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Leo Says 20 – Nvidia GTX 1180 rumours, 4K/144Hz panels, MSI Mech 2, Z390 and more!

Matthew Wilson May 21, 2018 Featured Announcement, Featured Tech News

Leo might be swamped with review products right now, but he has been keeping his ear to the ground. This week in LEO SAYS there are plenty of hot topics at hand, including details on the first 4K/144Hz monitors, GTX 1180 rumours, the upcoming NV mobile GPU, MSI's Mech 2 launch and much more! 

00:10 Introduction
00:18 Computex is coming – only 2 weeks to go
00:39 GTX 1180?
02:08 144Hz 4K panels
03:31 Aero 15X and GS65
04:45 Next Nvidia mobile GPU for CES 2019?
07:17 GPP is dead however MSI is launching MECH 2
08:17 Intel Arctic Sound and Jupiter Sound graphics rumours
11:27 AMD 2nd Gen Threadripper
13:14 Intel at Computex – Z390 and 8-core Coffee Lake?
15:20 EVGA ditches driver discs for USB flash.

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