Taipei’s COMPUTEX 2026 featured NVIDIA partners rolling out GeForce RTX 50 Series graphics cards, laptops, pre-built desktops and new G-SYNC Compatible monitors aimed at gamers and creators.
The showcase centered on Blackwell-based RTX 50 hardware and display upgrades, with NVIDIA also highlighting DLSS 4.5 expansion and Ray Reconstruction to push higher frame rates and path-traced visuals.
New flagship products included ASUS and MSI RTX 5090 variants, PNY’s liquid-cooled RTX 5090, Acer laptops up to RTX 5090 Laptop GPU, and ZOTAC’s 11.46-liter MAGNUS One Ultra with a desktop RTX 5080.
Display makers pushed refresh-rate extremes: Acer showed a 27-inch monitor that reaches 500Hz and can overclock to 540Hz or hit 1,000Hz at 720p, while ASUS and GIGABYTE added 4K, 5K and OLED options.
The launches come as COMPUTEX expects bigger attendance this year, with more than 6,000 booths and 1,500 exhibitors underscoring the scale of the PC hardware cycle around AI and gaming.
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