Msi pro z890-s wifi project zero with hidden connector appears for sale

Without a large fuss, MSI began selling another motherboard option with the increasingly popular hidden connectors. The MSI Pro Z890-S Wifi Project Zero already appears in stores in Japan and Europe, bringing a slightly different proposal from other best known models of the manufacturer.

First of all, it is interesting to remember that Project Zero, or PZ, is what MSI calls its plates with hidden connectors. They stay on the back of the PCB and help cable management in compatible offices. Here at Adrenaline we set up a PC with the B650m Project Zero to show how it is.

The new Pro Z890-S WiFi PZ model draws attention because the company took the opportunity to make a really minimalist project on the front of the board. It is a look that matches less flashy builds. According to Videocardz, MSI’s Pro line was focused on its input products, but now the brand has directed more to workstations and professional use.

Being an Z890 plate, it has LGA 1851 socket for Intel processors, and comes with four DDR5-8800 slots, compatible with XMP profile for memories. The power phase design is 12+1+1+1.

Msi pro z890-s wifi project zero already appears for sale abroad

The new MSI hidden connecting plate option is now available, but not yet in Brazil. The plate appeared in Japan’s store for ¥ 42,980 and in Europe coming out for € 365. The values ​​are equivalent to $ 1,709 and $ 2,355, respectively. It is likely that the price in Europe is already including the Vat tax.

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Finally, it is worth mentioning that Pro Z890-S does not have a simplified system to help remove the video card, which already appears in products from the MPG and Meg line. It would be more indicate that MSI really wants to turn these products to workstations now.