Geometric Future is gearing up for a pretty big showing at COMPUTEX 2025 as they’re going to be at Hall 2, Booth Q1210 from May 20th to 23rd, and they’re bringing some pretty slick new gear with them.
The first highlight of the show is the high-end Model 9 made out of full aluminum, and features this super sleek curved smoked glass panel. What’s cool is the way it handles airflow as they’ve split the cooling zones for the CPU and GPU so heat doesn’t build up, and it supports up to 9x 140mm fans. On top of that, there’s a motorized retractable power button that only activates when you’re near it – kind of sci-fi and “alien techie”.
Then there’s the Model 3, which is basically a compact take on their Model 5. It’s smaller, but still powerful as it supports M-ATX boards, 435mm GPUs, and a 360mm radiator. If anything special, it’s gotta be the PSU placement – it’s up front instead of in the back, which helps save space and keeps things neat. It also comes with an anti-sag bracket for your GPU and room for 8x 120mm fans. So even though it’s small, it doesn’t skimp on performance or airflow.
They’re also unveiling two new AIO coolers: the Eskimo Plus 420 and the Eskimo Ultra 420. Both use this new set of fans called the ‘Squama 2503-14030’, designed to snap together and reduce cable mess. Aesthetically, the Plus version has RGB around the CPU block, while the Ultra steps it up with a customizable 2.73″ display where you can throw on GIFs, PNGs, even MP4s, so it’s a neat mix of function and flair.
Speaking of those fans, the Squama 2503-14030 is a beast in its own right. It’s a 140mm fan that can push 105CFM with high static pressure and low noise. The frame has this particle design to reduce turbulence, and they’ve built in dual RGB rings that sync with your motherboard. Oh, and because the fans can interlock, you get much cleaner builds with less wiring mess.
Lastly, they’re launching a new PSU line called the Dual-Color PSU Series. These come in 14cm and 12cm sizes and are fully modular with 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency, and they’re meant to pair perfectly with their Model 3 thanks to the themed design. Internally, it’s all high-quality Japanese capacitors, and with an MTBF of 100,000 hours, it’s clearly made to last.
