New gear for gamers
MSI brought a variety of products to show off at Computex, including a mini ITX system housed in a 10-liter chassis. Despite its small size, MSI says it can hold up to a GeForce GTX 970 graphics card, which would be powered by a 350W power supply. This isn't MSI's first and only little PC, though it is smaller than its previous model. MSI reduced the size because it said gamers wanted a slightly more portable design for LAN parties.
Have a look:
Thinking outside the box (or outside the monitor), MSI also showed us a new all-in-one system with discrete and swappable graphics. Say what? The discrete card sits in a box on the backside of the monitor where it's easy to access and upgrade, should the need arise. AIO systems aren't typically geared towards hardcore gamers, but by going this route, the potential is certainly there.
Check it out:
Lastly, MSI gave us a peek at its new gaming laptop dock and gaming notebook with G-Sync display.
Starting with the dock, it adds a bunch of additional ports, though at present it's only compatible with a single laptop model, the GS30. However, MSI plans to expand its lineup to include more compatible models. Look for it to come out in the second half of this year.
Of more interest is the G-Sync laptop. Rather than wax on about it, have a look:
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