Taiwanese PC hardware maker FSP announces the CMT340-- a gaming PC case the company claims is the smallest mid-tower chassis around, complete with four addressable RGB fans and two "galaxy dark" tempered glass panels.

Technically a more compact version of the previous CMT510 ATX mid-tower, the CMT340 promises improvements through a black-coated SPCC steel frame and support for radiators up to 360mm in size for liquid cooling, as well as air cooling fans. The included RGB fants are fully addressable, and compatible with Asus Aura Sync and MSI Mystic Light Sync.

PC accessory maker Akasa presents an aftermarket chassis for the Intel 8th gen Bean Canyon NUC systems-- the Turing chassis, a means to turn the ultra-compact form factor (UCFF) PC into a fanless system.

The Turing features a striking Art Deco design the company says is designed to work in both horizontal and vertical orientations. It features a large CPU heat exchanger with multiple heat pipes transfering heat from the processor to massive radiators. In total the chassis has 2 radiators on each side, plus one above the CPU.

German PC specialist be quiet! announces a limited edition of the Dark Base 700 PC case-- the White Edition, with a brilliant white finish (obviously) complete with a clear tempered glass side window and exterior RGB LEDs.

A feature video explains how the Dark Base 700 is "one of the most popular PC cases" from be quiet!, and the White Edition is a "little thank you to our most loyal fans." Thus the White Edition is limited to 3000 units worldwide, and each package includes an individually numbered aluminium badge for customers wanting to show off their devotion to the company.

The Asus TUF Gaming range now includes graphics cards-- specifically the TUF-RTX2060-6G-Gaming (aka the Asus TUF GeForce RTX 2060 6GB GDDR6) or the TUF-RTX2060-O6G-Gaming (aka Asus TUF GeForce RTX 20606GB GDDR6 OC Edition).

As the name might suggest, TUF products are designed with durability in mind. As such, they lack the usual RGB lighting in favour of more militaristic stylings, as well as actual toughs in the shape of IP5X-rated dust resistance and a "solid backplate." Asus the cards go through 144 hour validation program to ensure compatibility with the latest games, while "precision automated manufacturing" promises "a more reliable product."