Chieftec brings a variety of new components for high-performance PCs and workstations to IFA 2026. The main novelty is the large Atlas case, designed for the assembly of powerful workstations with a large number of graphics cards and drives. In addition, the booth also showcases the Vista Max gaming case, three new air coolers, Iceberg Pro LSS and powerful Titan and Duplex power supplies.
The Chieftec Atlas (BA-30B-OP) is manufactured in the E-ATX tower format and is not designed for ordinary gaming computers, but for efficient workstations and server systems. The case has eight expansion slots, allowing you to install up to four graphics cards or dedicated accelerators. An interesting feature of the case is the seat for an additional fan on the rear panel in the expansion slot area – this allows for more efficient removal of hot air from closely mounted accelerators.
You can install radiators up to 420mm in length on the front and top; there’s a standard space at the back opposite the CPU radiator for a 140mm diameter fan. Allow up to 420 mm of space for video cards. The new product supports up to six 2.5-inch SSDs or a combination of one 2.5-inch SSD and five 3.5-inch HDDs.
Therefore, Atlas is suitable for elements with multiple accelerators, large numbers of drives, and powerful processors.
The second new product, Vista Max (GX-30B-OP), is aimed at high-performance PCs more familiar to gamers. The case has an unusual design with two power buttons on the top and front bottom, which makes operating the system more convenient whether the system unit is installed under a desk or on a desk.
The kit includes four 140mm fans with ARGB lighting. For cooling, radiators up to 360mm long can be mounted on the sides and top, and the maximum length of the graphics card is also 420mm. An additional fan can be placed in the graphics card area and positioned at an angle so that it blows directly on the accelerator.
The Chieftec air cooling range has been expanded to three models. The most compact of these is the low-profile cooler CAC-S92PWM-LP5, designed for systems with limited space within the chassis. The larger air-cooled compact tower is designed for compact cases, but tower designs are available.
Rounding out the top three is the CAC-S120PWM-T150, a more powerful tower device with a 120mm fan. It’s designed for modern Intel and AMD platforms with speeds up to 2200 rpm, airflow up to 64.72 CFM, and static pressure of 3.06 mm water. Art.
The Iceberg Pro 360 RGB liquid cooling system also looks interesting. In addition to the standard radiator with three fans, it is equipped with a separate centrifugal fan mounted on the unit cover with pump and water block. It’s responsible for burning everything around the processor, namely the motherboard’s power subsystem, M.2 drives, and RAM. This is especially true for powerful systems, where heating of components surrounding the processor can become an issue.
Radiator fans are designed to be interconnected, eliminating the need for separate cables between adjacent fans. The backlight is in ARGB format.
The Titan model with a power of 1650 W is already available in the Chieftec power supply range. This is an 80 PLUS Titanium certified ATX format power supply that complies with ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standards. For cooling, a 135mm fan with hydrodynamic bearings is used and a flexible cable is included in the package.
Finally, Duplex is an unusual 1000 W power supply that supports 1+1 redundancy. In fact, these are two power supplies in a standard ATX case, and can be hot-swapped if needed.
This option is primarily designed for professional and high-performance systems where the failure of one power supply should not cause the computer to stop. This model has received 80 PLUS Gold certification and is designed to operate on 100–240 V networks.
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