Geometric Future is debuting two new ultra-tower cases at Computex 2026: the Model 9 flagship and prototypes for Model 7 and Model 7 Extreme. The Model 9, the brand's aluminium flagship case, measures 750 × 300 × 608 mm (29.5 × 11.8 × 23.9 in) and pairs a curved smoked-glass panel with a triple-chamber layout built for ten 140 mm fans and a 420 mm top AIO. The Model 7 prototype debuts a floating triple-chamber design, with support for E-ATX motherboards, 470 mm GPUs, and up to twelve fan mounts. Both will be on display June 2 to June 5 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 2, 1F, Booth Q1115.

The Model 9 is Geometric Future's flagship ultra-tower, built around a precision aluminium frame wrapped in a large curved tempered-glass side panel finished in a smoked tint. The brand's signature circular-square logo is integrated into the glass surface. An angled partition separates the CPU and GPU thermal zones, reducing heat recirculation. The main chamber supports up to ten 140 mm fans across the top, rear, bottom, and side mounts. The top compartment hosts a dedicated 420 mm AIO with its own airflow path, cool air drawn from the rear intake, and exhausted through the top, isolated from the main chamber.

A motorized retractable power button rounds out the design. It extends from the chassis when activated, eliminating accidental presses. Front I/O is enthusiast-grade: four USB 3.0 ports, four USB Type-C at 20 Gbps, and CTIA HD audio.

Prototypes: Model 7 and Model 7 Extreme
The Model 7 prototypes have a floating design with a triple-chamber layout that gives the CPU, GPU, and power supply separate thermal zones. Frame construction uses 1.5 mm SPCC steel at the front and rear, 0.8-1 mm steel in the main body, and 4 mm tempered-glass panels. External dimensions: 480 × 242 × 660 mm (18.9 × 9.5 × 26 in).
The cases support up to 12 fans, including 3× in the top independent chamber, 3× at the top of the main chamber, 2× on the right side of the motherboard tray, 1× at the rear, and 3× at the bottom, with radiator support for up to 420 mm liquid coolers at the top. The independent top compartment is fully isolated from the main chamber, giving the AIO its own airflow path.

Build support spans E-ATX (up to 12 × 11 in) down to Mini-ITX, with GPUs up to 470 mm long via a horizontal seven-slot PCI-E mount, CPU coolers up to 180 mm tall, and ATX PSUs up to 220 mm. The case accommodates five 3.5/2.5-inch drives and includes a GPU bracket. Front I/O includes two USB 3.0 ports, two USB Type-C ports at 20 Gbps, CTIA HD audio, and power and reset buttons.

A separate top display compartment, sealed behind a fully transparent dustproof glass panel, accommodates collectible figures or display pieces up to 90 mm (3.5 in) tall, a feature aimed at builders who treat the chassis as part of the room's aesthetic.

Other Prototypes and Products on Display
The soon-to-be launched Model 3 compact microATX case and Model 0 Mini-ITX folding case, alongside the larger Model 0 microATX prototype. Geometric Future will also showcase the PSU Alpha Platinum and Beta Gold series, the Eskimo Pro 42, Eskimo Plus 36, and new Eskimo Ultra 42/Ultra 42 Sight prototype AIOs, as well as the latest Squama Ultimate and Squama 3005 performance fans. Visitors will also be introduced to Doll O, Geometric Future's new mascot.

Visitors can see the Model 9, Model 7, and Geometric Future's latest hardware lineup at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 2, 1F, Booth Q1115, from June 2 to June 5, 2026.