There are hours left until CES 2017 in Las Vegas begins and this is what we will foreseeably see at the event (or what we hope to see)
We have been a few days advancing data on what will be seen at CES 2017 which is held in Las Vegas and is that some brands are already advancing some data regarding what they will present at that event. What most interests us hardware lovers is what it is intuited that we will see in this event, already in depth, how they are AMD Zen processors and the Intel Kaby Lake.
Everything indicates that during the great fair in Las Vegas we will see the new generation processors from AMD and Intel. They would not arrive alone, as motherboards from a large number of brands are expected to arrive with them, such as MSI, ASUS, Gigabyte, Colorful, ECS, ASRock and as many other brands as we can remember. If new motherboards are presented, at least for motherboards compatible with AMD Zen, heatsinks compatible with this new socket should be seen and no more is ruled out for Intel.
Not only in processors we expect news galore, we also expect news in graphics cards. AMD and NVIDIA have announced graphics cards. We know that AMD will launch a graphics card with a Vega graphics chip and NVIDIA has already shown that it has the GTX 1080Ti ready as an answer to AMD's solution. So in the graphical aspect we will not have a new family of graphs, but we will have an extension of solutions.
Within the normal it would be to see peripherals of Corsair, Razer, Roccat, Mad Catz and many other brands. We will surely see a new chassis, well, we can almost guarantee it, because the product line for the new year is usually presented. Seeing new keyboards, mice and headphones is very likely, because in recent months there have been no great news in this regard. We do not rule out even seeing new SSD units, whether they are 2.5 ”or M.2 format and who tells us that we will not also see new DDR4 RAM units.
The arrival of new processors will not only reveal new motherboards, we will most likely also see compact equipment, such as the ASUS ViVoMini or the Intel NUC, with new generation processors, even some miniPC with an AMD processor. It would also be normal to see laptops with both AMD and Intel processors and in the laptop section, we should expect to see a processor with many steroids intended for gaming.
An interesting battle that is taking off is that of the monitors destined to gaming. ASUS certainly will present new solutions or let you see announced solutions that are yet to reach the market and MSI will reveal the new gaming monitor to launch shortly to take home his piece of cake. LG, BenQ and Philips, among others, could also present interesting solutions, perhaps with FreeSync from AMD or G-Sync from NVIDIA.
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