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Geometric Future Model 3 specs: A compact case built for serious cooling
Can a compact PC case support a large graphics card and a 360 mm liquid cooler without turning the build into a clearance puzzle? Geometric Future is targeting that balance with the new Model 3, Eskimo Plus 36 all-in-one (AIO) cooler, and Squama 3003-12 fan family.
The trio was announced on August 14, 2026, in Taipei, Taiwan. The Model 3 is a 27-liter micro-ATX case, while the Eskimo Plus 36 and Squama fans provide a matching cooling platform for builders who want a coordinated system rather than a collection of unrelated parts.
Quick Summary
- The 27-liter Model 3 supports graphics cards up to 435 mm and 360 mm radiators at the top or bottom.
- The fan-equipped case includes one standard Squama 3003-12 and four reverse-blade 3003R-12 fans.
- Announced pricing starts at $109.90 USD (~$151 CAD, estimated) for the fanless case and $79.90 USD (~$109 CAD, estimated) for the Eskimo Plus 36.
Model 3 specifications focus on compact compatibility
The Model 3 measures 440 x 235 x 400 mm and supports micro-ATX motherboards, a smaller mainstream desktop format, as well as mini-ITX boards. Its 27-liter internal volume is arranged around a front-mounted power supply area, keeping the power supply outside the main airflow path.
Despite its compact size, the case accepts graphics cards up to 435 mm long and includes an integrated support bracket to help prevent card sag. CPU coolers can reach 175 mm in height, while standard ATX power supplies must be shorter than 160 mm.
Storage options are modest but practical: builders can install one 3.5-inch hard drive and one 2.5-inch solid-state drive, or two 2.5-inch drives. The case also provides five expansion slots, dual tempered-glass panels, and front connectivity with two USB 3.0 ports, one 20 Gbps USB Type-C port, power and reset buttons, and headphone audio.
For PC Builders
The Model 3 is not limited to small graphics cards. Its 435 mm clearance gives builders considerably more room when selecting a modern gaming GPU, although the power supply length and radiator placement still need to be checked together.
Cooling support is the main attraction
The case supports up to eight 120 mm fans: three at the top, one 120 or 140 mm fan at the rear, one at the right front, and three at the bottom. The bottom position can also accept two 140 mm fans instead of three 120 mm models.
Radiator support is available at both the top and bottom, with room for a 360 mm unit in either location. That is the important part of the design for builders who want high-end liquid cooling without moving to a much larger mid-tower case.
The optional fan-equipped version does not use five identical fans. Instead, it combines one standard Squama 3003-12 with four Squama 3003R-12 reverse-blade fans. Reverse-blade fans are designed to provide intake airflow while showing the cleaner side of the fan through a glass panel, but their rated airflow and pressure are slightly lower than the standard model.
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Eskimo Plus 36 brings a thicker fan design
The Eskimo Plus 36 refreshes the earlier Eskimo Pro 36 platform with three pre-installed Squama 3003-12 fans. The aluminum radiator measures 397 x 120 x 27 mm, while the pump uses a three-phase, nine-stage design rated for up to 1.5 liters per minute of coolant flow.
The pump is specified at 2,600 RPM with a quoted noise level of 24.3 dBA, a measurement used to describe sound output. It uses a ceramic bearing and draws 5.1 W without the fans. The CPU contact area is a 55.8 x 55.8 mm copper plate, and the package includes 450 mm of braided tubing and Geometric Future's GF10 thermal paste.
Compatibility covers current Intel sockets including LGA 1700 and LGA 1851, along with older supported platforms. AMD compatibility includes AM4 and AM5. The pump block also includes diffused ARGB lighting, meaning addressable LEDs that can be synchronized through a compatible motherboard.
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A Quick Explanation
A 30 mm-thick fan is deeper than the common 25 mm design. The extra frame depth is intended to improve airflow direction and static pressure, which is useful when pushing air through a radiator.
Squama 3003-12 specifications at a glance
The Squama 3003-12 is a 120 mm fan with a 30 mm-thick frame and nine blades. Its pulse-width modulation (PWM) range runs from 800 to 2,300 RPM, allowing the motherboard to adjust speed automatically.
- Airflow: up to 84 CFM, or cubic feet per minute
- Static pressure: up to 2.93 mmH₂O, a measure of how strongly the fan can push against resistance
- Maximum noise: 35.8 dBA
- Lighting: double-sided ARGB with a standard 5V 3-pin connection
- Bearing: hydraulic design rated beyond 40,000 hours
- Warranty: two years
The reverse Squama 3003R-12 reaches 2,250 RPM, 76 CFM, 2.3 mmH₂O, and 36.4 dBA. Both versions are available in black or white, with single-fan and three-fan packages.
Worth Noting
The 3003-12 is a 30 mm fan, so builders should verify clearance around the radiator, graphics card, and motherboard heatsinks. The Model 3 supports the combination, but every layout will not offer the same cable-routing space.
Pricing and Canadian availability
Announced MSRP starts at $109.90 USD (~$151 CAD, estimated) for the black/yellow or black/gray fanless Model 3. White and green/black fanless versions are listed at $119.90 USD (~$164 CAD, estimated).
The versions with five installed fans are priced at $149.90 USD (~$205 CAD, estimated) in black/yellow or black/gray, and $159.90 USD (~$219 CAD, estimated) in white or green/black. The Eskimo Plus 36 is listed at $79.90 USD (~$109 CAD, estimated) in either colour.
Squama 3003-12 and 3003R-12 fans are announced at $19.90 USD (~$27 CAD, estimated) for a single pack or $49.90 USD (~$68 CAD, estimated) for a three-pack. The manufacturer has live product pages, and Amazon and Newegg listings were referenced for the launch. Canadian listings at Canada Computers, Memory Express, Newegg.ca, and Amazon.ca were not confirmed at the time of writing, so local stock, shipping, taxes, and final pricing may vary.
CAD figures in this article are estimates calculated at approximately 1.37 USD to CAD. The actual exchange rate and retailer pricing will fluctuate.
For PC Users
The Model 3 looks most suitable for builders who want a compact showcase system without giving up long-GPU support. The fanless version offers more freedom to choose a preferred cooling setup, while the five-fan package is a quicker starting point for a coordinated airflow layout.
Geometric Future's new lineup connects the case, liquid cooler, and fans around the same compact-build idea. The standout combination is the Model 3's 435 mm graphics-card clearance with dual 360 mm radiator support, but builders should still confirm component dimensions before ordering.
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