Computex 2023 News Today

There was plenty of overclocking action at Computex 2023, including well-known tech reporters teaming up with ASRock to push a Sapphire Rapids Xeon CPU.

Phanteks is working with CableMod to offer the Revolt PSU with no cabling for a lot less money. The NV5 and NV9 cases were also announced.

The G.SKILL OC World Cup 2023 took place at Computex 2023 and saw some of the most talented and skilled overclockers hit the stage.

MSI is expanding its range of QD-OLED displays this year and is planning to release a massive 49-inch ultrawide with an impressive 240Hz refresh rate.

FSP's brought a lot more than PSUs to Computex 2023, with new CPU coolers also coming soon. Including a dual fin-stack CPU cooler called the MX09.

Computex 2023 has finally wrapped up, and we have gathered all of the top pieces of technology that we spotted while walking around the showroom floor.

We spent all of last week in Taipei exploring the halls of Computex and bringing news and close-up showcases of new hardware. In our final Computex video of the year, we go back over all the best bits from the event! Watch via YouTube below: During our time at Computex, we saw the next generation …

The new Wi-Fi 7 standard is almost here, and will deliver incredible speeds, and ASRock is ready to meet the demand with some new high-end boards.

DEEPCOOL aims to morph the case market with their new Morpheus case that allows the user to choose between two configurations, comes flat packed.

Generative AI is shaping up to be a key trend in the entire technology industry, and it doesnt appear to be a short-term bubble but rather a long-term wave. It has the opportunity to become a crucial application that can totally change human-machine interaction and work models. Because of this, major companies, from edge to cloud, are all actively planning to ride this wave of growth. This trend inevitably became a focal point of Computex 2023.