Thursday, November 7th 2019
MSI TRX40 PRO Series Motherboards Pictured
Ahead of their launch, low-resolution pictures of two nearly identical MSI TRX40 PRO series motherboards surfaced on the web, the TRX40 PRO 10G, and the TRX40 PRO WiFi. The former is characterized by a 10 GbE wired Ethernet connection through an included add-on card, while the latter features 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 WLAN. The two appear otherwise identical, with a couple of M.2 slots on the board, four additional M.2 slots on a cooled add-on card, four PCI-Express x16 slots, eight DDR4 DIMM slots, and other storage connectivity that includes four SATA 6 Gb/s ports, and U.2 port. From the looks of it, the new for the 3rd generation Ryzen Threadripper looks identical to TR4, which bodes well for people wanting to use their TR4-compatible CPU coolers or water-blocks on the new platform.
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23 Comments on MSI TRX40 PRO Series Motherboards Pictured
Budget in TRX40 of course being uber-expensive, but you can always go higher eh.
Have some better pictures.
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I feel so much like socket 939 again.
why you do dis?
You can see it written on the left of the box:
3rd Gen AMD Ryzen Threadripper [supported]
1st/2nd Gen AMD Ryzen Threadripper [ not supported]
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Moar fans from Asrock...
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Soooo many spoilers right now...
Pricing confirmed it would seem, unless there's been a last minute change.
Earlier leaked clock speeds were off the mark a bit though.
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Only Asus left now...
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Well I need to see some productivity benchmark first then. That is the same 2990WX launch price iir
Since dual cards are out Id rather see more pcie slots. M.2 not so much.
PLX chips aren't really needed on these boards and as there's support for bifurcation, you can also use add-in cards that splits up the lanes without the need of a PLX chip or similar, such as 4x x4 NVMe SSDs to a x16 card interface.