![[Finalised] Computex 2011 Round-up: Casing, PSU, Cooler](http://limages.vr-zone.net/index/12471.jpeg)
Computex 2011 Round-up for both day 1 and 2. SILVERSTONE's TJ12, NZXT Pink Case, Noctua's Prototype Cooler and the PCCOOLER's W120 are some of the interesting things we get to see. The various casings, PSUs and coolers are sorted according to the different manufacturers for your convenience.
NZXT ran an April Fool's Day joke where they announced a series of pink cases and peripherals for female gamers and seems like they have really gotten serious this time. The Pink Phantom case will actually go into mass production citing demands from the ladies. Other products NZXT put up for showcase include the Avatar S gaming mouse (1600DPI, 16Kb onboard memory), 120/140mm fluid dynamic bearing fans for enthusiasts, Source 210 Elite and Tempest 410 Elite.
Californian based NZXT, well-known for their quality PC chassis, has released the Sentry Mesh fan controller, targeting overclockers. The all-black controller fits in a 5.25" bay and controls up to five fans via five sliders. The Sentry Mesh is available from selected resellers and distributors at a MSRP of US$24.99 now.
NZXT has announced its FS-200 LED fans, targeting modders. Available in red, green, and blue LED lights, these 200mm fans boast rifled bearings, sleeved cables, a MTBF of 40,000 hours, eleven blades, and operate at speeds between 500 to 900 RPM.
California-based NZXT, well-known for their quality PC chassis, has jumped on the power supply bandwagon with the release of its HALE90 PSU series.
NZXT has announced that they would be launching the PHANTOM chassis on 21 July 2010. The NZXT PHANTOM first appeared at COMPUTEX 2010, where Johnny Hou, Product Manager and Co-Founder of NZXT was present to run though some of the features of the casing.
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NZXT has released the Sentry LXE, an external fan controller aimed at overclockers and hardcore enthusiasts.
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