Computex 2017 is over. That means a few things: we've published our Best of Computex 2017 article, we're all ready for a little sleep, and instead of sleeping we'll probably keep writing stories. Also, we've got another recap dedicated to the stuff we saw upon the show's close.
First let us point you to our other recaps. There was always plenty to find on the show floor--we're bound to publish more stuff from Computex even after the members of our news team have arrived home--but each day had its own highlights. Check 'em out if you're hungry for news:
- Computex 2017: Highlights From Day 1-Ish
- Computex 2017: Highlights From Day 2, When Excitement Just Kept Ryzen
- Computex 2017: Highlights From The Day 3 Grab-Bag
- Computex 2017 Highlights From Day 4: Chassis And Chill
Teasing PSUs
It seemed like everyone at Computex 2017 wanted to talk a little--not a lot--about upcoming power supplies. We're pretty scant on details right now, but these stories should give you an idea of what to expect over the coming months and years, when you're in the market for a PSU:
- Seasonic Brings Mid-Level 'Focus' PSU Line To Computex
- EVGA Teases Upcoming 'G3s' SFX-L PSU Line
- Antec Reveals Two New PSU Lines, The HCG Pro Gold And Bronze
- SilverStone Teases Its First Passive SFX-L PSU
Odds 'N Ends
Computex 2017 had it all. Keyboards? Yep. Motherboards? You bet. Peripherals and components that don't have the word "board" in them? Sure thing. Here's some of the miscellany we saw as Computex 2017 started to wind down:
- The Tex Yoda II Mechanical Keyboard Is For TrackPoint Lovers
- ASRock Outs X399 Taichi And Professional Gaming Motherboards
- Up Close And Personal With Gigabyte's X399 Aorus Gaming 7
- Thermaltake Reveals New Floe And Riing Cooling Products At Computex
- HDD Hybrid Array Taken To The MSI Extreme
- Take A Peek At SilverStone's RVZ04 Micro-STX Chassis
To look back through all of our Computex 2017 coverage, including anything that didn't make its way into one of these recaps, you can do so by checking out the newsfeed on our homepage or by bookmarking (and frequently visiting) our Computex tag page.
