https://www.techpowerup.com/330871/xyz-debuts-with-pc-chassis-power-supplies-and-cooling-solutions-at-ces-2025 CES 2025 marked the worldwide debut of XYZ brand, a company that is not really a newcomer to the field. Actually, it was founded in 2007 by engineers and hardware experts, and in 2021 they conceived the XYZ brand with a focus on "enhancing the PC user experience to exceptional levels." The TechPowerUp team made their way towards XYZ's booth at CES where a plethora of products were on display. From PC chassis series like Atom, Quantum, Tesseract, Airwave, Trifecta, Aurorax, Airone, and Qubex, to the Thermax air coolers family, AIOs like Aquapulse, Hydrotemp and Hydraview, Vortex and Pulsar fans, to power supply units like the Phantom and Hypervolt series.
We will go over each of them in a few moments (words), but what we would like to mention straightforward is that XYZ brand arrived with a very distinct and clear lineup of products, featuring a minimalist approach that relies on white and black tones with some dashes of color from RGB lighting, doubled by straight lines and sharp edges and corners. XYZ's lineup looks unified, which makes us believe that the company has a clear vision about how they want to present themselves.
XYZ PC Chassis Series
Quantum and Quantum Pro: are XYZ's flagship PC chassis and the only ones they do (so far) with a curved glass panel. Both feature A-RGB VORTEX cooling and BTF support. The Pro model features XYZ's most advanced display powered by XYZ Nexus software.
Tesseract and Tesseract X cases features a dual-chamber cubic design with glass panels, A-RGB, BTF support, and integrated VORTEX or PULSAR fans.
Trifecta is an ATX case with panoramic glass panels, 2x integrated A-RGB VORTEX fans, support for up to 360 mm radiators, BTF and reversible PCI-E.
Qubex case series as the name suggests sports a "cubic layout" with dual chamber design, 4x ARGB Pulsar fans, BTF, and even if it looks small it can accommodate an ATX motherboard, up to 360 mm radiator and GPU up to 400 mm length.
Airwave and Airwave X feature a front mesh panel to aid with airflow and a glass side panel for a more pleasant look, both cases integrating 4x ARGB Pulsar fans. XYZ Airwave supports E-ATX motherboards, while the Airwave X can accommodate ATX motherboards.
XYZ Airone case is a more budget-friendly ATX option however it sports a large tempered glass side panel and no less than 6x integrated ARGB fans. It can accommodate 240 mm radiators and GPU up to 320 mm.
Atom is a minimalist case oriented toward those who seek a micro-ATX-based build, while the Aurorax would accept E-ATX motherboards and sports large front and side glass panels with a mesh top panel.
XYZ Cooling solutions
XYZ offers Aquapulse Fusion, Hydrotemp, and Hydroview AIO liquid cooling solutions, each available in white and black editions with ARGB fans. Hydroview sports a 3.5-inch fully customizable display via XYZ Nexus software.
Vortex and Pulsar fan series feature ARGB lighting and come in white and black variants, both series being available in normal and reversed modes. The Vortex uses FDB bearings while Pulsar uses rifle bearings.
Hypervolt series are fully modular power supply units with wattages ranging from 650 W up to 1000 W (Hypervolt Gold), the Phantom PSU being a more mainstream option with only two power options, 600 W and 700 W. Have we told you that XYZ loves black and white? Well, XYZ PSU came in white or black editions, all with ARGB fans included and 80 Plus Bronze or Gold certification.
Some very good PC accessories.
