MSI draws to 19

Falling exchange rate, intensifying sales wave and new ASIC inserts.

The dark skies have been gathering for months now, but it didn’t really bother MSI to launch this motherboard that can hold these 13 graphics cards (one PCIe x16 and twelve PCIe 1x slots). The direction is already clear from this, so the engineers have restrained things thoroughly at the other points, as miners don’t need too many extra features: two DDR4 DIMMs, HDMI and DVI ports, and a pair of USB 2.0 and 3.0.

Two molex connectors due to increased consumption.

The H310 chipset is theoretically designed for the cheaper Coffee Lake-based Pentium and Celeron processors, but this will not be the product where the thesis stops. As you can see in the picture above, there would still be room for 5 more PCIe 1x slots on the PCB, but this is no longer the case with this chipset.

The expected price of the MSI H310-F PRO is unknown, the release is expected in weeks.

Source: videocardz.com