MSI Z890 TOMAHAWK WIFI II Motherboard Ships September 11 at 55,980 Yen
The board pairs Intel 5G LAN with Wi-Fi 7, so both wired and wireless connections get high-speed, low-latency networking in a model that skips LED decoration for a black military finish.
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MSI Computer Japan will release the MAG Z890 TOMAHAWK WIFI II motherboard on September 11. The Z890 board supports Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors and costs 55,980 yen. It uses a black military-style design with no LED decoration, a 16-phase 90A SPS power circuit, and a large VRM heatsink. Connectivity includes Thunderbolt 4 Type-C with 40Gbps transfer and 8K video output, plus Intel 5G LAN and Wi-Fi 7.
MSI positions the board around assembly convenience as much as performance. The EZ M.2 CLIP II and EZ M.2 Shield Frozr II let an M.2 SSD be attached or removed with one finger, and the EZ PCIe Release unlocks a graphics card with a single button, cutting the work of building and swapping parts.
The rear I/O heatsink covers the VRM, which MSI says keeps the system stable under long-term load. The 16-phase, 90A SPS power circuit is built to feed high-end CPUs, and the Thunderbolt 4 Type-C port supports data transfer up to 40Gbps and 8K video output.
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