MSI showed off some innovative new graphics card designs at Computex 2025. These cards are all based on NVIDIA’s new GeForce RTX 50 Series, which uses the next-generation Blackwell architecture.
The RTX 50 Series GPUs offer significant improvements for gamers and creators, with powerful AI features that enable new experiences and better graphics. MSI says these cards represent a big leap forward in performance, design, and cooling. They also highlight features like NVIDIA DLSS 4 for increased performance, faster image generation, and improved creative capabilities with NVIDIA Studio.
Some of the standout concepts include:
- SUPRIM TITANIUM EDITION, which uses titanium for its strength, durability, and corrosion resistance. If this pushes through, it might be one of the most expensive cards to date due to its materials.
- CYCLONE VISUAL, which features a screen built into the fan system that can play videos in real-time while still providing good cooling. I could see this working on cases with vertical GPU mounts such as the GAMEMAX Blade.
- TWIN FROZR 2025, an updated version of a classic design with major cooling improvements. It uses copper-aluminum fins and a special “no-solder-hole” structure for better heat dissipation. MSI also showed off new vapor chamber and core pipe designs for improved heat transfer.
MSI also presented its next-generation EXPERT Series, which won a 2025 iF Design Award.
Along with this, they showcased a wide range of other GeForce RTX 50 Series graphics cards and new cooling technologies, emphasizing their strong position in GPU design.
