Joe Shields

Our next stop was down the hall at ADATA, which shared several cool items, including enterprise storage solutions under the Trusta bran,d including AI scaling software, cool new Novajey RGB DIMMs, the Cyborg power supply with the new GPU Power Guard technooogy, and the Levante View Pro 360 AIO, among other items… even two chairs (Nimbus and Nimbus Plus).

Our first stop was at the Venetian to meet with MSI. Inside the ballroom, a wide variety of products was on display. MSI Claw 8+ Glacier Blue edition, Raider 16 Max Gaming laptop, new Wifi 7 mesh system, Spatium M571 DLP SSD, among a slew of other items. Most impressive to our readers could be the RTX 5090 Lightning. Since 2009, with the release of the first lighting, N260GTX, we’ve seen several iterations, each improving upon the monster it was before.

Next up is Gigabyte’s AORUS GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Master. Like the RTX 5090 Master Ice we looked at a few weeks back, it’s another flagship-class SKU and with it’s cool design and small LCD screen, stands out from the crowd like its big brother. Packed with nearly the same features, it’s sure to turn some heads in the looks department. This mid-range card delivers solid performance, competing closely with the previous generation RTX 4080 and AMD’s RTX 9070 XT, often outperforming the latter.