[COMPUTEX 2025] MSI Brings More GPU Designs, MEG Series, Monitors & New AI Assistant

Aside from components, MSI’s COMPUTEX 2025 showcase also includes motherboards, various GPU concept designs, QD-OLED gaming monitors, among other things – for the PC component coverage, click here for our recap.

MSI @ Computex 2025: Monitors & GPUs

MSI introduced several concept graphics cards based on the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs: the gold-colored SUPRIM TITANIUM EDITION utilizes titanium – a material known for its durability and low weight – for its shroud design, while the CYCLONE VISUAL adds a small display in the middle for its unconventional-for-modern-day look. The company also brought back its TWIN FROZR design with modern-day upgrades including composite copper-aluminum fins and refined heat dissipation components.

Three new MEG products were launched: the MEG X870E ACE motherboard, MEG CORELIQUID E13 liquid cooler, and MEG MAESTRO 900 chassis. The new MEG X870E ACE features an 18+2+1 power phase configuration, along with dual M.2 SSD slots, coupled 10GbE LAN support; the MEG CORELIQUID E13 cooler offers a 6-inch LCD screen for system monitoring and uses an improved pogo-pin swivel mount. The MEG MAESTRO 900 chassis is designed with triple-sided tempered glass panels and rotatable motherboard trays designed for maximum showmanship.

MSI also introduced the MAG 271QR QD-OLED X50, a 27-inch 500Hz QHD gaming monitor featuring Samsung Display’s 3rd-generation QD-OLED panel. Notably, its response isn’t its only strength – the monitor also features a sensor on the chin to detect user presence, which is powered by onboard NPU. This enables the monitor to save power or enable panel maintenance functions when the user is not present to extend the panel’s lifespan as much as possible. Several other QD-OLED models introduced here share similar panel specs, though sizes and features naturally differs slightly depending on model.

Pokdepinion: Pretty interesting GPU designs for sure.