Tokyo Game Show 2022 " (TGS2022) was held at Makuhari Messe from Thursday, September 15 to Sunday, September 18, 2022.
MSI Computer Japan, Inc. ( hereinafter referred to as "MSI") also exhibited at the show, displaying not only gaming PCs, but also graphics cards and motherboards!
Not only that, they also held many stage events such as self-built PC lectures and overclocking demonstrations, which made the booth so enjoyable that it was always full of people.
Many cool, high-performance gaming devices on display!
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As soon as I entered the booth, I was immediately attracted to the uniquely designed gaming PC " Aegis Ti5 12VTE-046JP ".
It is the latest model in the "Aegis Ti5 series," the world's first gaming PC equipped with a gaming knob, and although I have covered it in a previous article, this was my first time seeing it in person.
What keyboards do the staff recommend?
As we strolled around the booth, we found a gaming keyboard corner recommended by MSI staff.
The staff at the booth told us that the most recommended model was the "VIGOR GK71 SONIC JP".
The keyboard uses MSI's proprietary "MSI SONIC" switches, which are light and comfortable to use even after long hours of gameplay.
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Gaming monitors are also a must-see!
In addition, the Optix MPG321UR-QD, a gaming monitor with 4K/144Hz and 1ms response time for smooth operation, and the world's first gaming router equipped with a heat pipe, are also available. The MSI booth was filled with a variety of attractive gaming devices, including the Optix MPG321UR-QD, the world's first gaming router equipped with a heat pipe, and many others.
"Home-built PC Lecture & Hands-on Experience" Event!
As I mentioned at the beginning of this article, the exhibits are not the only elements you can enjoy at the MSI booth.
There were also many stage events, and when I was visiting the MSI booth, the " Home-built PC Lecture & Hands-on Experience " event was just about to start!
Professional overclocker Takahiro Shim izu (@Shimizu_OC), who has represented Japan in overclocking world championships 7 times, voice actress and actor Tomomi Sumi Jena(@jiena_gaim), and homebrew PC girl Mayu Ishi(@icchi38) performed!
They demonstrated how to assemble a home-built PC by carefully explaining each step of the process, starting from installing a CPU to a motherboard. Most of the visitors who had come to see the event from the beginning listened to it earnestly until the end.
After connecting so many cables that they did not know which one to connect, and after the assembly was finished, what awaited them was the exciting challenge of turning on the power!
When the power was successfully turned on and the assembled PC started glowing in rainbow colors, the audience applauded with shouts of "Oh!
The event was a great opportunity for both men and women to learn how easy it is to build their own PCs, and it is likely that the number of people who own their own PCs will increase in the future.