With Computex happening this week a lot of interesting PC projects have appeared online. One of the trends we're seeing emerge is a move towards hiding all of a PC's cables. The result is not only a ...

Used server mobos are the weird upgrade path that suddenly makes sense for home labs ...

The company has been collaborating with DIY-APE on the recent B760 and B650 chipsets. Now MSI is stepping up into the Z790 Project Zero, which will be capable of housing Intel's new 14th Gen Core ...

MSI’s Project Zero is one of the many hidden cable motherboard projects that are currently a growing trend from various manufacturers including ASUS, ASRock and GIGABYTE. Today Project Zero has been ...

At CES 2024, MSI unveiled its no-cables desktop (or, at least, its no-visible-cables desktop!) with a special motherboard and PC case series dubbed “Project Zero.” We built it up—and created the ...

At Computex 24 Leo and the crew showed us lots of new dual chamber cases and new reverse connector motherboards. In this ...

The big picture: First announced at Computex in 2023, MSI's Project Zero motherboard line introduces a revolutionary approach to PC cable management, relocating all the usual front-facing connectors ...

We got to check out MSI's new 'Project Zero' range of motherboards at Computex 2023 earlier this year, and when paired with the company's compact and stylish Project Zero compatible case and new ...

MSI’s PRO Z890-S WiFi Project Zero motherboard with back-connect design is finally coming to retail as MSI Japan has announced that it will go on sale on May 2nd, and the motherboard is already ...

In the world of industrial automation and Edge AIoT, the demand for high-performance computing solutions is at an all-time high. ADLINK a hardware manufacturer in the Edge computing and industrial PCs ...

A new crowdfunding project wants to build ATX motherboards compatible with IBM's Power8 CPU. Non-x86 chips are making something of a comeback this year -- could Intel's data center dominance be in ...

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