Chieftec unveiled a new wave of PC hardware at IFA 2026, spanning high output power supplies, compact cooling, and workstation enclosures. The headliner is the ATLAS BA 30B OP, a massive chassis built to support dual 420 millimeter liquid cooling radiators. Alongside the flagship case, the brand introduced an 80 PLUS Titanium rated 1650W power supply and a redundant desktop unit for high uptime workstations.
The ATLAS BA 30B OP focuses directly on workstation builders who need extreme thermal clearance. It supports large E ATX motherboards and graphics cards up to 450 millimeters in length. Inside the frame, you get 8 expansion slots, space for a 178 millimeter CPU cooler, and room for a 180 millimeter power supply. For airflow, the chassis includes 4 preinstalled 140 millimeter PWM fans and can fit dual 420 millimeter radiators across the top and front panels. Storage capacity covers 5 drive bays for 3.5 inch or 2.5 inch drives, plus 1 dedicated 2.5 inch tray. An integrated PCIe bracket lets builders install an extra 120 millimeter fan right next to the graphics card.
For heavy electrical loads, Chieftec introduced the TTP 1650FC power supply. The unit carries an 80 PLUS Titanium efficiency certification and uses a full bridge LLC circuit design with fully modular embossed cables. It complies with ATX12V 3.1 and PCIe CEM 5.1 standards, delivering power through 2 dedicated 12V 2x6 power connectors for modern graphics cards. A 135 millimeter FDB bearing fan manages internal thermals during sustained operation.
Chieftec also showcased the Duplex 1000W, a redundant 80 PLUS Gold ATX power supply. This unit is built for systems that require continuous uptime without sudden power loss. The dual module design allows 1 power module to keep running if the other module fails, making it suitable for compact servers and always on workstations.
Air cooling also received an addition with the CAC S120PWM T150 CPU cooler. This single tower cooler stands at 148 millimeters tall, making it fit comfortably inside compact computer enclosures. It uses 5 copper heat pipes running through aluminum fins, paired with 1 single 120 millimeter PWM fan for active heat dissipation.
