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for whatever reason MSI decided to cart away their mini ITX Am for motherboard at CES 2018 one of our camera operators got there a bit early saw the board line out and took some footage of it and I was disappointed to see that it had already been announced but we have footage of it and they took it away before anyone else get footage of it so we'll show it anyway before that this video is brought to you by thermal Grizzly makers of the conductor hot liquid metal that we recently used to drop 20 degrees off of our coffee leak temperatures thermal grizzly also makes traditional thermal compounds we use on top of the IHS like cryo not and hydro not pastes learn more at the link below the board is the MSI be 350 I Pro a/c it's a mini ITX a.m. for motherboard and it uses the current gen chipsets as in not the x4 70 or be for whatever will come out later that said it's still many ITX and there's not a lot of those and it was announced about six days ago at time of filming so it's still pretty new motherboard board features on it just looking through the footage we have before it was stolen from a spotlight and then checking online for photos of it because there's still photos online and some reason they couldn't leave it out to show but that's neither here nor there it does have a set of two dims as you'd expect and it's also got a fin heat sink on the chipset the be 350 chipset that is other than that six plus two plus one phase BRM AC wireless card integrated with two antenna outs and four SATA three ports there are also four rear i/o AC wireless antenna HDMI USB and ps2 with audio so pretty much all the basic stuff other than that a single PCIe by 16 slot and an 8 pin EPS 12 volt connector but in the very least we can show you that mini ITX rise and boards do exist I know there's a couple out there but not many so MSI is getting into it with B 350 I pro AC and it presumably should hit the market somewhat soon the Mini ITX boards if you're wondering took a bit longer to come to market for Rison because the manufacturers had to add an extra to their PCBs for trace routing because I guess there was some sort of technical challenge with the trace routing for motherboards with Rison specifically in mini ITX we've heard this from a few manufacturers at this point don't have the specifics yet but that's what caused the long delay to get many ITX to market and why it's still kind of slowly rolling out either way that's the board that we saw from MSI it's new as of this week and it's worth checking out so if you're interested in it keep an eye out for the B through D I Pro AC otherwise subscribe for more coverage as always go to patreon.com/scishow and stop that directly they were watching I'll see you all next time