MSI X99A XPower Gaming Titanium
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onboard U.2??
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Elegant looking piece of kit 
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Wulf
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Looks great.
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Niiiiice 
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Waiting to see the damage this will come in at on OCUK. Temped by a pointless but sexy upgrade
Waiting to see the damage this will come in at on OCUK. Temped by a pointless but sexy upgrade
I have seen it for 429 Euros somewhere, so can guesstimate from that it will probably be around £330-40 mark. If so, that seems about right given the cost of the other XPower X99 board (the black and yellow one). Not cheap, but it's a more attractive price vs the Rampage V which is a great board but definitely lacks that wow factor the Titanium has.
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Agreed, the Rampage V 10 edition looks like something from a fairground ride lol. No doubt it will be a great board feature wise but I honestly, hand on heart couldn't put that into one of my builds. Looks like an ugly bird caked in make up
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P.S. No Rampage V edition 10 motherboards were harmed during the creation of this post.
Got a nice message from MSi Facebook this morning
This motherboard is launched about two weeks ago and supply to the U.K. should be ramping up this month. So you'll need to stay tuned for a bit.
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MSI
Think im going to pick one of these up for my new build.
This motherboard is launched about two weeks ago and supply to the U.K. should be ramping up this month. So you'll need to stay tuned for a bit.
Best regards,
MSI
Think im going to pick one of these up for my new build.
That's good news, still not listed anywhere which is odd, but surely will be soon. I'm only a bit bummed this is E-ATX, but previous XPower board was also, so it was inevitable this would be I suppose. I don't need E-ATX, heck I could even make an argument for MATX, but this just looks SOOOOOO nice!
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That's good news, still not listed anywhere which is odd, but surely will be soon. I'm only a bit bummed this is E-ATX, but previous XPower board was also, so it was inevitable this would be I suppose. I don't need E-ATX, heck I could even make an argument for MATX, but this just looks SOOOOOO nice!
Legend, check the OCUK website. Board up to pre order.
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Got to admit it does look very nice. How well does it OC is the question
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IIRC Gibbo actually has them sat on a shelf in the warehouse but MSI won't give him the RRP to actually sell them.
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