MSI displays Intel Z77/H77/B75 chipsets at CeBIT 2012
MSI is showing off Intels upcoming generation 7 series chipsets and their support of Intel’s 22nm CPU and PCI Express Gen3 specification at CeBIT 2012 this week. These motherboards include high-end Z77 chipset: Z77A-GD80, Z77A-GD65, Z77A-GD55, Z77A-G45 and Z77MA-G45; mid-end H77 chipset: ZH77-G43; entry-level B75 chipset: B75A-G43. These boards feature MSI’s Military Class III components have passed seven rigorous tests, conducted by third party laboratories; the tests include extreme temperature, humidity, pressure, vibration and dropping etc. In addition, the motherboards are equipped with several of MSI’s exclusive technologies: the industry’s simplest one second overclocking: OC Genie II; the most convenient UEFI and Windows dual graphical interface: ClickBIOS II; the design that allows users to switch BIOS freely and securely boot up the system: MultiBIOS II, etc., letting enthusiasts to experience the most convenient sensation. MSI will also display the Big Bang-XPower II and X79 series motherboards that have beaten the highest core clock speed and FSB frequency records.
Continuing MSI’s commitment to the product’s stability and durability, MSI’s 7 series motherboards also imported Military Class III components. In addition to importing Highly-conductive Polymerized Capacitors (Hi-c CAP), Super Ferrite Choke (SFC) and Solid Capacitors (Solid CAP), there is also the next generation DrMOS – DrMOS II. It is embedded with fully automatic dual-thermal protection; when the operating temperature reaches to about 115, an indicator on the motherboard will light up, warning the enthusiast to check MOSFET’s cooling status; if the operating temperature reaches to about 130, the system will automatically power off, ensuring the motherboard will not be damaged from high temperature! These components all passed rigorous testing conducted by third party laboratories: extreme temperature, humidity, pressure, vibration and dropping; and have received the MIL-STD-810G Military Class certification, making MSI’s Military Class III components the synonym for the highest quality and stability.
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