MSI X370 XPOWER Gaming Titanium Preview

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Neutral colour schemes are very much in vogue and the MSI X370 Titanium is no exception following the Z270 Titanium in an all-silver look. It’s slightly surprising that they haven’t included their Mystic Light technology that has shone so brightly on other MSI motherboards we’ve looked at of late. Of course we know that such a noticeable scheme is a little bit love it/hate it when compared to the more black and more black monochrome schemes, but we like it. It’s particularly great as a backdrop to all the slot armour that is included on both the DIMM and PCI express slots of the Titanium, as well as the M.2 Shield which helps to keep your M.2 drive cool by acting as a direct contact heat spreader. Connectivity is well catered for too, as the Titanium supports front panel USB 3.0 and front panel USB 3.1, which is slowly making its way onto the latest chassis. With two M.2 slots, a U.2 socket and six SATA 3 ports there certainly isn’t a lack of places to connect your drive collection.

We will be bringing you our full review of the MSI X370 XPOWER Gaming Titanium soon, in the meantime you can discuss it on the OC3D Forums.