MSI has expanded its Infinite gaming desktop series with its first device featuring the Intel 8th generation processors, the MSI Infinite X. This desktop is equipped with MSI's own graphics card, its Silent Storm Cooling 3 thermal design. At the heart of this desktop is the 8th generation Intel Core K-series processor that can be overclocked without any complicated software or having to open the case, according to MSI. With MSI's software, the hardware inside is amped up in speed and performance.

Micro-Star International (MSI) has introduced its GT75VR gaming notebook, featuring a 17-inch display, Intel's top-end CPU and Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1080/1070 SLI/1070 graphics card. The GT75VR's display features a response time of 3ms and a refresh rate of 120Hz, while the device's 10GbE Ethernet module also supports a 10X higher bandwidth. The GT75VR is equipped with the company's latest Cooler Boost Titan cooling module built with its Whirlwind fans for CPU and GPU and 10-12 heatpipes for thermal conductivity. The SSDs are also embedded with thermal paste to improve their performances. The GT75VR comes with a Core i7 7820HK CPU with up to 4.2GHz OC capability and three GPU options: Nvidia GeForce GTX1080, GTX1070 SLI, or GTX1070. The notebook is also equipped with several gaming features such as the True Color Technology 2.0, NAHIMIC VR, High-Res Audio (sampling rate 32bit/384kHz) and SuperRaid 4.

MSI has released the MS-98C7 mini-ITX embedded motherboard for high-density processing and graphic application markets. The MS-98C7 adopts Intel's 8 series chipset platform and supports up to 16GB of memory. The motherboard also supports multiple displays with output interfaces of VGA, LVDS, and DP. The MS-98C7 targets applications such as digital signage, onboard MOD and gaming.