Computex 2023 takes place from May 29 to June 2 in Taipei, Taiwan and is certainly the biggest computer event of the year, attended by all major players.
Unlike the last few years when Computex was either purely online or, like Computex 2022, much more limited as an in-person event, Computex 2023 is a “back to normal” event and is expected to be as big as previous pre-Covid events .
TechRadar is right there this year, covering all the latest news, announcements and product reveals from industry titans like AMD, Nvidia, Asus, MSI and many more.
We cover everything from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s opening keynote to wild, weird, and just plain cool. Companies like Gigabyte, MSI, and Asus are all based in Taiwan, so we’re expecting a huge presence from these companies at the event, and we can’t wait to dive into everything they have to show.
We’ll be bringing you all the latest information here, so bookmark this page and check back regularly during the event to catch all the latest news and previews.
To the point
- What is this? The biggest IT conference of the year
- When it is? May 29 – June 2
- Where it is? Taipei, Taiwan
Date of Computex 2023
Computex 2023 will officially start on May 29, 2023 and will run until June 2 (Taiwanese time). The conference began with a speech by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
We expect other manufacturers to announce new products from big Taiwanese companies such as Asus, Acer, MSI and Gigabyte.
What’s new from Computex 2023
What’s new from Computex 2023
7 signs Cooler Master is going crazy at Computex 2023
One of the best things about Computex is that it allows companies to really go wild and show off some of their more bizarre and wonderful innovations, and Cooler Master did just that at this year’s show.
Our IT editor, Michelle, spent some time with the company and listed seven of the craziest and coolest gadgets that Cooler Master was showing off. We want them all!
Asus reveals a stunning new liquid-cooled GPU
As usual, Asus has a big presence at Computex 2023, showcasing a range of new gaming products including monitors, keyboards and more.
But what really caught our attention was the Asus Matrix RTX 4090 GPU, which is liquid-cooled to bring out the maximum performance of Nvidia’s beastly RTX 4090.
Cooler Master presents “a new version of the gaming chair”
Cooler Master certainly has a lot to show at Computex 2023, but even so, when it claims to have “transformed” the gaming chair with the Motion 1, we needed to know more.
It comes with haptic feedback for immersive gaming, with the seat vibrating depending on what’s happening on the screen, and of course there’s RGB lighting too.
We’re not entirely convinced that the chair’s haptic feedback is a great selling point, but we’re hoping the Motion 1 could be the first gaming chair to make it feel less gimmicky.
Hands-on review of Cooler Master MasterHUB
Cooler Master looks to take on Elgato and its popular Stream Deck with the MasterHUB we played with at Computex 2023.
It makes streaming control easy and convenient with a stylish design and plenty of support for popular streaming services for any budding streaming star or influencer.
Corsair introduces iCUE Link to make building your next computer easier
If having to deal with tons of wires puts you off building your own, Corsair’s new iCue Link will be of interest. Called the “smart component ecosystem”, it makes connecting disparate components such as fans and CPU coolers incredibly easy with simple cables that should reduce the amount of wire in your PC.
Of course, you’ll need Corsair components, but luckily the company makes very good hardware parts, so it’s not too bad.
Corsair Dominator Titanium DDR5 RAM is the coolest tech we’ve seen at Computex 2023 so far
RAM is one of the most important parts of our computers, but it’s not the most exciting. Apparently Corsair didn’t get the memo because its new Dominator Titanium DDR5 it showed off at Computex may be the coolest tech we’ve seen on display so far.
We got close to it, and not only does it look phenomenal with a high level of customization, it also performs like a beast.
MSI has partnered with Mercedes-AMG Motorsport for a “luxury” laptop experience
MSI and Mercedez-AMG Motorspot have collaborated on the Mercedes-AMG Motorsport Stealth 16 laptop, which aims to combine the luxurious style and design of Mercedes with the powerful gaming hardware that comes with MSI gaming laptops.
While only one laptop from this collaboration has been announced, along with several other MSI laptops, the company has promised “more collaborative products in the future.”
5 things I’m looking forward to at Computex 2023
Our IT Editor Michelle Rae Uy is in Taipei and has listed 5 things she can’t wait to see at Computex 2023, including new gadgets for content creators, quirky gaming chairs, cutting-edge gaming laptops, and tons of keyboards .
Let’s hope he sees all of this and more in a week.
Check out two of our favorite laptops from Acer’s Computex 2023 announcement
Acer unveiled some exciting new products ahead of Computex’s official launch, both in the gaming and professional spheres – and our PC writer Muskaan Saxena has picked his favorites from both categories that he thinks are worth looking out for.
Presentation of Nvidia Computex 2023
Nvidia officially kicks off Computex 2023 with its May 29 keynote in Taipei, and Components Editor John Loeffler was present to cover Nvidia Computex 2023 keynote live.