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Formula V Line Air Power G10 Launches with Targeted Airflow System

The Air Power G10 revolutionizes PC cooling with independently adjustable front fans, allowing targeted airflow exactly where you need it. Its high modularity and substantial specs guarantee optimized performance for any build. Discover how this versatile case redefines custom cooling!

Formula V Line Air Power G10 Launches with Targeted Airflow System
Various computer hardware components, including a monitor and an open chassis, are shown on a desk.

Formula V Line debuted the Air Power G10, a mid-tower PC case that has generated interest for its unusual approach to airflow management. The chassis is now available for purchase in the United States through Newegg, marking the company’s entry into the U.S. PC hardware market.

The case is positioned as an affordable option, starting at $89.99, with premium finishes priced at $99.99.

Its headline feature centers on the front intake fans. The Air Power G10 includes three such fans, each mounted on an independent bracket. These brackets allow the user to set the fan angle, choosing between a flat 0-degree position or a 10-degree tilt. This design permits builders to aim airflow specifically at components like the graphics card or the CPU socket area.

Standard intake fans often blow air straight across a chassis, sometimes missing critical cooling areas. The independently adjustable front fans directly address this common cooling challenge. Each fan assembly can also be removed separately, providing practical modularity for cleaning and maintenance.

Modularity runs through the case’s design beyond the front intakes. The power supply unit and the lower fan bracket can swap positions between the front and rear. This reconfigurability allows builders to adjust the bottom layout to fit specific hardware and cooling needs. The lower fan bracket itself is also removable for easier installation.

In terms of raw specification, the Air Power G10 supports substantial cooling configurations. It accommodates up to 11 total 120mm fan positions. Furthermore, the case supports top-mounted radiators up to 360mm, making it suitable for liquid cooling systems.

Compatibility is also high: the ATX mid-tower form factor balances size and expandability, and the case provides clearance for graphics cards up to 420mm in length. Out of the box, the G10 ships with four 120mm PA2 120 PWM/ARGB fans: three for the front intake and one for rear exhaust.

The case is offered in six finishes. The Black, Black Rose Gold, and Black Wood options are priced at $89.99. The White, Black Titanium Silver, and Black Dark Blue versions are listed at $99.99.