RTX 50-powered MEG Vision X AI to launch with Arrow Lake CPUs and built-in display in 2025
In a recent event held in Taiwan, MSI took the wraps off its upcoming pre-built powerhouse, which the company has named the MEG Vision X AI. As outlined by MSI's marketing material, this powerful system will boast next-generation hardware, and as the name suggests, position itself as a top-tier solution for intensive computational workloads.
The Vision X AI will sport Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 200-series 'Arrow Lake' desktop processors, paired with Nvidia's RTX 50-series 'Blackwell 2.0' GPUs. While the exact variants of its hardware have not been revealed, MSI's claim of up to 1321 TOPS hints at the use of high-end, flagship components tailored for demanding AI and deep-learning applications.
As for the rest of the system, little else is known at this point, although some pretty high-end internals are to be expected considering the standards set by the rest of the system. Intel's Arrow Lake is slated to launch in the coming months, while Nvidia's RTX 50-series cards, including the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090, are expected to be unveiled early next year, likely during CES.
The MEG Vision X AI is poised to hit the high-end desktop scene in 2025, although the exact timeframe is not yet known. Pricing details have not been confirmed either, but considering the high-end nature of the system, the Vision X AI is expected to be priced at a premium.
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