Finally, After High Expectations, The MSI X570S Motherboards Were Introduced By The Company, Which Includes The Flagship MEG X570S ACE. This Line-Up Includes Seven Boards That We Saw Earlier In The Teaser.

MSI has already introduced two MAG X570S motherboards, the TOMAHAWK WiFi MAX and the Torpedo MAX. However, the manufacturer intends to expand its line-up with even better models in the MAG and MEG categories. The following is a list of these boards.

MSI X570S motherboards

We first see the flagship MEG X570S ACE, which uses an all-black design with gold sections. The new ACE model is a major upgrade over the previous model, which features larger heatsinks, four M.2 slots, and a larger input/output cover with Lego Dragon with RGB lighting. The X570 chipset is now controlled by passive cooling, and eight SATA III ports are provided instead of just the four in the X570 ACE.

This model’s 16 + 2 phase power supply system will provide the high overclocking potential for memory and processor. In terms of input/output, we will see a good number of USB 3.2 ports and many other options. This motherboard will be priced high, probably more than $ 500.

The MEG X570S Unify is another model with an all-black design with a passive heatsink with a heat pipe, five M.2 slots, and the much-anticipated Unify series design. This motherboard also comes with a 16 + 2 phase power supply circuit and has only two DIMM slots for overclockers.

The MPG X570S CARBON uses a black and gray design, while it has large heatsinks in the VRM section (with 14 + 2 phases), four M.2 slots, and various other features. The MEG X570S Unify will also be all black and cool VRMs with a massive heatsink and heatsink. There are apparently five M.2 slots on the board. Finally, for maximum performance, MSI and EK have partnered with a water block version of the MPG X570S Carbon called the MPG X570S Carbon EK X.

Finally, we see MPG EDGE MAX WiFi, which uses 12 + 2 phases in the power supply system, and three M.2 slots accompany it with a black and attractive appearance. A small but decent amount of RGB lighting under the chipset heatsink doubles the beauty of the motherboard.