For SAMA, Computex 2026 is all about new hardware innovations for demanding PC builds. The manufacturer is using the technology trade fair in Taipei to present its next generation of cases, cooling solutions and power supply units. The focus is on eye-catching design concepts, powerful cooling technologies and modern standards such as ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1. With several prototypes and new components, SAMA is showing where the DIY PC market could be heading in the coming months.
New V80 and V70 case prototypes with innovative design concepts
Q80 and Q40 AIO coolers with integrated displays and extended customization options
New power supply units with ATX 3.1, PCIe 5.1 and up to 80 Plus Titanium
Presentation from June 2 to 5, 2026 at Computex in Taipei
SAMA Computex 2026 showcases futuristic case concepts for modern high-end builds
SAMA is focusing on two new case prototypes at Computex 2026, which clearly show that functionality and design are increasingly merging.
The new SAMA V80 features a double-curved tempered glass front that gives the case a particularly striking look. The floating design with integrated ambient lighting visually sets the tower apart from classic mid-tower concepts. At the same time, SAMA has integrated a 60-watt quick-charging port directly into the housing – a feature that provides practical added value, particularly in everyday use.
Of particular technical interest is the specially developed airflow channel, which is designed to optimize the cooling of powerful graphics cards. In view of the constantly increasing waste heat of modern high-end GPUs, this approach seems plausible and up-to-date.
The V70, on the other hand, follows a somewhat more restrained concept. The front-mounted power supply design leaves the central hardware components unobstructed. This arrangement should suit show builds and RGB-oriented setups in particular. The concept is complemented by soft lines and a deliberately less angular case design.
With these prototypes, SAMA is clearly demonstrating that modern PC cases such as the V62 Panorama case are no longer just functional shells, but are increasingly being perceived as design objects for gaming and creator setups.
New cooling technology and power supplies expand the SAMA Computex 2026 portfolio
SAMA Computex 2026 will also present exciting developments in the field of cooling. The Q80 AIO liquid cooler in particular stands out with its unusual dual-display concept. The system offers interchangeable 4- and 6-inch IPS screens that can be used flexibly.
While one display visualizes important system data directly on the pump head, the second display can be used as a separate desktop monitor. This concept combines monitoring, individualization and functionality in an innovative way.
The Q40 goes one step further and uses a motorized, rotating outer ring. This gives the pump block a real three-dimensional effect. The system is complemented by an integrated LCD that supports user-defined images and animations. Three pre-installed 28 mm high-performance fans with Infinity Mirror ARGB lighting round off the overall package.
In the power supply sector, SAMA is expanding its product range with several new models, including the P1650, P1350, P1200, P1000, G1000 and G850. All models support Intel ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1, have fully modular cables and rely on quiet 140 mm FDB fans.
With efficiency certifications up to 80 Plus Titanium, SAMA addresses both enthusiasts and ambitious mainstream users who are looking for future-proofing and high energy efficiency.
The hardware presented at Computex 2026 underlines SAMA’s ambitions in the premium segment. Specific prices and market launches have not yet been announced. However, the products presented show that SAMA intends to further expand its position in the international DIY hardware market and is increasingly targeting demanding users with a focus on performance, design and customization.
