MSI is not done releasing GeForce RTX 2080 Ti cards as they are working on a new flagship, which will be the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Lightning Z. This card will sit at the top of MSI's RTX 20 Series product stack above the current Gaming X Trio, as well as the liquid-cooled SeaHawk series.
Gigabyte has expanded their DDR4 offerings with a new kit, which lacks the AORUS branding or RGB lighting. This new kit is simply called "Gigabyte Memory 2666MHz", and is a 16 GB (2x 8GB) kit running at DDR4-2666 with timings of 16-16-16-35 timings, at 1.2 Volts.
ASUS is announcing a workstation motherboard for the Z390 chipset, it is the WS Z390 Pro. It of course has support for 8th generation Core processors, but the big thing with this board is that it makes use of a PCI-Express 3.0 x48 bridge chip.
An AMD "Concept Store" has just opened in the Philippines. This retail store will sell AMD processors, graphics cards based on AMD GPUs, and pre-built systems featuring both AMD CPUs and graphics cards. There will also be fully functional gaming desktops at the store so customers could experience gaming in-store.
The Prime X299-Deluxe II gives professionals and power users a flexible foundation for serious work and it is not alone, ROG engineers are also working on a new Rampage motherboard geared toward hardcore gamers and overclockers, while the ROG Dominus Extreme shows what's possible when our engineers have the freedom to go beyond traditional boundaries
Intel wanted to show off the overclocking ability of their new 9th generation CPUs and teamed up with orld-renowned overclocker Splave to overclock the Core i9-9900K.
EVGA Z390 boards are designed for the purpose of everyday tasks, exceptional performance, hardcore gaming, and, of course, overclocking.
ASUS is excited to support this new generation of Intel processors with a wide variety of new motherboards based on the Intel Z390 chipset. The collection is led by a diverse cast from the Republic of Gamers that elevates gaming and overclocking to new heights.
At Intel's event yesterday they also spent no time at all showing off their upcoming 28-core chip, the Xeon W-3175X, which is aimed at the professional workstation segment. This chip is very similar to the one that we saw at Computex, it has 28 cores, 56 threads, a base frequency of 3.1 GHz and a boost up to 4.3 GHz.
Besides the announcement of the Core i9-9900K and 9th generation Core mainstream desktop processors, Intel also announced their 9th generation Core-X HEDT family for the X299 chipset and LGA2066 socket. All of these chips are being fabbed on 14nm++ nodes.
