We take a look at this year’s mods at Computex 2019. It seems modding is still a big part of show, and manufacturers are producing a lot more watercooling-based products. There were so many mods this year, and we just couldn’t fit them all in … but here are some of the highlights. We’ll start off with Asus’s Prime Utopia.
Asus
Now this is something REAL special. It’s called the Prime Utopia project, and it’s a concept design that’s completely modular. It offers an all-in-one liquid cooling solution which you can fully monitor with OLED displays, and comes with interchangeable I/O modules.
ASRock
Colorful
Thermaltake
Adata and Enermax
Inwin
Each one of these open-chassis is UNIQUE (no chassis is the same design), and they’re available in various colors. Price estimates is approximately USD $4K!
Now this chassis is more my thing … it’s the Inwin 309 with a programmable LED front panel that displays the pattern of your design via a software.
Teamgroup
ID-Cooling
G.Skill
They also had several systems built demonstrating their various memory speeds and latencies from 4000MHz to their highest 5200Mhz.
Finally, we have some interesting mods including a Heineken inspired mod (bottom left) that can actually pour beer! There’s a mod with a G.Skill inspired distro-plate which I thought was pretty cool. And lastly, there’s a cube-shaped mod that uses the cold temperature of the LN2 to cool the entire system (bottom right).
Bitfenix
Bitspower
There’s no shortage of mods at the Bitspower booth. Just look at all the variety and creativity of these modders. It’s just amazing with what they can do with PC parts. Check out the Beijing Olympic Nest stadium mod and the Game of Thrones mod.
Antec
Phanteks
EKWB
Video – Computex 2019 Coverage and Highlights
Computex 2019
- Computex 2019 – Day 1: Asus, Adata, ASRock, MSI, Thermaltake and Zotac
- Computex 2019 – Day 2: Cooler Master, Lian-Li, Inno3D, Noctua, Enermax And InWin
- Computex 2019 – Day 3: Bitspower, Bitfenix, GEIL, G-Skill, ID-Cooling, Manli, TeamGroup and Gigabyte
- Computex 2019 – Day 4: Antec, Corsair, EKWB, HyperX, Patriot, Phanteks And EVGA
