MSI goes all-in on Intel 13th Gen chips and RTX 4000 GPUs

MSI Today, Intel introduced its new lineup of 13th-generation Core CPUs. In addition, we're getting a lot of new components for building PCs with the introduction of AMD's Ryzen 7000 series of CPUs and NVIDIA's RTX 4000 series of graphics cards. Many pieces of hardware, both prebuilt PCs and individual components, have been released by MSI. If you don't feel like building a PC, MSI has a variety of brand-new prebuilt PCs with the newest hardware available for you, joining Dell's Alienware in the fray. With an unusual, airflow-first design and a front 4.5-inch touch panel on the case for more user-friendly controls. The MPG Infinite X2 has a more conventional-looking chassis with plenty of room for airflow if you prefer a more brief but striking appearance. Both computers are outfitted with the newest RTX 4000-series graphics cards from NVIDIA and the fastest 13th generation Intel CPUs, up to the Core i9-13900K. Additionally, the MPG Trident, the MAG Codex, the MAG Infinite, and the MEG Aegis were updated with the newest CPUs and GPUs in MSI's lineup of prebuilt computers. MSI also has new motherboards based on Intel's new Z790 chipset if you're more of a PC builder. The company has several new models in its various motherboard lines. Both DDR4 and DDR5 entries are available in the PRO lineup, or you may spend more money and acquire a MEG Z790 GODLIKE with a 10G LAN and unmatched overclocking capability. MSI offers more PC components. The new MEG power supplies from the company have an output of up to 1300W and an 80+ Platinum certification, whereas the MPG series has a result of up to 1000W and an 80+ Gold certification. They all come with PCI Express Gen 5 compatibility, RTX 4000 lineup support, and, in the case of the MEG lineup, ATX 3.0 support. The MEG Prospect 700R case features a 4.3-inch IPS touch screen on the front, and the MEG Coreliquid S360 AIO liquid cooling supports the AMD AM5 and Intel LGA 1700 sockets, which are also available.