Computex 2023 Day 4 Wrap-Up: Intel Ponte Vecchio, 4.5-Slot RTX 4090 Blowers and More
Our Computex 2023 coverage is coming to a close.
This is our final day of live coverage from Computex 2023 as the show in Taipei, Taiwan, winds down. We've seen a lot of cool gear during the week, ranging from unexpected cameos by Intel Meteor Lake to elaborate liquid cooling solutions for PCIe 5.0 SSDs. So be sure to check out our Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3 coverage for all the best that Computex had to offer so far this week.
Wrapping Things Up at Computex 2023
Although Intel's Ponte Vecchio data center GPU has been on our minds for years, we finally saw it in the flesh at Computex. This 100 billion-transistor beast is impressive in its own right, and seeing eight of them together is a rarity. Also on tap is the FSP 2500W PSU that can easily power four GeForce RTX 4090 GPUs and some of the most insane case mods we saw at the show.
- Intel's Ponte Vecchio Smiles for the Camera
- FSP's 2500W Power Supply Has Enough Juice To Feed Four RTX 4090
- PNY Flaunts 4.5-Slot RTX 4090, RTX 4070 Blower GPUs
- Xigmatek Shows off Glowing White PC Test Bed and Several High-End Cases
- PNY Flaunts 4.5-Slot RTX 4090, RTX 4070 Blower GPUs
- Elf, Orc, Titan: Sparkle Reveals a Torrent of Intel Arc Cards
- Coolest Case Mods of Computex 2023: Alien Facehuggers, Motorcycles and More
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