Detailed MSI B560 and H510 motherboard prices

In its last Insider show, MSI talked about its upcoming Z590, B560 and H510 motherboards, which will have support for 11th and 10th Generation Intel CPUs. MSI has also demonstrated some new features that its B560 motherboards will offer, while listing the prices for its low-cost 500 series line.

MSI details the prices of the B560 and H510 motherboards, it also shows the new Z590 cards – entry-level cards below $ 200 with support for OC memory and unlocked power limits

Starting with the most important details that our readers would like to know are prices. MSI will have several B560 and H510 motherboards in its line, all priced under $ 200. The most expensive motherboard in the B560 line will be the MAG B560 Tomahawk WiFi, which will cost around $ 189, while the motherboard The cheapest motherboard will be the MSI H510M-A Pro, with a retail price of $ 89. The following is the complete list of MSI B560 and H510 cards along with their prices:

Intel Z590, B560 and H510 motherboards were launched on January 11th, 11th generation Rocket Lake desktop CPUs come later

MSI B560 / H510 motherboard prices:

As you can see, these are pretty decent prices, and it’s also a good thing that the H510’s offerings are positioned in the segment below $ 100. MSI also confirms that the B560 series motherboards will support memory overclocking. The B560 line from MSI will be equipped with at least 6 layers of PCB that will allow the transfer of memory signal at high speed. The top model, which is the B560I Gaming Edge WiFi, will support memory overclocking speeds up to DDR4-5200 MHz, while the rest of the line will be able to handle speeds up to DDR4-5066 MHz.

The MSI Z590 and B560 cards will also come with a new memory Try it! feature offering 100 sets of configurations for Samsung, Hynix, Micron, Nanya, PSC, CXMT, Spectek memory ICs with Comet Lake and up to 500 sets with Rocket Lake CPUs.

Detailed pricing for MSI B560 and H510 motherboards – under $ 200, up to DDR4-5200 OC Unlocked memory support and power limits

In addition to memory overclocking, MSI 500 series motherboards (Z590, B560, H510) will come with support for an unlocked power limit. So while you’re not able to overclock your 10th or 11th generation Intel CPUs on B560 and H510 cards, you can get unlocked power limits that would allow you to keep clock pulses for longer periods, but at the cost of higher power consumption. energy. You can select multiple energy limit profiles based on their cooling. The power limits are up to 255W (PL2) with a current limit of 210 Amps.

MSI B560 motherboard slides:

MSI Z590 Unify Series motherboards

MSI also introduced its new Z590 Unify series motherboards, which come in two standard ATX offerings, the Z590 Unify-X and Z590 Unify, as well as the Mini-ITX Z590I Unify. The Z590 Unify board adheres to the RGB-Heaton design and features a 16-phase VRM (90A) that is powered by a dual 8-pin connector configuration. There are large aluminum heatsinks covering the VRMs with heat pipe cooling.

Unify will come with four DDR4 DIMM slots, while Unify-X will come with two DDR4 DIMM slots, but will allow faster DIMM speeds. Features like Intel 2.5G LAN, WiFi 6E, Triple Gen4 M.2 slot with Shield Frozr heatsinks, Audio Boost 5, Lightning USB 20G and a design geared towards extreme overclockers are all included in the Unify line.

The Mini-ITX Z590I Unify comes with an 8-phase (90A) VRM design that is powered by a single 8-pin connector. It features a Frozr heatsink cooling solution with an active fan under the I / O board. The motherboard comes with two Thunderbolt 4 ports, Intel 2.5G LAN, WiFi 6E, Dual M.2 slots, one of which features an M.2 Shield Frozr heatsink, a single PCIe Gen 4.0 x16 slot and a range of I / O ports. Expect other manufacturers to list prices for their respective B560 and H510 motherboards in the coming days.