Formula V Line has brought a sizable hardware lineup to Computex 2026, but one product in particular is drawing attention on the show floor. The new Formula V Line Air Power G10 mid-tower chassis introduces an unusual approach to case cooling by giving builders direct control over the direction of front intake airflow.
Most PC cases rely on fixed front fans that push air straight into the system. The Air Power G10 takes a different route. Its three front intake fans are mounted on independent tilting brackets, allowing users to angle airflow toward specific components such as the graphics card, CPU cooler, or other hotspots inside the case. It’s a simple idea, but one that could offer enthusiasts more flexibility when tuning temperatures in high-performance systems.
The adjustable fan setup is paired with individual nylon dust filters for each intake position. Rather than removing an entire front panel for maintenance, users can detach and clean filters individually. The fan brackets themselves are also designed for quick removal, making fan swaps and upgrades easier than on many traditional chassis designs.
Formula V Line has also incorporated several builder-friendly features elsewhere in the case. A removable top panel simplifies radiator installation, while an interchangeable lower chamber module can be repositioned to alter airflow patterns and internal layout depending on the hardware being installed.
The Air Power G10 is leading a broader Computex showcase that includes 22 new products across multiple categories. Alongside new chassis designs, Formula V Line is displaying upcoming cooling fans, air coolers, power supplies, and gaming chairs. Among the products on display are new showcase-style cases featuring panoramic glass designs and a cooling fan series that incorporates integrated display technology.
While many of the new products remain under wraps pending final specifications and launch details, the company is clearly using Computex 2026 as a platform to expand its visibility outside Asia. Formula V Line says North American retail availability is expected to begin through Newegg and its distribution partners in September 2026, while its European expansion efforts continue to grow.
The Taiwanese hardware manufacturer is still a relatively new name compared to established PC case brands, but it has started to attract attention among enthusiasts. Previous models from its Crystal series have received favorable coverage from hardware reviewers, including recognition for the Crystal U9 PA.
Visitors attending Computex 2026 can see the Air Power G10 and the rest of the Formula V Line’s upcoming hardware lineup at the company’s Hall 1 booth throughout the event, until June 5, 2026.
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