[COMPUTEX 2026] MSI Introduces Vision X2 AI+ Desktop PC With Onboard Agentic AI, Plus New Lineup Of PC Components

MSI presented its latest PC component lineup at COMPUTEX 2026, highlighting new AM5 motherboards, cooling solutions, PC cases and power supplies, along with the star of the show – the MEG Vision X2 AI+ desktop PC, which the company notes is the world’s first to integrate “Agentic AI Companion.” In other words, Lucky the mascot can properly talk now.

MEG Vision X2 AI+

The MEG Vision X2 AI+ desktop features MSI’s self-developed LuckyClaw local AI assistant (based on OpenClaw, as its name would suggest), enabling voice-based control of system functions such as performance profiles, monitor settings and RGB lighting. The cylindrical bit of the case is what MSI refers as AI Holostage, where users can present digital companions, desktop pets and custom avatars for, and we quote – “physical AI presence.” No word on the exact specs, but expect it to be all flagship-grade internals.

Gaming Monitors

In the gaming monitor segment, MSI showcased the new MEG X OLED with a period-correct tagline: “World’s first gaming monitor powered by agentic AI”. (Interjection: of course the word “agentic AI” is going to get thrown around.) The monitor features a fifth-generation RGB Stripe DarkArmor QD-OLED panel, plus features with the hottest two-letter prefix like AI Gauge, AI Scene, and AI Super Resolution, alongside MSI’s LuckyClaw chatbot that allows control via text or voice prompts.

Another key addition was the MPG 271KRAW18, a 27-inch gaming monitor featuring a DFR-capable display that can switch between 5K 180Hz and 2K 330Hz modes. The monitor utilizes a 2,304-zone Mini-LED panel with glossy panel coating and achieves VESA DisplayHDR 1400 certification. There’s also several other models shown, including MAG OLED 271QPX32 with the first 27-inch 5-layer Penta Tandem QD-OLED technology, plus MAX PRO series monitors designed for non-gaming use.

PC Builds & Components

The company also showcased several flagship products that recently received industry recognition, four of which belonged to the brand’s flagship MEG series lineup, including the MEG X870E ACE MAX motherboard, MEG MAESTRO 900R chassis, MEG CORELIQUID E15 360 liquid cooler and MEG Ai1600T PCIE5 power supply, all of which received Red Dot Design Awards. Hence, MSI built and displayed a complete “Red Dot PC Build” which features all of the award-winning components.

In line with AMD’s recent launch of its EXPO Ultra Low Latency technology, MSI brought its new white-colored MAG B850M MORTAR MAX WIFI W motherboard paired with Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB White memory that involves “Block 2 enhanced timing options and a defined VDDP voltage setting.” As mentioned by AMD, EXPO ULL can bring another 3-4% improvement in performance on top of what EXPO profiles offer, and you do need new modules with specific support to actually enable this feature. In other words, don’t expect to find this feature in most DDR5 kits unless you’re willing to splurge.

The MEG X870E UNIFY-X MAX motherboard was presented as MSI’s flagship overclocking motherboard introduced earlier this year, featuring an 18-phase VRM and a dedicated two-DIMM architecture for memory tuning with an included tuning controller for system adjustments. Also new is the MPG B850 CARBON MAX WIFI and the aforementioned MAG B850M MORTAR MAX WIFI W motherboards, each with minor design changes from existing models.

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MSI also introduced several new cooling products. The MEG CORELIQUID E15 360 AIO liquid cooler features a 6.67-inch curved 2K AMOLED display, while the MPG CORELIQUID P22 360 gets a 2.1-inch display for system monitoring, with support for both Intel and AMD sockets through a unified mounting bracket design. The MAG CORELIQUID A23 360 W combines a fabric-covered exterior with a concealed 7-segment display that shows system temperatures, while the MPG COREFROZR AP15 air cooler uses a dual-tower design and integrated display, while taking account of memory module clearance as well.

For PC chassis, MSI showcased the MEG MAESTRO 900R that was first debuted in CES 2026. This flagship case featuring a centered internal layout, a detachable and rotatable motherboard tray, CNC-machined aluminum construction and curved tempered glass panels. The company also introduced the MPG VIXTA 300 PZ Series, which includes models focused on either visual presentation or airflow performance, while incorporating EZ DIY installation features and expanded cable management space.

The power supply segment was represented by the MPG Ai TS Series, including 1600W and 1300W models; notably, the lineup features GPU Safeguard+ technology which monitors individual current delivery through 12V-2×6 power connectors to provide additional protection for graphics cards (if failure occurs, user will be alerted via software). The units also incorporate silicon carbide MOSFETs, support dual 12V-2×6 connectors and carry Cybenetics Lambda A+ noise certification.

Below is a quick overview of all gaming products showcased in COMPUTEX 2026 along with their availability and pricing information:

Pokdepinion: A lot of coolers, that’s for sure.