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Asus ROG celebrated its 20th birthday in style at Computex with two of the most crowded booths at the entire show, and…
Asus's Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand celebrated its 20th anniversary at Computex with a significant presence, showcasing new and updated gaming hardware. Highlights included the 20th Anniversary ROG Destrier chair, ROG-certified DDR5 RAM, a bundle for the Asus ROG Ally X with AR glasses, the ROG G1000 desktop with holographic fans, and special edition mouse and keyboard accessories.
MSI somehow has both the ugliest and prettiest laptop designs this Computex
MSI showcased contrasting laptop designs at Computex, featuring both aesthetically pleasing models like the Vincent Van Gogh-themed Prestige 14 Flip AI+ and the ostentatious MSI Titan 18 HX Dragon Edition Draco Epic. The Prestige 14 Flip AI+ includes Intel Core Ultra processors and an OLED display, while the Titan 18 HX boasts high-end gaming specifications including an RTX 5090 mobile and a 240 Hz Mini-LED display.
The best quiet gaming keyboard we've tried is getting a smaller TKL version this year
Be Quiet! is releasing a smaller TKL version of its highly-rated quiet gaming keyboard, the Light Mount, expected in August. The company also announced the Mousepad XL and showcased the Pure Base 803 PC case at Computex. The original Light Mount keyboard features sound-dampening foam, factory-lubricated switches, and per-key RGB lighting.
This skyscraper-shaped custom PC at Computex has a food stall out the front selling 'Taiwanese sausage with sticky rice' and a rock climber free soloing up the side
At Computex, hardware creator Zoë Baye, co-founder of Zombie Tech Gaming, showcased a custom PC build inspired by a Taipei night market. The build features a 3D-printed replica of the Taipei 101 skyscraper with a miniature rock climber figure, and detailed shop fronts around its base.
We got eyes on Ducky's sleek Year of the Horse gaming keyboard, and I can say I like it more than its last horse…
Ducky has unveiled its latest Chinese Zodiac-themed mechanical keyboard, this time celebrating the Year of the Horse. The limited edition keyboard features an elaborate design with a prominent red and gold horse motif and lacks lettering on its keycaps. While pricing is unconfirmed, last year's model retailed around $200 and was limited to 2025 units, with this year's version capped at 999 units.
This DDR5 RAM at Computex has integrated fans, but it'll come as no surprise that you can't buy it yet
Cooler Master and G.Skill have collaborated to create DDR5 RAM modules with integrated fans, showcased at Computex. While not yet available for separate purchase due to RAM shortages, these modules aim to combat thermal throttling in high-speed memory and will be included in future Cooler Master system builds. The new RAM kits support AMD EXPO up to DDR5-6000 CL26 and Intel XMP 3.0 up to DDR5-8400, offering up to a 15°C cooling improvement.
