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MSI has unveiled new MAG series gaming monitors, betting on two options: a 31.5-inch dual-mode model with a 480 Hz refresh rate and a 27-inch QHD model with a 340 Hz refresh rate. -
A Costco shopper who only stopped in for household supplies ended up with an MSI Aegis ZS2 gaming PC built around an RTX 5080, and the lucky find quickly spread across the web. The buyer, identified on Reddit as Primary-Football642, said the unexpected purchase turned into a viral story. -
Built around NVIDIA's GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra superchip, the XpertStation WS300 is MSI's new workstation for local AI tasks and some server scenarios. MSI is also highlighting its 748 GB of unified memory, while the system carries a $99,999 price tag. -
PCB prices used in consumer motherboards are expected to rise by at least 50% during 2026, according to Board Channels, and that is putting fresh pressure on ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI ahead of Q3 2026.
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MSI says its new PRO MAX OLED 271UPJW12 is the world's first 27-inch 4K 120 Hz inkjet-printed OLED monitor, with the panel supplied by TCL CSOT. The company is positioning the display as a step toward lower-cost OLED production, rather than just another high-end gaming panel. -
MSI has quietly listed four new GeForce RTX 5060 V1 graphics cards on its global product website, extending the lineup to GAMING and VENTUS variants. The key difference is under the cooler: these cards use a cut-down GB205 GPU instead of the GB206 found in existing RTX 5060 models. -
The first reviews of the MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ are in, and they show Intel is now giving AMD a real run for its money in the handheld gaming space. The new device delivers impressive performance and solid battery life, but it has one glaring issue that might make a lot of gamers think twice. -
MSI is one of the first to start using the new NVIDIA RTX Spark platform and has unveiled an unusual transformer laptop, the Prestige N16 Flip AI+. The new device pairs an OLED display, on-device AI support, touch controls, and RTX capabilities in a compact 2-in-1 chassis. -
The OLED monitor market continues to grow significantly faster than expected. According to TrendForce analysts, global shipments in the first quarter of 2026 jumped by 78%, with the main reason cited being the falling prices and widespread availability of QD-OLED panels. Against this backdrop, manufacturers have begun to compete more aggressively not only for the premium segment but also for the budget segment. -
DDR5 has gone gold: experts name the best motherboards of 2026—from flagships to boards for legacy memory
Experts have put dozens of motherboards for the latest Intel Core Ultra and AMD Ryzen 9000 processors to the test. The results were unexpected: flagship models cost as much as a gaming PC, and a DDR4 board unexpectedly turned out to be the best budget option. -
Intel's XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation tech, announced for future processors, has been successfully run on current hardware – the MSI Claw 8 AI+ handheld. While it required some tinkering under the hood, the results exceeded expectations. -
MSI has introduced new CPU coolers, the MPG CoreFrozr AP15 and AP17, replacing traditional RGB lighting with functional displays. The screen on the higher-end model allows users not only to monitor system parameters but also to display any image for build personalization. -
The CES 2026 exhibition in Las Vegas will be remembered not so much for breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, but for a serious crisis in the component market. Yet, even under these conditions, the industry showed where it's heading next, doubling down on energy efficiency, safety, and unusual concepts. -
VGTimes interview with an MSI representative at CES 2026: rising DDR prices, voice control, and competition with the Steam Deck
This is an interview by VGTimes editor-in-chief Rodion Ilin with Andy Chu from MSI — a continuation of the report on the visit to the company's exhibition area at CES 2026. Before reading, we recommend checking out the first part, where we looked at the updated Prestige lineup for business and productivity, as well as the second article dedicated to MSI’s new gaming laptops. -
This article continues our coverage of the MSI exhibition area at CES 2026. While the first part of the report focused on Prestige laptops designed for business and productivity, this article is dedicated to the new gaming systems showcased to us by MSI representative Andy Chu. -
Right now, the Consumer Electronics Show is taking place in Las Vegas — the largest exhibition of technological innovations and new products of the year. Traditionally, CES brings together leading manufacturers of computer hardware and gaming devices, including the Taiwanese giant MSI. As part of the event, company representative Andy Chu conducted a presentation for us, showcasing the devices MSI will release this year. We divided the report into two parts: the first focuses on laptops for business and productivity, while the second will cover more specialized gadgets for gamers. -
Leading manufacturers can't give a straight answer to a seemingly simple question: what's the correct way to power a modern high-performance graphics card? A survey of major vendors shows a complete split in recommendations: some insist on using the native cable from the power supply unit (PSU), while others advocate for the adapter that comes in the graphics card's box. -
It turns out that the UEFI firmware on some motherboards can incorrectly activate a critical memory protection mechanism, creating a temporary "window" for potential tampering. -
A year ago, we were wondering if the Steam Deck could withstand the pressure from competitors. Today, the handheld gaming market is booming, and choosing a single best model is nearly impossible. The channel ETA PRIME has highlighted the top consoles of the outgoing year. -
Choosing a mini-PC is no longer just about finding a small computer. Today, these devices have clear specializations: some are made for quiet office work, others for video editing, and yet others can run the latest games. After testing over a hundred modern models, experts have identified key favorites at the end of 2025.
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