MSI is joining this year’s COMPUTEX with loads of new DIY PC components spanning across AMD motherboards, brand new coolers, special PC chassis, limited edition releases, premium PSUs, and a whole lot more.
Starting with motherboards, we see the new SKUs of the AMD AM5 lineup that come with the new EXPO Ultra Low Latency profiles.
For extreme performance tuning, the MEG X870E Unify-X Max overclocking platform carries an 18-phase DRPS power design, an exclusive OC Engine, a dedicated 2 DIMM per channel architecture, and an external Tuning Controller.
Gamers seeking a mainstream option can select the MPG B850 Carbon Max WiFi, which integrates a heat-pipe aluminum heatsink on a server-grade PCB, PCIe 5.0 lanes for graphics cards, M.2 storage, 5G LAN, Wi-Fi 7, and a mechanical EZ PCIe release latch.
For coolers, the MEG Coreliquid E15 360 liquid cooler takes the flagship cake, mounting a 6.67-inch 2K AMOLED screen with an ergonomic 110-degree curve to simulate a naked-eye 3D system status display. The thermal unit combines Laminar Focus Fan technology to suppress intake air turbulence with a magnetic pogo-pin pump cap and a single-cable EZ Conn wiring layout.
For customization, the MPG Coreliquid P22 360 utilizes a flat 2.1-inch display to hide mounting screws, a cross-platform universal bracket, and low-noise Cycloblade7 fans, while the lifestyle-oriented MAG Coreliquid A23 360 W hides a digital display beneath a textured woven fabric surface. Builders preferring air cooling can deploy the MPG Corefrozr AP15 dual-tower cooler, which integrates an angled heat-pipe design to completely clear memory modules, a top-mounted digital metric display, and a structural frame that allows full installation without removing the factory-mounted fans.
PC cases are getting the MEG Maestro 900R workstation case, which is made with CNC-machined aluminum panels and curved tempered glass built around a symmetrical layout with a four-way rotatable and completely detachable motherboard tray.
The mainstream segment adds the MPG Vixta 300 PZ Series with a magnetic side cover, a detachable power supply bracket, and expanded rear cable routing. This chassis series splits into the panoramic MPG Vixta 300R PZ with a floating floor airflow track and a single-piece curved tempered glass panel on a sliding side-rail, and the performance-focused MPG Vixta 300R Airflow PZ featuring a mesh front panel utilizing pogo-pin fan contacts and two 160 mm intake fans.
PSU-wise, the MPG Ai TS power supply series covering the Ai1600TS PCIE5 and the MPG Ai1300TS PCIE5 combines GPU Safeguard+ technology to monitor real-time electrical current on individual pins across dual native 12V-2×6 connectors, and premium silicon carbide MOSFETs to secure a Cybenetics Lambda A+ acoustic certification for silent operation under maximum load conditions.
For GPU, the GeForce RTX 5090 LIGHTNING Z will be there for public showcase, while the brand’s next-gen thermal solution work spanning improved thermal materials, heat pipe architecture, and fan design, all aimed at sustaining higher performance under load. Power safety will be covered by the Safeguard Power Protection Solution, which actively monitors the 12V power connector for uneven current distribution and uses multi-layer warning mechanisms combined with an eFuse-based hardware protection design to improve electrical stability and system safety under heavy workloads.
On the compact computing side, we have the new PRO MAX EDGE AI+, a 4-liter system powered by the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor delivering up to 126 TOPS of AI performance and featuring 128GB of unified memory to support large-scale models of up to 120B parameters while maintaining local data processing for privacy-sensitive workloads. It is joined by the Cubi NUC WCG Mini PC, an ultra-compact 0.55-liter system powered by up to Intel Core 7 (Series 3) processors with support for triple-display output and dual LAN connectivity for hybrid AI workflows.
Meanwhile, the PRO MAX 24 and PRO MAX 27 All-in-One PCs, both Red Dot Award-winning designs powered by AMD Ryzen 200 Series processors, feature 120Hz displays with optional 10-point touch support, a 5MP pop-up privacy webcam, built-in speakers, and a 4-way ergonomic stand aimed at modern office and hybrid work scenarios.
But if you still want to stick with a dedicated system, the PRO MAX 80 Series pairs industrial design with NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics support, while focusing on usability and serviceability through nine USB Type-A ports, one USB Type-C port, tool-less chassis access, and Kensington lock support.
MSI’s display lineup was led by the MEG X OLED gaming monitor, featuring a 5th-gen RGB Stripe DarkArmor QD-OLED panel and integrated AI features such as AI Gauge, AI Scene, and AI Super Resolution, alongside MSI’s LuckyClaw AI agent for real-time configuration control. A special MEG X 40th Anniversary Edition was also presented, featuring a blue finish and dragon-inspired stand design.
Another model is the MPG 271KRAW18, the world’s first 5K Mini-LED glossy dual-mode gaming monitor, supporting switching between 5K at 180Hz and 2K at 330Hz, backed by a 2,304-zone Mini-LED backlight system and VESA DisplayHDR 1400 certification.
On the storage front, MSI expanded into enterprise and consumer solutions with the VORTIQ Enterprise SSD series, designed for AI and data center workloads with support for U.2, E3.S, E1.S, and 2.5-inch SATA form factors, capacities up to 7.68TB, and read speeds reaching 14,800 MB/s with 1 DWPD endurance. For consumer users, the SPATIUM M571 PCIe 5.0 SSD features a PHISON E28 controller built on TSMC 6nm process with data loss protection, while the DATAMAG LITE 40Gbps portable SSD targets fast mobile workflows and external transfer performance.
MSI also entered next-generation networking with the RadiX WiFi 7 gaming router series, engineered for ultra-low latency and high-throughput gaming performance using quad-core processors and up to 10Gbps wired connectivity. The flagship RadiX BE19000 WiFi 7 Gaming Router NAS Lite Edition further integrates a built-in PCIe SSD slot, enabling lightweight storage and backup functionality, while the lineup also supports FortiSecu security features and MSI Mesh for whole-home coverage and optimized traffic management.
In peripherals, the STRIKE series of products received new models in the form of STRIKE ALLOY TMR mechanical keyboard featuring a magnesium-aluminum chassis, TMR magnetic switches, and an 8000Hz polling rate for ultra-low latency input. It is joined by the STRIKE NEXUS smart control display and a broader ecosystem including the VERSA ALLOY WIRELESS mouse with dual 8K polling, STRIKE 700 WIRELESS 8K HE keyboard, FORGE GM340 WIRELESS mouse, and MAESTRO 500 WIRELESS peripherals.
Finally, MSI expanded its AI software ecosystem with LuckyClaw, an AI agent deployment and optimization tool for Windows that simplifies local AI setup through a 5-step installation process. It integrates NVIDIA hardware acceleration parameters and includes a built-in LLM calculator that recommends optimal local models based on GPU configuration.
LuckyClaw also supports hybrid cloud-edge workflows, allowing users to split workloads between local processing and cloud inference to reduce API costs, while integrating LINE and Telegram bots for remote control. Built on OpenClaw technology, it introduces specialized AI agents such as Travel Agent, Academic Agent, Sales Agent, and Marketing Agent, extending AI functionality into practical everyday workflows.
Last but not least, the full MSI 40th Anniversary suite with the Draco Epic design is here, covering the best laptops, motherboards, desktop parts, peripherals, and more.
