MSI Creator TRX40 |
MSI Z170A GAMING M5 |
Prices
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Prices
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Pangoly Score- |
Pangoly Score |
BrandMSI |
BrandMSI |
ModelCreator TRX40 |
Model
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Release Date📅 November 2019 |
Release Date📅 August 2015 |
* First availability for purchase, it may not correspond to the actual market launch date. | |
TDP🔌 100 Watts |
TDP🔌 70 Watts |
Recommended supported parts |
Recommended supported parts |
Series- |
SeriesMSI Gaming |
SocketsTRX4 |
SocketLGA1151 |
Form factorEATX |
Form factorATX |
ChipsetAMD TRX40 |
ChipsetIntel Z170 |
Supported MemoryDDR4:
2133Mhz
2400Mhz
2666Mhz
3200Mhz
3600Mhz
4000Mhz
4666Mhz
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Supported MemoryDDR4:
2133Mhz
2400Mhz
2800Mhz
3000Mhz
3200Mhz
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* High clock speeds may require enabling the XMP profile in the motherboard BIOS
** RAM compatibility support may also depend on the CPU memory controller |
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ECC RAM SupportYes |
ECC RAM SupportNo |
Audio Chipset1 x Realtek ALC1220 Codec1 x Realtek ALC4050H Codec |
Audio ChipsetRealtek ALC1150 |
Audio Channels7.1 Channels |
Audio Channels7.1 Channels |
LAN ChipsetAQUANTIA AQC107 |
LAN Chipset- |
Max LAN Speed10Gbps + 10/100/1000Mbps |
Max LAN Speed10/100/1000Mbps |
SLI SupportYes |
SLI SupportYes |
CrossFire SupportYes |
CrossFire SupportYes |
RAID SupportYes |
RAID SupportYes |
Back I/O Ports
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Back I/O Ports- |
Wireless LANYes |
Wireless LANNo |
PCI-Express x16 Slots4 |
PCI-Express x16 Slots3 |
PCI-Express x4 Slots0 |
PCI-Express x4 Slots0 |
PCI-Express x1 Slots0 |
PCI-Express x1 Slots4 |
SATA 6 Gbps Ports6 |
SATA 6 Gbps Ports2 |
SATA Express Ports0 |
SATA Express Ports2 |
M.2 Ports4 |
M.2 Ports2 |
RAM Slots8 |
RAM Slots4 |
Maximum Supported RAM256GB |
Maximum Supported RAM64GB |
Onboard USB 2.02 |
Onboard USB 2.02 |
Onboard USB 3.2 Gen 12 |
Onboard USB 3.2 Gen 11 |
Onboard USB 3.2 Gen 21 |
Onboard USB 3.2 Gen 20 |
Critic Reviews"AMD's Ryzen Threadripper CPUs are not for your average home or office PC. The first Threadrippers were developed as the result of a side project that some AMD engineers took up just to see how far the original Zen architecture could be pushed. Now three..."
by Gadgets360
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Critic Reviews"It's a shame the latest EFI seemed to hamper overclocking, but unless you're looking for an every day overclock of 4.6GHz or over, or want to use the Z170A Gaming M5 to benchmark, then something in the region of 4.3-4.5GHz is perfectly achievable with..."
by Bit-tech.net
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