultra-tower chassis. This aluminum enclosure features a curved glass panel and a dedicated top chamber specifically engineered for 42mm radiators. The chassis structure maintains rigidity to support heavy cooling configurations while optimizing internal air circulation paths.

Model 7 series cases adopt a floating triple-chamber architecture. This configuration supports E-ATX motherboards and accommodates graphics cards up to 470mm in length. Component placement within the Model 9 and Model 7 series isolates high-heat parts to enhance cooling efficiency under heavy use.

Compact builders have options with the Model 3 mATX case and the Model 0 prototype. The latter features a folding mechanism that reduces its footprint to approximately 9.3 liters when collapsed. The Model 3 and Model 0 prototypes maximize compact form factors while ensuring compatibility with large graphics cards and advanced cooling units.

Power delivery updates include the Alpha Platinum and Beta Gold series. These units offer color accents to match case aesthetics, addressing the growing demand for visually cohesive builds. Modular elements in the new cases enable flexible cable routing and aesthetic adjustments to match personal system builds.

Cooling capabilities are enhanced with the Eskimo Ultra 42 AIO lineup. The Eskimo Ultra 42 AIO coolers feature built-in screens on the pump block for direct system status viewing without extra applications. The 42mm thickness supports dense radiator configurations in compact chassis designs.