MSI has unveiled a bunch of new pre-built gaming desktop PCs, Z790 motherboards, and PSUs built for the latest desktop chips from Intel as well as NVIDIA's new RTX 40-series GPUs.

MSI is refreshing many of its desktop gaming PCs with Intel's Comet Lake-S CPUs and Nvidia's RTX lineup of CPUs. The new desktops will be available starting later this month, starting at $799.

MSI could dominate the gaming handheld scene with its Claw 8 AI+ and Intel's Core Ultra chips if it weren't so expensive, and it might be too late to backtrack.

The previous low was $849.99, which we wrote about a few weeks ago. Now, however, you can bag this MSI Codex R gaming desktop for an incredibly low $699 at Walmart (save $300).

The MSI Vision Elite gaming desktop comes with Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4 support, and a 2.5G LAN port for stable network connectivity while gaming on a wired or wireless connection.

The MSI P100 Prestige is pretty thin as far as desktop computers go and is just under 5 1/4-inches in with. It sits about 16-inches in height and just over 14 1/2-inches in depth.

Although MSI says that virtualization is by default enabled for MSI Gaming Plus Max B450 motherboard, it may well be disabled in IOMMU mode / SVM mode. To enable virtualization, you have to access ...