Our 5 highlights from the second day of the fair

Day 2 of the Computex 2025 is over. Here you can find out our highlights of May 21, 2025. (Image source: Silverstone, Noctua)

The Computex 2025 again presented numerous innovations on the second day of the fair. We talked about the five most exciting products in the tech team with Jakob, who is traveling for Gamestar Tech in Taiwan.

Since several gaming mice were shown, we decided to see them as a highlight. The selected products again show where the journey in technology is going.

Highlight 1: Gaming mouse with Noctua fan and two potential price-performance tips from Steelseries

Die Pulsar Has a built -in fan that should cool the hand – ideal against sweaty hands when playing. Noctua, actually rather known for a quiet cooler, now ensures temperature regulation with a gaming mouse. With 32,000 dpi and 8,000 Hertz Polling rate, it is part of the high-end segment. A curious but clever highlight of the Computex 2025.

Steelseries brings the Rival 3 Gen 2 and the Rival 3 Wireless Gen 2 with a technical update. They should convince with improved performance in the form of fast response times and more precise sensors at fair prices. The wireless version lasts up to 450 hours. Perfect for players who want a lot for little money.

Highlight 2: Cherry switch king with new switches

Cherry presents new keyboard switches. Particularly exciting: the inductive IK switches. They work without direct contact, are extremely durable and consume much less electricity – ideal for wireless keyboards. There are also new mechanical switches for different tip feelings. A sensible innovation for PC players.

Highlight 3: AMD presented the Radeon 9060 XT

AMD’s new Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics card is here! For $ 299 (8 GB) or $ 349 (16 GB), it offers strong performance for liquid games in 1080p or 1440p. She is even supposed to surpass Nvidia’s competition and is ideal for price -conscious players. It will be released on June 5, 2025.

Highlight 4: Noctua’s first all-in-one water cooling

Noctua, known for quiet air coolersbrings its first all-in-one water cooling. It promises extremely quiet operation thanks to special noise damping and not only cools the processor, but also other important components. This could be a very good solution for everyone who wants fluid cooling without noise. AIO water cooling appears in the first quarter of 2026.

Highlight 5: Silverstone Retro housing from April Fool’s joke

Silverstone presents the FLP02a PC case in the retro look of the 80s/90s-even in beige! Inside, however, it is top modern and offers space for the latest PC components. The Turbo-Button now controls the fans. Ideal for everyone who wants to combine nostalgia with current technology.

Even today it wasn’t that easyfrom the umpteen announcements on the Computex 2025 to select only five. We are very happy to have someone on site with Jakob who keeps us up to date. On Friday there is again very special content and Linh will also play an important role. Stays excited and with us.

Now you are asked: There was also a lot going on on day 2 of the Computex 2025. Too much to list everything even. What were your personal highlights from the second day of the fair or in general? Is there an announcement that you still hope for or with which you may even calculate? Like to tell us in the comments how you have experienced the IT trade fair so far and what will be remembered.