MSI used Computex 2026 to reveal its DRACO EPIC EDITION lineup, a limited-quantity collection of hardware and peripherals created to celebrate the company's 40th anniversary. According to MSI, the design theme is inspired by Draco, described as the legendary dragon who guarded the golden apples to become the North Star, with the collection meant to embody enduring power and a commanding presence across MSI's product catalog.
The centerpiece graphics card is the GeForce RTX 5080 16G SUPRIM DRACO EPIC EDITION, built on the RTX 5080 SUPRIM SOC. It uses MSI's Hyper Frozr thermal design with Stormforce fans, a vapor chamber, and optimized core pipes, along with diamond-cut lines, brushed textures, and a solid aluminum alloy frame. The card also features a redesigned, anodized and etched metal backplate marking MSI's 40-year history.
On the motherboard side, MSI introduced the MEG X870E ACE MAX DRACO EPIC EDITION, which carries the Draco visual theme across its large chipset and M.2 heatsink while retaining the board's VRM, connectivity, and enthusiast-oriented features. Cooling is covered by the MEG CoreLiquid E15 DRACO EPIC EDITION AIO, a 360mm liquid cooler with a deep starry-blue motif, custom aluminum laser engraving, exclusive Draco animations, and Laminar Focus Technology paired with a Cooling Safeguard feature.
Power and case options were also given the DRACO EPIC treatment. The MEG Ai1600T PCIe5 DRACO EPIC EDITION power supply features an ARGB panel synchronized through MSI Center, dual native 12V-2x6 connectors, SiC MOSFET technology, and Cybenetics Lambda A++ certification for quiet operation, with artwork on one side depicting the dragon soaring through the stars and the reverse drawing on ancient mural-style imagery. The MEG Maestro 900R DRACO EPIC EDITION case swaps the original gray aluminum panels for a deep blue finish with a printed Draco constellation design, while keeping a centered motherboard layout and a four-way rotatable motherboard tray.
Rounding out the collection is a gaming gear bundle featuring the Strike Wireless 8K HE keyboard, Versa Wireless 8K mouse, and Agility mouse pad, all in DRACO EPIC EDITION styling with a deep blue palette, golden constellation lines, and dragon artwork; both the keyboard and mouse support 8000 Hz performance. MSI also released the Maestro Wireless DRACO EPIC EDITION headset, which uses 40mm drivers, active noise cancellation, beamforming and ENC-assisted microphone pickup, and up to 90 hours of battery life. Both outlets note the products were showcased at Computex 2026, though release timing and pricing for the DRACO EPIC lineup were not detailed in the coverage.