At Computex, Leo had to stop by the Silverstone booth to see the new FLP02 ‘retro' PC case, as well as the absolutely massive Atla T2 chassis. We break it all down in our latest video, including a look at powerful new AIO liquid coolers and PSUs.

Timestamps:

• 00:10 Alta T2 / T1
• 01:34 FLP02
• 02:31 Crown 04
• 02:53 Brackets and AIO’s
• 04:24 Power Supplies
• 06:32 Ai Servers

At Computex this week, Silverstone is showing off the new Atla T2. The T1 has been out for a few years now but the T2 is now coming in to replace it. The new Atla T2 is a vast enclosure that supports up to three 420mm liquid cooling radiators simultaneously, making it a great starting point for someone looking to build a massive liquid cooling loop for silent PC operation, even under high loads.

Those of you who grew up building PCs in the 90s and early 2000s will appreciate the new FLP02 chassis from Silverstone. This is a retro case, right down to the beige colour scheme – it even has disc drive bays, which is something I haven't seen on a PC case in at least a decade. If you are looking for something a bit smaller, then the Crown 04 strikes us as a HTPC-friendly case, perfect for a small home theater setup.

Silverstone is looking to make its mark in the cooling market with its new XE360PDD AIO cooler, designed for server processors and with the capacity to handle up to a 500W TDP. Silverstone also has a host of power supplies in its line-up, particularly highlighting the Small Form Factor market with a range of SFX-sized units, as well as larger ATX models.

KitGuru Says: Would you like to put together a dream machine in the Silverstone Atla T2?