Thermaltake debuted a number of new retro PC cases and some flashy new PSU hardware at CES 2026, but aside from the limited edition Koralie TR100 case , one of the most striking cases presented on the show floor in Las Vegas has to be the Thermaltake Core PX Infinity WS ARGB. That mouthful of a name has been bestowed upon a new open frame chassis that Thermaltake has been working on. The Core PX Infinity WS ARGB features a double-curved tempered glass side panel, front-mounted wood accents, and dual infinity mirrors, and is designed to be built as a statement piece. It also supports vertical GPU mounting and even has an option to be wall mounted. It also sports a wood panel that covers the PSU to match the aesthetic of the front wood slats.

The Thermaltake Core PX Infinity WS ARGB has integrated addressable RGB lighting in the infinity mirror panels on the top and front panels, and it has decent support for cooling hardware, with up to 420 mm radiators supported in the motherboard-adjacent position. The open air design, means that not much airflow is needed, so that's about where support for cooling hardware ends. The case is also compatible with the Thermaltake 6-inch screen kit, which was also shown off at the CES booth. Pricing and availability for the Core PX Infinity WS ARGB have not yet been announced, but features like the double-curved tempered glass side panel tend to inflate costs dramatically, so expect this to be on the high end. It will be available in both Snow (white) and black color ways. Curiously, the build TechPowerUp's CES team spotted on the show floor had the side panel rotated 90° from the orientation shown in Thermaltake's official CES information packet, with the wood "front panels" being moved to the top to accommodate the change, suggesting that the case can accommodate a number of configurations.