Here's a closer look at the ASUS ROG Zephyrus, one of the first notebook's to feature NVIDIA's Max-Q technology.

Intel’s X99 chipset is over two years old. It’s high time for a change. Here's what you need to know about X299, the new ultra-enthusiast platform from Intel.

We saved the best for last, here are your show girls of Computex 2017!

Without fail, Computex brings us some of the coolest updates in the personal computing space, from Intel quietly launching their Intel X299 platform, to NVIDIA making great strides to deliver gaming notebooks that are as thin and light as ultrabooks, there's surely something from the big names of DIY computing that will certainly excite you!

Riding on the hype from the Intel X299 motherboards launched at Computex, ADATA, G.Skill and Team Group showed off their renewed DDR4 memory modules portfolio among other flash memory related product updates.

Zotac's theme at Computex 2017 was decidedly straightforward and practical: Make everything small, compact and powerful! Including a mini GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics card, a mini gaming system, world's smallest Windows 10 system and much more.

Synology launched their latest two-bay and four-bay NAS systems with dual-channel 4K video transcoding, SSD cache support, and other exciting DiskStation Manager (DSM) enhancements.

AMD had quite literally a lot to share at its Computex 2017 press event, ranging from it workstation-grade EPYC processor to a brief mention of its consumer-ready Radeon RX Vega graphics.

Now that Intel's X Core family has been revealed, we've rounded up all the X299 boards announced so far from the major brands to give you an overview of what’s available (in case you've got the upgrade itch).

Intel has announced a brand new family of Core X processors, including new Core i9 chips that range from 12 to a whopping 18 cores.