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Computex 2018: KitGuru shows you around Aerocool’s private suite

On the eve of Computex, our team over in Taiwan managed to sneak in a visit to Aerocool's giant suite at the W Hotel. Here, they got a look at a range of current and upcoming products, including RGB power supplies, new cases, RGB fans and some peripherals.

While there are a range of new products showcased in the video – including Aerocool's peripheral line up, as well as some funky electric up/down desks – the theme seemed to be bringing RGB ‘bling' at a lower price point. This is encapsulated by the new Glo case, which is expected to retail for just £60, but retains two funky RGB LED strips down either side of the front panel.

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RGB seems to be a bit focus for Aerocool, but we also saw a new range of budget-oriented power supplies – the Bravo and Whiskey models – which have 80+ Bronze and 80+ White efficiency ratings, respectively. These seem to be basic, no-frills models which should appeal to the PC builder on a tight budget.

For a full overview of Aerocool's new products, be sure to check out the video at the top of the page.

KitGuru says: there was plenty of RGB action going on in the Aerocool suite – has anything in particular caught your eye?

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