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Although the TPU team has done a great job covering Computex, they missed this gem from Chaintech/Colorful.
Judging by the GPU, it's a GTX 1070 mounted on an Intel B150 motherboard. It looks like something for a weird size all-in-one system, but the connectors don't make a lot of sense in terms of where they're located and there doesn't appear to be any internal display connectors except possibly the one near the two USB 3.0 ports. The position of the 4-pin power connector is also very odd and the buttons don't appear to be workable either in an all-in-one type scenario. At least it's the most "interesting" GTX 1070 at the show...
Judging by the GPU, it's a GTX 1070 mounted on an Intel B150 motherboard. It looks like something for a weird size all-in-one system, but the connectors don't make a lot of sense in terms of where they're located and there doesn't appear to be any internal display connectors except possibly the one near the two USB 3.0 ports. The position of the 4-pin power connector is also very odd and the buttons don't appear to be workable either in an all-in-one type scenario. At least it's the most "interesting" GTX 1070 at the show...