You wait for one Thunderbolt-compatible motherboard and then two decide to arrive on the same day.
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ASUS and MSI launch Thunderbolt motherboards, tie for first place
ASUS and MSI launch Thunderbolt motherboards, tie for first place
May 21, 2012 By
Thunderbolt on Windows gets hands-on, lacks Mac’s hot-swapping
May 12, 2012 By
Thunderbolt’s 10-gigabit interface is only just making its way to Windows after spending more than a year as a Mac-only feature , so it’s not surprising that a lot of questions surround how well the Apple- and Intel-developed connection works for those of a Microsoft persuasion. A thorough test at AnandTech of one of the first motherboards to support the spec on Windows PCs, an Ivy Bridge -ready board from MSI , has shown some positive signs along with a few flies in the high-speed ointment
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Thunderbolt on Windows gets hands-on, lacks Mac’s hot-swapping
Distro Issue 38: a peek at the Navy’s Robotics Laboratory and an interview with MSI’s Jeans Huang
April 27, 2012 By
Ah, yes. The end of the week is upon us. Of course, this means that the latest installment of our tablet publication has arrived.
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Distro Issue 38: a peek at the Navy’s Robotics Laboratory and an interview with MSI’s Jeans Huang
MSI launches GT783 gaming laptop, burns through Battlefield 3 with GTX 580M GPU
January 5, 2012 By
Another day, another behemoth of a laptop packing some super-charged components for the demanding, but mobile, gamer out there. Underneath the hood of the MSI GT783 series is a quad-core 2.2GHz Core i7 2670QM along with a 2GB GTX 580M GPU for some pixel-punishing performance.
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MSI launches GT783 gaming laptop, burns through Battlefield 3 with GTX 580M GPU
MSI launches Big Bang-XPower II motherboard for militant overclockers
January 4, 2012 By
Motherboards sporting Intel’s X79 chipset are finally starting to make a decent dent in the marketplace and, after showing off a pair of options at IDF, MSI is back with a model for the serious builders out there. The Big Bang-XPower II comes packing the features you’d expect of any gamer-friendly MoBo, including four-way SLI and CrossFire support, PCIe 3.0, eight DDR3 slots and plenty of extra power connectors for hooking up your high-powered parts. And the company is taking care of overclockers too with military grade components and features like Direct OC, which lets you tweak your CPU’s frequency with the push of a button.
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MSI launches Big Bang-XPower II motherboard for militant overclockers
