Sama has announced its product showcase for Computex 2026, which takes place next week. At the event, they will preview the upcoming lineup of PC cases, as well as new AIO liquid coolers and power supplies.

The showcase includes two PC case prototypes designed around alternative internal layouts. The Sama V80 features a dual-curved tempered-glass front panel built into a floating chassis design with integrated ambient lighting, a built-in 60W fast-charging port, and an isolated internal airflow duct directed at the graphics card. The Sama V70 relies on a front-mounted power supply to clear up internal viewing angles, shifting away from a traditional box-shaped exterior.

Sama is also expanding its AIO liquid cooling lineup with the Q80. This one has a metal-finish enclosure and a dual-screen configuration with interchangeable 4-inch and 6-inch IPS display panels, letting users separate hardware-monitoring from desktop content. The Sama Q40 uses a motorised rotating outer ring on the pump block to produce three-dimensional physical motion, paired with a central customisable LCD and three pre-installed 28mm-thick cooling fans trimmed with side-facing ARGB infinity mirrors.

As for the PSUs, the lineup has been updated with a series of new models, including the P1650, P1350, P1200, P1000, G1000, and G850. The entire lineup complies with Intel ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standards, and feature a fully modular cable layout.

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SAMA at Computex 2026 is drawing attention with a fresh lineup of PC hardware designed for gamers, creators, and PC enthusiasts. The company will present its latest products at Booth I0118 in Hall 1 of the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center from June 2 to June 5.

Among the biggest highlights is the new V80 case prototype. It features a dual-curved tempered glass front panel with a floating-style design and ambient lighting for a modern gaming setup. The case also includes a built-in 60 W fast charging port and a dedicated airflow duct to help improve GPU cooling during long gaming sessions.

SAMA is also showcasing the V70 case prototype. This model uses a front PSU layout that keeps the system looking clean while maintaining strong airflow performance. The design also gives the case a smoother and more premium appearance compared to traditional box-shaped designs.

For cooling solutions, SAMA introduced the Q80 liquid cooler with a dual-screen setup. The cooler supports interchangeable 4-inch and 6-inch IPS displays placed inside a metal-finish housing. Users can use one display for hardware monitoring and the second as a small desktop screen for custom content.

Another major product at the event is the Q40 AIO cooler. It comes with a motorized rotating outer ring that creates a real 3D motion effect around the pump block. The cooler also includes a built-in LCD screen that supports custom images and animations. SAMA pairs the cooler with three 28 mm thick fans featuring side-facing ARGB infinity mirror lighting.

The company is also expanding its power supply lineup with the P1650, P1350, P1200, P1000, G1000, and G850 models. These PSUs support Intel ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standards and feature fully modular cables for easier cable management. The lineup also uses quiet 140 mm FDB fans and offers efficiency ratings up to 80 Plus Titanium.

With new designs and modern features across multiple product categories, SAMA at Computex 2026 is showing the company’s strong focus on performance, cooling, and premium PC hardware design.

Sama has introduced the S50, a compact ATX case that ships with four pre‑installed 120mm ARGB PWM fans, aiming to deliver strong airflow and lighting straight out of the box.

The S50 uses a front‑mounted PSU compartment to reduce overall footprint while maintaining hardware compatibility. It supports ATX, Micro‑ATX, Mini‑ITX, and back‑connect ATX/Micro‑ATX motherboards, along with graphics cards up to 410mm long, CPU coolers up to 165mm tall, and ATX power supplies up to 180mm long. For expanded cooling, the case accommodates up to 11 fans and a 360mm radiator at the top.

In the table below, you can see the full spec sheet for the case:

Airflow is handled by the four included ARGB PWM fans, controlled through an integrated ARGB/PWM hub supporting up to six fans. Lighting can be managed via the front‑panel LED button or synced with motherboard software. As the case supports six fans in total, there is plenty of room for you to add extra cooling later on if needed.

To simplify building, the S50 features tool‑less quick‑release side, front and top panels. Behind the motherboard tray, you will find 47mm of cable‑management space, multiple tie‑down points and defined routing channels help keep wiring tidy. Storage is supported through a removable bracket that holds up to three 3.5‑inch HDDs or four 2.5‑inch SSDs.

The Sama S50 is available in the US now, in black or white colour options, priced at $110.

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