Direction MSI, the place new Project Zero parts will be seen. We’re speaking a few new motherboard, the Z790 PZ, and a case. This mannequin, the MEG Maestro PZ, might be supreme for housing your parts. All the extra in order the design just isn’t missed, with its curved glass panel!
Project Zero: a visual Z790 board!
We’re off to MSI, the place new parts, with no seen cables, are on show. We begin with the motherboard, the Z790 Project Zero (already talked about right here). The latter, in ATX format, arrives in a black/white coloration theme. Heat shields and warmth sinks run alongside the entrance of the board, giving it a very polished look.
The bulk of the connectivity is positioned on the rear of the PCB, from the 24-pinATX, 8-pin EPS12V CPU and SATA to the assorted headers. Once the board has been put in in the precise case, the cables are fully hidden from view, making for a clear configuration.
From what we are able to see, the cardboard presents a complete of 4 reminiscence slots, three PCIe x16 and one PCIe x1. For storage, we now have six SATA and doubtless 4 M.2 slots, however we are able to’t make certain.
MEG Maestro PZ, the right case, with curved glass panel!
With this case, the model opts for a compartmentalized design. What’s extra, the glass facet panel is curved, even overlaying the entrance panel.
Internally, in fact, we now have all of the openings wanted to make PZ card connectivity accessible. What’s extra, the graphics card will essentially be put in vertically, as you possibly can see.
The remainder of the specs are unknown. However, MSI has opted for a format that offers pleasure of place to air flow. As you possibly can see, there are quite a few fan slots. You’ll discover them on the backside, high, facet and rear. Normally, it ought to breathe properly!
For the time being, in keeping with Vortez, these parts are nonetheless within the prototype stage. They ought to be revealed at CES, however we are able to’t make certain.
