be quiet! brings new cases, coolers, PSUs, and peripherals to Gamescom 2025
So at Gamescom 2025, be quiet! rolled out a pretty big lineup aimed at gamers, creators, and hardware enthusiasts. The first highlight was the new Light Base 500 series, which takes cues from the older Light Base 900 and 600. These mid-tower cases come with a clever cooling setup – three reversed-blade intake fans on a
So at Gamescom 2025, be quiet! rolled out a pretty big lineup aimed at gamers, creators, and hardware enthusiasts.
The first highlight was the new Light Base 500 series, which takes cues from the older Light Base 900 and 600. These mid-tower cases come with a clever cooling setup – three reversed-blade intake fans on a slide-out fan frame that pushes airflow directly at the GPU, plus a lowered fan bay and a rear exhaust for smoother cooling.
They’re roomy enough for 360mm radiators, ATX boards, and flexible storage, while the Light Base 500 LX adds ARGB fans, a controller, and a hub in either black or white, and the standard Light Base 500 goes without ARGB and only in black.
Then there’s the new cooling gear. The Pure Loop 3 LX AIO packs a 6-pole pump, ARGB lighting with customizable foil covers, and high-speed Light Wings LX fans, while the regular Pure Loop 3 tones it down with quieter Pure Wings 3 PWM fans.
On the peripherals side, they showed off the Dark Perk Ergo and Sym mice, which weigh just 55 grams, rock a 32,000 DPI sensor, optical Omron switches, and can handle polling rates up to 8,000Hz whether wired or wireless.
For power and input, be quiet! also revealed the Pure Power 13 M PSU series – fully modular, ATX 3.1 ready, with native PCIe 5.1 support and both 80 PLUS Gold and Cybenetics Gold certifications, plus a 10-year warranty.
To round things out, there are two new mechanical keyboards: the Dark Mount and Light Mount. Both feature silent switches, three layers of dampening, aluminum tops, and per-key RGB with IO Center customization. The Dark Mount comes with a modular Media Dock, while the Light Mount opts for a built-in Media Wheel.
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The first highlight was the new Light Base 500 series, which takes cues from the older Light Base 900 and 600. These mid-tower cases come with a clever cooling setup – three reversed-blade intake fans on a slide-out fan frame that pushes airflow directly at the GPU, plus a lowered fan bay and a rear exhaust for smoother cooling.
They’re roomy enough for 360mm radiators, ATX boards, and flexible storage, while the Light Base 500 LX adds ARGB fans, a controller, and a hub in either black or white, and the standard Light Base 500 goes without ARGB and only in black.
Then there’s the new cooling gear. The Pure Loop 3 LX AIO packs a 6-pole pump, ARGB lighting with customizable foil covers, and high-speed Light Wings LX fans, while the regular Pure Loop 3 tones it down with quieter Pure Wings 3 PWM fans.
On the peripherals side, they showed off the Dark Perk Ergo and Sym mice, which weigh just 55 grams, rock a 32,000 DPI sensor, optical Omron switches, and can handle polling rates up to 8,000Hz whether wired or wireless.
For power and input, be quiet! also revealed the Pure Power 13 M PSU series – fully modular, ATX 3.1 ready, with native PCIe 5.1 support and both 80 PLUS Gold and Cybenetics Gold certifications, plus a 10-year warranty.
To round things out, there are two new mechanical keyboards: the Dark Mount and Light Mount. Both feature silent switches, three layers of dampening, aluminum tops, and per-key RGB with IO Center customization. The Dark Mount comes with a modular Media Dock, while the Light Mount opts for a built-in Media Wheel. 
