A PC’s internal is a thing of beauty marred only by the copious amount of cables snaking within that disrupt the otherwise beautiful sight. In the past, we resorted to aesthetic cable sleeves – some glow-in-the-dark – to spruce up the look just so that it looks nice with a transparent panel. Well, that is a thing of the past. MSI has introduced a new series of motherboards that bids farewell to cable management.
Folks, this is the MSI PROJECT ZERO Series Motherboards. MSI PROJECT ZERO motherboards moved most cable connectors to the back, making your setup look super clean and easy to manage. Plus, MSI’s got a matching PROJECT ZERO chassis that fits the sleek vibe – but more on that in a bit.
These motherboards are not just tidy, they’re also stylish with their silver-white look and hefty heatsinks. You’ve got a variety of chipset options too, including Z790 PROJECT ZERO, an ATX motherboard with a 14+1 Duet Rail Power System, Lightning Gen 5 PCIe slot, 4 x M.2 slots, and Wi-Fi 7. B760M PROJECT ZERO, a Micro-ATX motherboard with a 12+1 Duet Rail Power System, Lightning Gen 5 PCIe slot, 2 x M.2 slots, and Wi-Fi 6E. And there’s the B650M PROJECT ZERO which features a 10 + 2 direct out power system, Lightning Gen 4 PCIe slot, 2 x M.2 slots, and Wi-Fi 6E.
The coolest part about these innovative motherboards is without a doubt the Back-Connect design. Back-Connect design affords less cable chaos thereby boosting the aesthetic appeal. Even better is that MSI isn’t going solo on this clean design; they’re teaming up with other chassis brands to spread this neat idea.
Now for the PC case… there’s the MAG PANO M100 PZ chassis, perfect for Micro-ATX boards and showing off your clean build with 270-degree glass views. For the artsy folks, there’s the MEG MAESTRO 700L PZ – a limited-edition chassis that’s all about curves, cooling, and cable space.
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