At COMPUTEX 2025, MSI unveiled its latest series of AI-powered QD-OLED gaming monitors, transforming gaming performance with advanced artificial intelligence. These monitors feature the AI Navigator, which integrates a streamlined AI Menu to effortlessly adjust and optimize MSI's AI settings in one place, delivering peak performance and a seamless, responsive experience. Additionally, MSI's AI Care Sensor enhances gameplay by enabling real-time human detection, dynamically adjusting settings to protect the monitor and boost efficiency. This intelligent system automatically powers down the monitor or activates OLED Care when no user is detected, extending its lifespan while maintaining top-tier performance. Designed for gamers, this new lineup offers immersive gameplay, stunning visual clarity, and AI-driven adaptability, setting a new benchmark for the future of gaming.

Crafted for AI, Engineered for Excellence
MSI's MPG 271QR QD-OLED X50 introduces groundbreaking AI-powered technology to enhance user experience and longevity. At its core is the AI Care Sensor, which integrates an NPU-based IC with an always-on CMOS sensor that captures images every 0.2 seconds for real-time human detection. This intelligent system not only detects users but also tracks human forms with remarkable accuracy, enabling dynamic adjustments to the monitor's settings. With AI-driven OLED Care, the monitor automatically adjusts protection settings to prevent burn-in by adapting the display based on user presence and behavior. If no user is detected, the system powers down the monitor, conserving energy and minimizing wear.

Ahead of next week's Computex 2025 show, Taiwanese hardware manufacturer addlink is teasing some of its upcoming products. We've learned that they plan to release new PCIe Gen 5 x4 NVMe 2.0 SSDs. The addlink G57 (without heatsink) and G57H (with heatsink) M.2 2280 models are presented as capable of delivering speeds of 14,000 MB/s for both read and write operations, thanks to a new 6 nm PCIe Gen 5 controller. The series consists of 1 TB, 2 TB, and 4 TB models, and we can speculate that the advertised 14,000 MB/s speeds will likely be available only on the 4 TB variant (following the current trend with other manufacturers). These devices use 3D NAND Flash memory and LPDDR4 (for DRAM cache), featuring LDPC ECC, SLC Cache, SMART and TRIM support, and thermal control. The products will be backed by a 5-year limited warranty. Beyond these details, we'll have to wait a few more days for TechPowerUp team to visit addlink's booth at Computex for more technical information.

addlink will also showcase at Computex 2025, alongside the aforementioned products, a wide range of storage and memory devices including various SSDs, USB drives, and DDR5 memory modules with speeds up to 8,400 MB/s (CUDIMM) and 6,400 MB/s (UDIMM). Those who can't wait until Computex can explore these products on addlink's virtual showcase. We're seeing a welcome trend with the latest and upcoming PCIe Gen 5 NAND Flash storage devices for consumers in terms of performance levels, with the bar being raised to 14,000 MB/s or even higher. Just today, Sandisk launched its highly anticipated WD_BLACK SN8100 NVMe internal SSD, capable of delivering speeds up to 14,900 MB/s and capacities up to 8 TB. Earlier this week, Kingston released the FURY Renegade G5 with speeds up to 14,800/14,000 MB/s read/write and over 2 million IOPS.

GAMEMAX, an emerging brand of PC gaming components including gaming cases and power supply units, is thrilled to join COMPUTEX 2025 with a bold message - Ready to hunt. GAMEMAX's latest innovations and products aims to empower builders of all levels - from first-time builders to seasoned enthusiasts. At this year's COMPUTEX, GAMEMAX will unveil its latest innovations across three key categories: PC Cases, Power Supply Units, and Cooling. Designed to push boundaries in style, power, and performance, every product reflects the brand's mission to fuel the hunt for the ultimate build.

PC Cases: Bold Designs, Next-Level Functionality
GAMEMAX introduces a versatile range of PC cases designed to meet the needs of every type of builder. GAMEMAX will also exhibit its recent releases including the LEADER 2, BLADE CONCEPT, N90, and T20 cases.

In an almost uncanny case of recent history repeating itself, AMD has kicked off another RDNA 4 new product teaser campaign. Today's reminder—regarding Jack Huynh's upcoming Computex presentation—included a promotional render of a stubbier dual-fan Radeon RX 9000 Series card design. Casting our memories back to late January (2025), Team Red rolled out an ill-timed advertisement—not long after the official delay of Radeon RX 9070 XT and non-XT cards. Despite denying the existence of "Made-By-AMD" (MBA) reference designs, AMD staffers were likely enraged by Chinese black market channel offerings of alleged "real deal examples." Days after first wave RDNA 4's March 6 global launch, a triple-fan specimen was outed.

Throughout early Q2, insiders and members of the Chiphell forum have played around with Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 MBA cards. The latter unit (see photo below) seems to utilize a dual-fan configuration in a fairly long enclosure format. Team Red's latest promo post likely points to a forthcoming unveiling of Radeon RX 9060 XT partner models, but curious industry observers will be wondering whether the shorter reference design actually exists in real life. As per usual, a tiny disclaimer claims otherwise: "Artistic Render. Not Available For Purchase." So far, leaks have suggested the presence of Acer, ASUS, GIGABYTE, and XFX custom options during introductory proceedings. Today's refresher outlined upcoming new product categories and partner contributions: "join AMD on May 21 as we reveal what's next in gaming, AI PCs, and more. (Our) SVP and GM of Computing and Graphics Group, along with industry leaders and partners showcase what is built to power the next level."

NVIDIA today received multiple accolades at COMPUTEX's Best Choice Awards, in recognition of innovation across the company. The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 GPU won the Gaming and Entertainment category award; the NVIDIA Quantum-X Photonics InfiniBand switch system won the Networking and Communication category award; NVIDIA DGX Spark won the Computer and System category award; and the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 system and NVIDIA Cosmos world foundation model development platform won Golden Awards. The awards recognize the outstanding functionality, innovation and market promise of technologies in each category. Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA, will deliver a keynote at COMPUTEX on Monday, May 19, at 11 a.m. Taiwan time.

GB200 NVL72 and NVIDIA Cosmos Go Gold
NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 and NVIDIA Cosmos each won Golden Awards. The NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 system connects 36 NVIDIA Grace CPUs and 72 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs in a rack-scale design. It delivers 1.4 exaflops of AI performance and 30 terabytes of fast memory, as well as 30x faster real-time trillion-parameter large language model inference with 25x energy efficiency compared with the NVIDIA H100 GPU. By design, the GB200 NVL72 accelerates the most compute-intensive AI and high-performance computing workloads, including AI training and data processing for engineering design and simulation. NVIDIA Cosmos accelerates physical AI development by enabling developers to build and deploy world foundation models with unprecedented speed and scale.

Maxsun's parent company has quietly registered new 24 GB versions of Intel's Arc B580 graphics card with the EEC. While regulatory filings often cover placeholder or speculative hardware, this submission lines up with ongoing rumors about a high-memory "Battlemage" model aimed at both gamers and professionals. Back in December and January, Intel launched the Arc B580 and B570 GPUs, bringing the Battlemage architecture to desktops just a few months after "Lunar Lake" appeared on laptops. Those first cards came with 12 GB of GDDR6 memory, a surprisingly generous amount for graphics cards selling under $300, and they helped establish Intel as a real contender in the mainstream GPU market. Since then, chatter about a 24 GB version has never died down. The story gained weight when board partner Sparkle briefly hinted at such a variant and then retracted the comment under NDA obligations. Further fueling speculation, a Sparkle representative in China discussed the planned "B580 24 GB" during a March social-media exchange.

Now, Maxsun's EEC filing lists two models called "iCraft 24G" and "iCraft 24G OC," and those names match what Sparkle first mentioned. There's no guarantee these cards will actually hit store shelves, but the matching details and timing suggest Intel may be testing the waters for a memory-heavy Arc B580. That would make sense given recent leaks about an Arc PRO A60 workstation card also packing 24 GB of memory. Under the hood, the Arc B580's BMG-G21 chip offers up to 20 Xe cores and 2,560 shader units, putting it in the same ballpark as NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 4060. With Computex just days away, Intel will finally reveal whether these high-memory Arc B580 cards, or perhaps even bigger Battlemage-based workstation GPUs, are coming our way. Additionally, enthusiasts are keeping an eye on the rumored Arc B770, which is expected next quarter and likely to be detailed at Computex alongside Intel's broader Battlemage and upcoming Xe3 "Celestial" roadmap.

Biwin, a global leader in storage and memory solutions, announces its participation in Computex 2025, held in the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center from May 20th to 23rd. In Hall 1, Booth #J1028, Biwin will showcase its latest products setting new benchmarks for speed, reliability, and performance in the consumer storage market. Visitors to the booth will see cutting-edge custom PC builds equipped with Biwin storage products and hands-on live product demos. With the theme "Built to Win," Biwin's booth will feature a wide array of innovative storage products designed for work, play and mobility-- with top-of-the-range Biwin Black Opal SSDs and DRAM modules sure to satisfy even the most competitive gamers, modders and overclockers.

FEATURED PRODUCTS FROM BIWIN AT COMPUTEX 2025
Black Opal X570 PRO & X570
Biwin Black Opal X570 PRO and X570 harness the power of PCIe Gen5x4 to deliver groundbreaking speeds, setting a new benchmark for high-performance storage. The X570 PRO delivers read speeds up to 14000 MB/s and write speeds up to 13000 MB/s. With a 6 nm controller and 8-channel architecture, it maximizes data throughput while maintaining exceptional power efficiency. Featuring up to 4 GB DRAM cache, it reaches 2000K IOPS random read speeds for faster high-load scenarios. While the X570 delivers impressive read speeds up to 14500 MB/s in an efficient, DRAM-less design. By leveraging Host Memory Buffer (HMB) and dynamic SLC cache, it enables faster application launches, quicker game loading, and smoother file transfers.

Essencore, a leading manufacturer in memory and storage solutions, with its consumer memory and storage brand KLEVV, is excited to announce its participation at COMPUTEX Taipei 2025, held from May 20th to May 23rd at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center.

POWER UP WITH NEXT-GEN GAMING AND PERFORMANCE MEMORY
KLEVV's premier memory solutions will be at the center of its COMPUTEX 2025 showcase, featuring a live demonstration of next-gen DDR5 modules built to run at blazing-fast speeds exceeding 10,000 MT/s, displayed across top-tier motherboards from leading vendors. This exclusive demo offers visitors a firsthand look at the performance headroom KLEVV is unlocking with its latest technology. Alongside the showcase, KLEVV's full gaming memory lineup is receiving a significant upgrade, featuring faster speeds and lower latencies to meet the demands of modern gaming and high-performance systems.

G.SKILL., the world's leading brand of performance overclock memory and PC components, is excited to showcase new memory products and product designs for PC enthusiasts at Computex 2025. G.SKILL will also host two major annual extreme overclocking events at the G.SKILL Computex booth - the 11th Annual OC World Record Stage 2025 and the 9th Annual OC World Cup 2025 - as well as the 5th Annual G.SKILL Extreme Mod Stage 2025 to showcase creative system mods. G.SKILL sincerely invites you to come visit our booth at Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1 (TaiNEX 1), 1F, Booth J0818 during Computex from May 20 to May 23, 2025.

The G.SKILL OC World Record Stage continues to be one of the most anticipated highlights in the extreme overclocking scene. Each year, top-tier professional overclockers converge at the G.SKILL booth during Computex to push hardware to its limits and break as many overclocking records as possible, using liquid nitrogen (LN2) for extreme cooling. This year's event showcases cutting-edge performance motherboards from ASRock, ASUS, GIGABYTE, and MSI, the latest platforms from Intel and AMD, and G.SKILL DDR5 memory.

As a global leader in memory modules and flash memory, ADATA Technology will join forces with its new enterprise storage brand, its industrial-grade embedded storage brand ADATA Industrial, and gaming brand XPG under the theme "Advancing AI Innovation" at COMPUTEX TAIPEI, the world's largest computer industry trade show, from May 20 to 23. The exhibition will focus on three key areas—AI Computing, Smart Living, and Gaming Lifestyle—showcasing innovative products that shaping the next generation and inviting consumers worldwide to experience the future firsthand.

"The AI Computing Zone" will spotlight the debut of ADATA's new enterprise storage brand, delivering SSDs optimized for AI servers and data centers with exceptional performance and energy efficiency. For industrial applications, the company will showcase high-capacity, low-latency industrial SSDs and patented software offering full lifecycle monitoring and stable, efficient performance. Also featured are JEDEC-compliant DDR5 LPCAMM2 modules and high-capacity memory, engineered to deliver fast, energy-efficient AI computing for next-generation laptops.

Intel appears ready to broaden its Arc "Battlemage" lineup with a new, more powerful desktop graphics card likely to be called the Arc B770, potentially arriving as soon as next quarter. Until now, Team Blue has introduced only two Xe2 Battlemage models, the B570 (10 GB) and B580 (12 GB), both of which earned praise for solid performance at accessible price points. Enthusiasts have long speculated about successors like the B750, B770, and even a B780, but Intel shifted its public focus to upcoming AI PC processors after the B570 launch, leaving GPU fans uncertain which designs would materialize. Recent shipping manifests uncovered a "BMG-G31" GPU die en route to Intel's Vietnam assembly plant, the same site that produced limited-edition B570 and B580 cards, while insider Haze2K1's documents hint at a "B7XX" special-edition series. Simultaneously, chatter about a 24 GB Developer Edition based on the earlier BMG-G21 die suggests Intel is also eyeing workstation and creative-professional markets.

A well-known tipster, OneRaichu, has further fueled excitement by reporting that the Arc B770 could pack between 24 and 32 Xe2 compute units, a 256-bit memory interface, and 16 GB of GDDR6, positioning it squarely against rival xx60-series models and promising a meaningful boost in gaming and compute workloads. Beyond Battlemage, Intel's next-generation graphics architecture, Xe3 "Celestial," has reached pre-silicon validation. According to Intel engineer Tom Petersen and corroborating industry leaks, Celestial's core media engines, Xe cores, XMX matrix units, and ray-tracing hardware are fully designed and are now being tested in a hardware model to fine-tune power consumption and clock speeds. With Computex 2025 kicking off in late May, Intel may at last clarify both its high-end Battlemage refresh and the broader Celestial roadmap, potentially reshaping competition in the mainstream and next-generation GPU markets.