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CES 2025: MSI showcases new B860, H810, and Z890 Project Zero motherboards

MSI is expanding its motherboard lineup with the new B860 and H810 boards, offering a compelling blend of performance, features, and affordability for Intel's latest platform. Moreover, the company is also launching new Z890 Project Zero motherboards so users can create cleaner builds with less cabling.

The new B860 and H810 motherboards cater to a wide range of users, from budget-conscious gamers to content creators and everyday users. While the B860 chipset stands out for performance enthusiasts with its PCIe 5.0 support, M.2 storage options, and memory overclocking capabilities, the H810 provides a more value-oriented solution for those seeking essential features.

MSI's new B860 motherboards include the MAG B860 Tomahawk WIFI and MAG B860M Mortar WIFI, as well as the PRO B860-P WIFI and PRO B860M-A WIFI. These boards support PCIe 5.0 and M.2 storage and DDR5 memory and feature a power delivery system consisting of 12-phase VRMs. Overclocking enthusiasts will appreciate the enhanced memory support, with speeds reaching 9200+ MT/s achievable through MSI's optimised memory architecture and the user-friendly Click BIOS X. MSI's AI Boost technology further enhances AI performance by enabling NPU overclocking. MSI has also implemented its EZ DIY features, simplifying M.2 installation, graphics card removal, and Wi-Fi antenna setup. The MAG series B860 boards also boast Intel Killer Wi-Fi 7 and Killer 5G LAN for a lag-free networking experience.

While the H810 boards might lack some of the bells and whistles of the B860 ones, they still offer a solid foundation for budget-oriented builds. MSI didn't share any specific H810 motherboard models, but we know they'll share many features with the B860 boards. Both chipsets support Thunderbolt 4 for high-speed connectivity, but the B860 provides greater bandwidth with its 8x DMI Gen 4 lanes than the H810's 4x lanes.

MSI is also expanding its “Project Zero” lineup with the new PZ series. These motherboards relocate most connectors to the rear, minimising cable clutter and creating a cleaner aesthetic. The MAG Z890 Tomahawk WIFI PZ (standard and White) and the PRO Z890-S WIFI PZ offer high-end features and stylish designs for those seeking performance and cleaner visuals.

Adding to the software side, MSI is announcing a collaboration with SignalRGB to create a new application that allows for synchronised and customisable RGB lighting control across multiple MSI motherboards. This user-friendly software simplifies RGB management by enabling users to configure all MSI products with RGB and ARGB in a single app.

KitGuru says: Are you interested in a B860 or H810 motherboard for a new entry-level system? MSI's new motherboards might be exactly what you're looking for.

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