The PDF supplies the installed CPU, memory and storage description. MSI’s store specifies GDDR7 graphics memory, Bluetooth version and the board label. Both its CPU highlight and detailed table include Plus. These details belong to this exact US configuration. Manufacturer sheet, MSI US specifications.
Connection planning starts with where a device will plug in. At the front, MSI lists one USB-A and one USB-C port, both at 5Gbps, alongside separate microphone and headphone connections. At the rear, it specifies six 5Gbps USB-A ports, a 20Gbps USB-C port and a Thunderbolt 4 connection rated at 40Gbps. HDMI 2.1 and three DisplayPort 1.4a outputs are also listed. The shorter USB summary on the store page omits Thunderbolt, but its rear-I/O table and the exact datasheet both name it. Port specifications, rear-I/O table.
Before choosing an upgrade, separate fitted capacity from expansion potential. MSI lists 16GB DDR5 without establishing the module layout or operating speed in these sources. Its expansion table names three M.2 connections, four SATA 6G connections and four PCIe x16 slots. That does not identify free sockets or the electrical lane count of each slot. The board’s abbreviated name is also insufficient to select a specific retail motherboard manual with confidence. Confirm the fitted revision and service documentation before ordering parts.
Allow room for a tower approximately 9.1 inches wide, 19.4 inches high and 19 inches deep; MSI lists a 26.9lb weight. Consider the case, cooler and connections together when deciding where it will sit and how peripherals will reach it. MSI dimensions.
This profile explains manufacturer specifications rather than measured gaming, application or noise results. The 16GB system-memory figure and 8GB graphics-memory figure describe separate resources. A seller adding RAM or replacing storage creates a different sold configuration; compare its actual components and written coverage before treating it as the factory machine described here.