A new PC case brand is expected to arrive in North America, and it’s already gearing up with a couple of new and interesting designs. FormulaV Line, which quietly launched in 2024, announced two new cases at Computex 2026. This includes the Air Power G10, which includes three tilting fans that lets you direct the airflow inside the case where you need it, and the Crystal Z3, with its bottom-intake chamber that allows the case to easily breathe from four sides while still giving you a panoramic view of your build.
The Air Power G10 is FormulaV Line flagship case at Computex 2026, and its biggest innovation is the addition of three tilting front fans that allow you to change their angles by up to 10 degrees up or down. This would allow you to focus the airflow exactly where it’s needed — if you run an AIO cooler for your CPU, you could focus all the front fans towards your GPU to ensure that it gets the maximum amount of fresh air from outside your case. But if you prefer traditional air cooling for your processor, you can then point one of the fans towards it to help it get its fair share of cooler outside air.
This mid-tower case can accommodate ATX motherboards and comes with three 120mm front fans and a single 120mm rear fan. You can also install three 120mm fans at the top, up to two 140mm fans on the side, and two 120mm on the bottom. The top slot also accommodates radiators from 240mm to 360mm. Aside from the usual white and black cases, the Air Power G10 is also available in several other colors, including silver, dark blue, rose gold, and black wood.
Launching alongside the G10 is the Crystal Z3, which features a panoramic design. This PC case has two bottom-mounted fans that intake air from an open chamber, ensuring that it will never be starved for air, no matter what surface you plant your desktop computer on. Now, because the chamber is quite small, it would likely be difficult to reach inside for cleaning. So, FormulaV Line made the two bottom fans easily detachable, making maintenance and cleaning so much easier.
The G10 is expected to become available starting in September, while the Z3 will drop by August 2026. Unfortunately, we don’t have exact pricing details for these PC cases yet, but the company is known for its affordable pricing. The Air Power G10 is estimated to cost around $150, while the Z3 is projected to be around $80, giving budget PC builders a panoramic case option that won’t break the bank. These two new cases offer gamers more options, especially for those who can’t find anything they like in our list of the best PC cases.
A new PSU, cooling solutions, and a gaming chair
Aside from these two flagship PC cases, the company also has several other products on display at its booth. These include the FV1000GM Elite, a 1000-watt PSU with 80 Plus Gold efficiency certification, a fully modular design, and is compatible with ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1. It also boasts a Hybrid Fan Mode, allowing you to switch between maximum cooling and a quieter mode that adjusts the fan speed based on the temperature and other factors. This PSU is also expected to arrive by September 2026, and we’d love to get our hands on it to see how it compares against the best power supplies.
FormulaV Line also showed off a plethora of cooling solutions at Computex 2026. There’s the Ice Jet Vision 360 — an AIO solution with a 3.95-inch screen right on the CPU block — and the Air Bridge VT Vision, a three-fan solution that comes together as one unit and comes with three 3.38-inch TFT LCD screens right on the side, making it a great way to customize your PC case anyway you like. There are also several Ice Nova air coolers for those who prefer simpler setups, and they’re available in various sizes to ensure that you have an option no matter the size of the CPU case you’re building in.
Last, but not least, we saw the Solen gaming chair — an electric couch on wheels that lets you adjust its recline and footrest angle using rocker switches for the ultimate convenience. It also has a built-in vibrate function to soothe your sore back after a long day of gaming, and even has a USB-C and USB-A port for charging your gadgets right on it. The chair is powered by a removable battery, so you don’t have to worry about being tethered to the wall just to use all these functions. You can also top it up via USB-C, meaning you can keep it powered using your phone charger.
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