Computex 2026 Is A Wrap
A Quick Run Through Some Highlights
TweakTown put together a look at their favourite hardware from Computex 2026 which ranges from anniversary gear from a wide variety of companies to NVIDIA’s RTX Spark. MSI showed of their 5K multi-mode MPG 271KRAW18 display which has three different native resolutions and refresh rates while ASUS attached an OLED to their new almost 5 slot ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 Edition 20.
If you don’t mind the crazy price tag, Gigabyte’s X870E AORUS Infinity Next motherboard and it’s ‘rocket thruster-grade thermal materials’ will give your system an out of this world look. Phison should be praised for there new PCIe Gen5 controller that offers impressive performance without needing an expensive DRAM cache.
For case and cooling fans the Montech King 95 3D doesn’t just offer three tempered glass sides, it also gives you space for a lot of water or air cooling to ensure your system doesn’t just look pretty. It could easily accommodate ASRock’s Taichi Aqua 360 LCD radiator and it’s detachable LCD screen. There is even a innovative new way to show off all those components with the world thanks to AVerMedia’s PW313D DualCam which gives you the ability to have two separate camera angles from a single device and a way to seamlessly switch back and forth between them.
Lots to see, even if you can’t buy them right away.
TweakTown's Best of Computex 2026 awards celebrate the standout tech, gear, and hardware that impressed us most on the Taipei show floor this year.
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