MSI has unveiled a sizable collection of new PC components at COMPUTEX 2026, covering AM5 motherboards, air and liquid cooling solutions, cases, and power supplies. Although the products are aimed at different types of builders, the common theme running throughout the line is an increased focus on easier installation, cleaner cable management, and support for increasingly power-hungry gaming hardware.
The company also uses the show to highlight several recent design awards. Four products from its MEG series received Red Dot Design Awards: the MEG MSI has assembled these parts into a complete “Red Dot PC Build” for the showroom. The MPG Ai TS series of power supplies also received the COMPUTEX 2026 Best Choice award.
New AM5 motherboards with updated support for AMD EXPO
One of the most notable additions is support for AMD’s latest EXPO memory technology, which introduces an optimized memory profile aimed at delivering lower latency at high data rates. The new implementation adds improved Block 2 timing options and a defined VDDP voltage setting for more precise tuning.
MSI is demonstrating the feature using the MAG B850M MORTAR MAX WIFI W motherboard paired with Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB White memory. The company says that dedicated BIOS support will also be available through its website.
At the top end of the motherboard range is the MEG X870E UNIFY-X MAX, which is designed specifically with overclocking in mind. It uses an 18-phase DRPS CPU power design, a two-DIMM architecture, and a one-DIMM-per-channel design intended to improve signal integrity during memory tuning. It also comes with a separate tuning controller for easier adjustments.
MSI says the board was already used to set a world CPU frequency record with the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition processor, although the company did not provide the full overclocking settings in the announcement.
The MPG B850 CARBON MAX WIFI sits below the flagship model and is positioned as a premium gaming motherboard on AMD’s B850 platform. It includes PCIe 5.0 support for graphics cards and M.2 storage, along with Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, 5G LAN, and a front-facing USB Type-C port capable of 20Gbps.
The board also includes several of MSI’s installation-focused features, including EZ PCIe Release for removing graphics cards, EZ M.2 Shield Frozr II for SSD installation, and EZ Antenna for wireless connection.
For builders working with a smaller case, the MAG B850M MORTAR MAX WIFI W offers a Micro-ATX alternative with an all-white design. It includes Wi-Fi 7, 5G LAN, an extended heatsink, and the company’s EZ M.2 Shield Frozr II system.
Liquid coolers equipped with display and a new double tower air cooler
MSI’s new cooling lineup ranges from an elaborate flagship liquid cooler to a more conventional dual-tower air cooler.
The MEG CORELIQUID E15 360 is the most visually distinctive model. Its pump block includes a 6.67-inch 2K AMOLED display with a 110-degree curve, designed to keep system information visible in different case designs while creating a curved visual effect.
The cooler uses an aluminum alloy exterior and a unified fan design with what MSI calls laminar focusing fan technology. It also consolidates your wiring into a single cable and uses magnetic pogo-pin connectors on the pump block to simplify installation.
The MPG CORELIQUID P22 360 takes a more restrained approach. It has a 2.1-inch circular screen that can display system metrics, custom animations, or image backgrounds through MSI’s software. A removable cover hides the mounting screws, while a universal bracket allows the cooler to be installed on Intel and AMD platforms without changing mounting hardware.
The MAG CORELIQUID A23 360 W is aimed at builders who want something less conventional than the usual RGB cooler. It uses a woven fabric surface inspired by home audio equipment, with a digital temperature display hidden beneath the material.
MSI also introduces the MPG COREFROZR AP15 for users who prefer air cooling. It is a dual-tower, dual-fan cooler with integrated digital display. Its structure is designed to allow installation without removing the pre-installed fans, while the heat pipe design is intended to reduce compatibility issues with higher memory modules.
New cases for flexible, airflow-focused builds
The MEG MAESTRO 900R is MSI’s new flagship chassis and one of the most unusual products in the line. Instead of following a conventional case design, it uses an internally centered design with a detachable motherboard tray that can be rotated in four directions.
That gives builders more flexibility to adjust the position of key components and the direction of airflow depending on the configuration. The case uses CNC machined aluminum panels and curved tempered glass, placing greater emphasis on presentation than a typical performance-focused tower.
The more conventional MPG VIXTA 300 PZ series is available in two variants. The MPG VIXTA 300R PZ uses a panoramic design with a one-piece curved tempered glass panel and side rail removal system. It comes with two 140mm fans pre-installed and uses a raised “floating” design intended to improve airflow.
The MPG VIXTA 300R AIRFLOW PZ takes a more performance-focused approach with a mesh front panel, pogo-pin connectors, and two larger 160mm fans. Both versions include an expanded cable management area, a detachable power supply bracket, and a magnetic side panel for easy construction and maintenance.
New power supplies monitor individual GPU connector pins
MSI is also introducing the MPG Ai TS series of power supplies, available in 1600W and 1300W versions.
The main addition is GPU Safeguard+, a protection feature designed for 12V-2×6 graphics card connectors. Instead of monitoring the connector as a single unit, the system tracks the current passing through each pin individually. According to MSI, this allows the power supply to detect potential problems more accurately and protect connected hardware during sudden fluctuations.
Both the MPG Ai1600TS PCIE5 and MPG Ai1300TS PCIE5 include two native 12V-2×6 connectors, allowing them to support high-end graphics cards without relying on adapters. The units also use SiC MOSFETs and have received Cybenetics Lambda A+ noise certification.
MSI has not announced pricing or availability in the Middle East for the new motherboards, cooling products, cases or power supplies.
