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MSI launches Z370 Gaming Motherboards

MSI launches Z370 Gaming Motherboards

Posted by | Oct 10, 2017 | |

With the launch of Intel’s new Coffee Lake processors, MSI launches Z370 Gaming Motherboards. MSI, the world leading gaming motherboard manufacturer, will be offering 4 segment motherboard products all supporting 6-core Intel processors based on the new Z370 platform. The GAMING line will include Enthusiast GAMING, Performance GAMING and Arsenal GAMING to cover all types of gamers worldwide. PRO Series models will be tailored for designers, content creators and workstation users. Created for the most maximum performance, Z370 GODLIKE GAMING motherboard has been created. It features outstanding aesthetics, heavy plated, multiple layered heatsinks, 18-phase DrMOS PWM design for overclocking...

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MSI Force GC30 and GC20 New Wireless and Wired Game Controllers

MSI Force GC30 and GC20 New Wireless and Wired Game Controllers

Posted by | Oct 5, 2017 | |

Force GC30 and GC20 are the all-new game controllers from MSI. These new controllers are cross-platform working on Windows, Android and popular gaming consoles easily. Unlike most controllers on the market, you can go from a normal 4-way D-pad to an 8-way D-pad easily by adding a metal cover that is magnetically attached. The controllers are ergonomically designed with rubber side grips on both handles for long-term play. They offer dual vibration motors for haptic feedback. The Force GC30 controller is wireless (with wired mode too) while the Force GC20 is wired only. Q4 2017 is the expected time...

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Intel’s New 8th Gen Coffee Lake CPUs

Intel’s New 8th Gen Coffee Lake CPUs

Posted by | Oct 4, 2017 | |

Intel’s latest 8th generation Coffee Lake Core processors drops on October 5. They will differ from previous generations by including more cores. The Core i5 and i7 will feature six cores (previously only four; i7 will still have hyperthreading), and the Core i3 will have four cores (previously two cores with hyperthreading). The Coffee Lake CPUs are built on a 14nm++ process. Comparatively to Kaby Lake, Coffee Lake offers higher cache sizes but lower base clocks. However, the single-core max frequencies are higher. The TDP is also higher. A new motherboard is a requirement for the latest CPUs as...

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