CyberPowerPC becomes the king of budget PC cases at CES 2026
CyberPowerPC may have our favourite PC cases of CES 2026
We’ve already discussed CyberPowerPC’s stunning MA-01 PC case, but that wasn’t the only thing the company had to show us. CyberPowerPC has other products in the pipeline, and we think they have positioned the company for a very successful 2026.
CyberPowerPC is a System Integrator (SI). For the most part, they build custom PCs for a living. However, they now want to branch out into the PC case market. Not only do they want to make their own cases, but they also want to sell them into the DIY market. That’s why CyberPowerPC invited us into their booth at CES 2026.
(OC3D’s CES 2026 Booth Visit with CyberPowerPC)
Meet the Prism View 360T Silver
With glass around three sides, five included 120mm fans, and a stunning aesthetic, we were shocked when CyberPowerPC told us the price of its Prism View 360T. They plan to sell this case for $100. That’s a great price for a PC case with that many fans and this much glass. Beyond that, the four bottom-mounted PC fans are reverse-bladed, with the bottom three using an ultra-clean single-frame design.
CyberPower PC’s case designers clearly thought about the little things. With most modern PC cases, large tempered glass windows are common. With this in mind, CyberPowerPC’s designers had a simple thought. If most PC cases have the same outsides, we must make sure that the inside of our cases is perfect. That’s why the tops of the bottom fans are level with the surrounding case, and why all cables can be easily hidden.
The PRISM View 360T Silver is designed to be used with BTF-style (back-connect) motherboard, though it also supports standard PC hardware. It is also intended to be used with a 360mm top-mounted liquid cooling solution. This gives the PC a chimney-style airflow pattern, with heat rising out of the case. A simple, but effective, design.
Phanteks Exo 626s – Co-designed and exclusive to CyberPowerPC
And now we have something very special, the Phanteks Exo 626. This is an incredibly unusual PC case design, delivering a unique futuristic aesthetic. If you’ve been a PC builder for a long time, you may be getting some Thermaltake Level 10 vibes, though this is something entirely different.
The Exo 626 has what are effectively separate chambers for a PSU, motherboard, graphics card, and a 360mm CPU liquid-cooling solution. The GPU section can accommodate the largest currently available graphics cards, and the case is targeting a $100 price. That said, the case could end up selling for more than that.
The GPU chamber in this case has no fans, but it draws in cool air directly from outside the chassis. That means any GPU with decent fans will stay cool inside this chamber.
Note that this case includes a fan behind its motherboard tray to provide additional motherboard cooling, keeping VRAM temperatures in check.
The 360mm liquid cooler used in this PC is effectively mounted externally. Air taken into the cooler comes from outside the case, and the air exhausts outside the case. This should allow CPUs to run cooler and prevent CPU heat from entering other areas of the enclosure.
Honestly, this PC case looks stunning for its price. It looks like a case that’s much more expensive than Phanteks’ target price. That said, this case’s aesthetic won’t be for everyone.
PRISM Flow V360
Finally, we have the CyberPowerPC PRISM Flow V360, a new case that aims to maximise airflow by supporting up to 11 fans. Sadly, we were not given any pricing or availability information for this case.
CyberPowerPC is entering the PC case market, and its attention to detail and strong pricing position it for success in 2026. Honestly, I think some competing brands will be forced to rethink their prices once they see what CyberPowerPC is offering. That’s good news for PC gamers and the PC market more generally. More competition is a good thing, especially when that new competition delivers such solid-looking products.
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