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MSI Z170A XPOWER GAMING TITANIUM (LGA 1151) Review

Power Consumption


The Z170 range has quite a wide band of power consumptions with the XPOWER Titanium drawing more from the wall thanks to the additional power inputs on the motherboard itself. Once overclocked, the power consumption increases drastically.

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