1stPlayer at Computex 2026 showed off its latest PC cases, power supplies, and CPU cooling products. We begin our tour with the new ERA8-S, a pillarless front-left panel ATX mid-tower with a spacious right-hand crawlspace behind the motherboard tray, and a bulge toward the top-right corner of the motherboard tray that has a display which puts out real-time monitoring stats using a segment LED. There are other interesting bits such as an inclined bottom 3x 120 mm radiator mount, and a top panel that opens along a hinge to let you clean the top-facing fans underneath. Other cases include the GM8, GV8, and ERAS-P, which are variations on the theme of pillarless mid-towers. The GM8 stands out with a groovy front-facing segment display, and a mesh intake with ridges.

The company also showcased the NGDP Platinum and NGDP Gold lines of compact ATX 3.1 power supplies with a compact depth of 13 cm, but offering outputs of 1000 W, modern connectivity such as 12V-2x6, all standard electrical protections, and backed by 10-year warranties. The NGDP Gold series offers 80 Plus Gold efficiency, and comes in 750, 850, 1000, and 1200 W variants, with otherwise the same specs as the NGDP Platinum. All of these offer a 600 W 12V-2x6 except the 750 W (which offers a 450 W connector). Both PSU lines use 120 mm FDB fans. The NGDP SFX Platinum series brings a whopping 1200 W output to the SFX form-factor with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency.

The VS-360 is a high-end AIO CLC with a curved OLED display that can be rotated around the pump-block. This curved display connects to HDMI and can be made to display just about anything. The cooler can handle thermal loads of up to 320 W. The VX-360 is a variation of this cooler, the curved display makes way for a flat, rectangular one that can be oriented in landscape or portrait modes. Both these coolers feature 360 × 120 mm compound fans with three 120 mm subunits. The FT-360 is a more basic cooler, with a square, lower-resolution color display, and individual 120 mm RGB fans.