Thermaltake made a significant splash at CES 2026, unveiling a range of new products designed to cater to diverse user needs. The centerpiece of their display was the innovative View Cross TG dual-system PC case, alongside a limited-edition artistic chassis and expansions to their sim-racing and power supply lines.
Key Takeaways
- View Cross TG: A concept dual-system microATX case designed for streamers and multi-PC setups.
- TR100 Koralie Edition: A limited-run Mini-ITX case featuring unique artwork.
- Retro Series: Cases blending 90s workstation aesthetics with modern hardware support.
The Ultimate Dual-System Case: View Cross TG
Thermaltake’s View Cross TG is a groundbreaking concept PC case designed to house two complete microATX systems within a single enclosure. This innovative design targets streamers who need separate machines for gaming and broadcasting, or users who desire a consolidated “his and hers” PC setup. The case supports dual microATX motherboards and power supplies, with ample cooling options including up to thirteen 120mm fans and multiple radiator configurations (up to 2x 280mm or 2x 360mm). Storage is also generous, accommodating up to four 3.5-inch HDDs and six 2.5-inch SSDs. The dual top I/O panels provide convenient connectivity with multiple USB 3.0 and USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C ports.
Artistic Flair with the TR100 Koralie Edition
For those seeking a more compact and artistically inspired build, Thermaltake introduced the TR100 Koralie Edition. This limited-run (500 units) Mini-ITX case is a collaboration with French artist Koralie, featuring a distinctive deep blue finish and geometric motifs. Based on the existing TR100 series, it offers a dual-chamber layout, supports SFX power supplies, and can accommodate AIO liquid coolers up to 280mm. Each case is hand-signed and numbered, with availability starting in Q1 2026 for $169.99.
Retro Styling Meets Modern Performance
The new Retro Series brings a nostalgic 90s workstation aesthetic to modern PC builds. The Retro 260 TG mATX chassis and the larger Retro 360 TG mid-tower case both support hidden-connector motherboards and extensive cooling options, including Thermaltake’s optional 6-inch LCD display. Complementing the cases is the Retro Ultra ARGB Sync AIO cooler, featuring a CRT-inspired 3.6-inch LCD display.
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