At COMPUTEX 2025, where some brands expand their legacy and others launch fresh ideas, darkFlash brought both. Known for injecting creativity into the often utilitarian world of PC hardware, darkFlash returned with a showcase that was equal parts innovation, whimsy, and practical performance.
This year’s theme—“Space Exploration”—was more than aesthetic. It signaled a shift toward modularity, customization, and bold design choices that mirror the limitless potential of today’s gaming and creator ecosystems.
Explore Series: Cooling That’s Functional and Futuristic
Cooling was one of darkFlash’s key highlights this year, with the debut of the Explore Series, a line of liquid and air coolers drawing direct inspiration from aerospace modules.
Liquid Cooling:
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Modular magnetic display system
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Customizable with real-time system stats, logos, or GIFs
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Clean cable management, low-profile radiator design
This is cooling that speaks not just to thermals—but to identity. Being able to embed brand logos or animated art directly into the cooler adds a level of personalization previously reserved for software overlays.
Air Cooling:
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Dot-matrix LED on top plate for live CPU temps
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Structured airflow design with high static pressure fans
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Industrial yet minimalist visual language
With these additions, darkFlash isn’t just cooling CPUs—it’s integrating the cooler as a visible, interactive component in the overall PC aesthetic.
Sanrio x darkFlash: MOTI Mini for Character-Filled Rigs
In a surprise that stole more than a few hearts, darkFlash unveiled its Sanrio collaboration—the MOTI Mini Series.
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Hello Kitty, My Melody, Kuromi-themed mini cases
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Space-efficient layout with discrete cable routing
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Side panel visibility, front airflow mesh, top-mounted I/O
This isn’t just novelty. It’s evidence that darkFlash understands form factor design just as well as fan engagement. For fans of character hardware or compact builds, the MOTI Mini is one of the most charming case drops in recent memory.
Powering the Future: PMT & EMT Series PSUs
darkFlash is also expanding vertically—into power delivery. Their PMT and EMT series mark a significant move toward full-system ecosystem control.
PMT Series
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ATX 3.1 + PCIe 5.1 compliant, up to 1250W
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Modular, ultra-silent operation
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10-year warranty, industrial-grade capacitors
EMT Series
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Visually distinctive ARGB cable illumination
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Japanese capacitors, improved ripple suppression
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Built for both visual sync and clean current delivery
With these PSUs, darkFlash joins the small circle of brands providing both top-end performance and aesthetic integration across the case, cooling, and power stack.
Peripherals: Gaming with Personality
darkFlash’s push into the peripheral space may surprise some, but they’re not treating it as an afterthought. In fact, they’ve entered with tech specs that punch above their weight class.
DFM 80 Pro Gaming Mouse
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48g ultra-lightweight, PAW3395 optical sensor
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4KHz wireless + 8KHz wired support
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Smooth matte shell, low-latency clicks
EZ68 Magnetic Switch Keyboard
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8000Hz polling rate, Hall effect magnetic switches
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Hot-swappable sockets, sound-dampened internals
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Available in themed colorways to match case lines
PXD98
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98-key mechanical layout
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Dot-matrix LED screen for custom animations or status readouts
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Ideal for setups that blur work and play
Together, these peripherals position darkFlash not just as a case brand—but as a lifestyle tech label tailored for gamers and hybrid creators.
Final Thoughts
While many COMPUTEX booths are built around benchmarks, darkFlash continues to build around expression, usability, and accessibility. The result is a lineup that’s deeply attuned to what the next generation of gamers and creators want: not just performance, but identity—delivered through hardware.
From space-inspired cooling to Sanrio crossovers, and ARGB PSUs to magnetic switch keyboards, darkFlash is proving that creativity and computing performance are not mutually exclusive—they’re better together.
