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Computex 2023: MSI Rolls Out New Laptops, Graphics Cards, Desktops and Monitors

Updated: Dec 19, 2023

MSI is welcoming visitors to its Computex 2023 booth with a wide and powerful range of new products to check out.

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The Taiwanese hardware maker rolled out more hardware for the trade show on top of what they had already unveiled prior to the event, including new laptops, graphics cards, desktops and monitors.


Here are the top announcements:


MSI Prestige 16

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MSI's refresh of the Prestige 16 boasts an ultra-lightweight design, highlighted by a magnesium-aluminium alloy chassis that weighs only 1.5kg. The laptop's form factor, however, doesn't come at the expense of performance, with it housing the latest Intel Core processor and touting Intel Evo certification. It also comes in a Studio-certified version with GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs.


MSI Commercial 14

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The Commercial 14, meanwhile, is an enterprise laptop that comes with two optional features to choose from: NFC (Near-field communication) data transfer capabilities or a built-in smart card reader. Both features should provide another layer of identity authentication. The laptop also supports MSI's commitment to sustainability, being made of a recycled material called "PCR" and shipping in packaging that's over 90% recycled paper.


MSI GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Gaming and Ventus Series Graphics Cards

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MSI GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Gaming series. Credit: MSI

MSI's new GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Gaming series of graphics cards, the Gaming Trio and Gaming, sports a new yet familiar look while maintaining the same balance between performance, cooling and low noise of previous releases. The Torx Fan 5.0 design features pairs of three fan blades bound together with an outer link to create a rim that focuses airflow into the updated Tri Frozr 3 and Twin Frozr 9 cooling system. The card itself is also reinforced by a brushed-metal backplate and illuminated by MSI's Mystic Light RGB lighting system.


The Ventus series, on the other hand, provides more affordable options, maximising the performance relative to the price. The Ventus 3X and Ventus 2X Black both sport the Spartan design philosophy and come with Torx Fan 4.0 cooling solution. The two are also protected by a reinforcing backplate and flaunt a well-rounded aesthetic.


MSI Intel Z790 Max Series Motherboard, Project Zero Back-Connect Motherboard and Expansion Cards

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MSI Z790 Max series. Credit: MSI

MSI's Intel Z790 Max series of motherboards feature upgrades to the overall design, along with support for Wi-Fi 7 connectivity and some models would even include a 5GbE LAN network solution. They'll also boast a USB 4 100W expansion card, which allows the motherboard to support dual USB 4.0 40Gb/s Type-C ports with ultra-high transfer rates and up to 100W fast charging.


Meanwhile, the B650M Project Zero is a unique motherboard that moves the power and fan interfaces, among other connectors, to the back of the board. The change, as MSI touts, would allow for much simpler and more elegant cable management.


MSI Pro DP180

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The MSI Pro DP180 13th is an Nvidia RTX Studio-verified, creativity-focused desktop that's powered by up to a 13th Gen Intel Core i7 processor and a discrete Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU. It's capable of delivering up to 8K video, real-time ray tracing and other artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted features. Other key features include Wi-Fi 6E and USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C connectivity, a built-in SD and MicroSD card reader, a design that accommodates a physical lock and personal cloud storage.


MSI Pro DP10 13M

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For a more compact PC option, the MSI Pro DP10 13M flaunts a small design that helps save desk space without compromising on performance. It can house up to a 13th Gen Intel Core i7 processor with 12 cores, enabling seamless multitasking and graphics editing. What's more, it can support up to four displays with its selection of ports, including DisplayPort, HDMI, D-Sub (VGA) and Thunderbolt 4, which supports up to 40Gb transfer speeds and a display output of up to 8K resolution. It also supports low-latency 2.5Gbps Ethernet LAN or Wi-Fi 6E network options, along with USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C connectivity.


MSI QD-OLED Monitor Series

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MSI Meg 342C QD-OLED. Credit: MSI

MSI touts its new QD-OLED series of monitors to offer the most immersive and true-to-life colours yet, combining Quantum Dot and OLED display tech. The Meg 342C QD-OLED boasts a rapid 0.03ms GtG refresh rate, VESA

DisplayHDR True Black 400 and ClearMR 9000 certifications. It also features a range of ports, including HDMI 2.1

and USB Type-C that supports up to 65W charging.


A 49-inch 32:9 QD-OLED concept monitor was also demoed at the Computex 2023 show floor and has a refresh rate of up to 240Hz and improved QD-OLED implementation with exclusive MSI features like Gaming Intelligence and OLED Care.


MSI Modern MD272QXP Monitor Series

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MSI's Modern MD272QXP is a 27-inch IPS monitor with a WQHD resolution. It features an ergonomic design, EyesErgo eye-care technology, built-in speakers and a four-way adjustable stand. The monitor also supports a refresh rate of up to 100Hz, while maintaining TUV-certified Anti-Flicker and Less Blue Light PRO tech to reduce eye strain from prolonged use. Other key features include HDR compatibility and USB Type-C connectivity with 65W power delivery.


MSI MPG Gungnir 300 Series PC Case

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MSI also unveiled new products for PC enthusiasts and builders; the MPG Gungnir 300 series is a new mid-tower ATX series of cases designed for the compatibility needs of mid-level system configurations. The front panel is made of a one-piece mesh design, supporting dual 360mm AIO liquid cooling or up to 12 x 12cm fans and also includes a sliding HDD cage mount, a PCIE bracket design that accommodates horizontal-vertical push latches and an omnidirectional

graphics card holder that supports Nvidia GeForce RTX 40 series graphics cards.


MSI Mag Coreliquid E Series Liquid Cooler

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Meanwhile, MSI's Mag Coreliquid E series of liquid coolers bring advanced cooling tech with a striking design. MSI said that by enlarging the contact area between the water channel and the copper base of the water block, the new solution is able to maximise heat dissipation while improving water cooling system efficiency. It slots right into an MSI motherboard and users can adjust the speeds of the cooling fan and pump via the MSI Center software.


MSI MRAX60 Mesh System Router

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For network solutions, MSI has the MRAX60 mesh system, a router that can deliver speeds of up to 6,000Mbps. It has a unique antenna design and an intelligent backhaul network to extend Wi-Fi coverage to different parts of a house while maintaining maximum speed. Users can easily set up the router via the MSI Router app, and the AI QoS automatically manages bandwidth.


Voicemod X MSI Voice Changer Application

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Finally, MSI announced it's teaming up with the voice changer application Voicemod to bring streamers a platform where they can transform voices into various special effects with corresponding RGB lighting. Users simply have to click on the voice effect and the corresponding RGB lighting will display accordingly. The partnership is expected to officially launch later in the year, after which users can enjoy the voice features on MSI motherboards, graphics cards, gaming desktops or gaming monitors.

 
  • MSI is welcoming visitors to its Computex 2023 booth with a wide and powerful range of new products to check out.

  • Chief among these is perhaps the refresh of the Prestige 16, which houses the latest Intel Core processor and touts Intel Evo certification.

  • Among other products unveiled include the Commercial 14 laptop, GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Gaming series of graphics cards and new QD-OLED monitors.

  • MSI also announced it would be collaborating with voice changer application Voicemod to bring streamers a platform where they can transform voices into various special effects with corresponding RGB lighting.

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