Formula V-Line arrived at Computex 2026 with a very clear message: ordinary PC cases are boring, and the company would rather make airflow itself part of the show. The lineup includes the Air Power G10 tower case with adjustable front fans, the Crystal Z3 and Crystal U7 panoramic cases, the Ice Jet Vision 360 liquid cooler with a display, Air Bridge VT Vision modular fans with side-mounted screens, and new PV Elite and FV Elite power supplies built on CWT hardware.
If you are looking for the headline product, it is the Formula V-Line Air Power G10. The mid-tower case uses three front-mounted 120 mm fans that can be angled in two positions, letting users direct airflow toward the graphics card, the CPU zone, or the gap between them.
Formula V-Line Air Power G10 specifications and price
The Air Power G10 is a mid-tower case with a modular lower chamber, so the power supply and fan bracket can be swapped depending on the build. Formula V-Line also lists front, top, and bottom dust filters, tool-free panel access, a removable lower fan bracket, a GPU support brace, one 3.5-inch drive mount, and two 2.5-inch SSD positions.
- Motherboards: ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
- Graphics cards: up to 420 mm
- CPU coolers: up to 182 mm
- Power supplies: ATX up to 160 mm
- Radiator support: up to 360 mm on top
- Fan support: up to eleven 120 mm fans
- Price: about $150
That puts it squarely in the increasingly crowded showpiece-with-real-hardware-support segment, where Lian Li, HYTE, and similar brands have been pushing glass-heavy cases with stronger cable management and easier layouts. Formula V-Line is clearly chasing the same buyer: someone who wants thermals, but also wants the build to look engineered rather than assembled.
Crystal Z3 and Crystal U7 panoramic cases
The Crystal series takes a more familiar route: big glass panels, an open view of the components, and support for large parts. The Crystal U7 sits higher in the range, with support for ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX boards, graphics cards up to 420 mm, CPU coolers up to 170 mm, and top radiators up to 360 mm.
The Crystal Z3 is the cheaper option, and it trims the envelope a bit. It still supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, but graphics cards are limited to 395 mm and CPU coolers to 165 mm. On top, users can fit three 120 or 140 mm fans or a 360 mm radiator, with room for a 240 mm radiator on the side, a 120 mm fan or radiator at the rear, and two fans at the bottom.
- Crystal U7: front-panel USB-C, two USB 3.0 ports, audio jack
- Crystal Z3: estimated show price of $80
- Crystal U7: positioned as the higher-end panoramic model
Air Bridge VT Vision fans and PV Elite power supplies
Air Bridge VT Vision is the oddest of the lot in the best possible way. These are modular fans connected by Block Link, where the connector sits in the side junction between two fans, and each unit carries a 3.38-inch LCD on the side. Formula V-Line says the displays can show system stats, custom images, and animations, which is exactly the sort of feature PC modders will either love or mock before ordering a set anyway.
The power-supply lineup is more conservative, which is usually what you want from a part that can ruin your day if it gets too creative. PV Elite includes the PV 750GM Elite, PV 850GM Elite, and PV 1000GM Elite, all fully modular, ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 compliant, with LLC + DC-DC conversion, full protection features, and 80 Plus Gold efficiency. Formula V-Line says these units are based on CWT platforms, a mark of the kind of OEM pedigree buyers often look for when they would rather not gamble on a no-name PSU.
FV Elite adds the FV 1000GM Elite, also rated at 1000 W, but with a larger 150 mm fan. Formula V-Line did not try to dress that one up too much; in this category, reliability is the flex. The interesting question now is whether the angled-fan case becomes a real trend or stays a Computex crowd-pleaser that looks brilliant under booth lighting and ordinary under everyday load.