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MSI Presents MEG MAESTRO 900L PZ Concept Case Series at CES 2025

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The MSI MEG MAESTRO 900L PZ Concept Case Series was revealed a few days ago, coinciding with CES's kick-off. Later on in the week, TechPowerUp took the opportunity to absorb these voluminous prototypes—other press outlets have expressed great enthusiasm about MSI's extremely bold approach. It is not clear whether these new models will reach retail—the MEG MAESTRO-700L-PZ case managed this feat last year.

The first demonstration sample spotted by TechPowerUp formed the basis of MSI's "MEG PC Build"—filled up with the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU, MSI MEG X870E motherboard and two GeForce RTX 4080 SUPRIM X graphics cards. Lots of RGB-lit cooling solutions surrounded this hardware cluster—including the MEG CORELIQUID S360 and fifteen(!) MPG EZ120 ARGB fans. MSI's MEG Ai1600T PCIe 5 PSU is tasked with keeping this setup alive—it was up and running, as evidenced by being connected to a nearby monitor. TechPowerUp then checked out the other working prototype—a very snazzy case modding project that houses two PC systems.




System one is based around an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K CPU installed on MSI's MEG Z890 ACE gaming motherboard. The builder selected GeForce RTX 4090 SUPRIM X 24G and 4070 Ti SUPRIM X 12G graphics cards, a MEG Ai1300P PCIe 5 PSU and MPG EZ120 ARGB fans.



System two is a slight step down in terms of specifications and footprint. MSI's placard lists an Intel Core Ultra 7 265K CPU, an MPG Z890I EDGE TI Wi-Fi motherboard, a single GeForce RTX 4070 VENTUS 3X graphics cards, an MPG A1000G PCIe 5 PSU and MPG EZ120 ARGB fans. Neither system was connected to monitors, so it was difficult to tell whether the whole rig was fully operational.

TechPowerUp is hopeful that MSI is bold enough to launch its MEG MAESTRO 900L PZ Concept Case Series at some point later in the year. The target audience better prepare their wallets!

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I think multi gpu is great but what are they doing here? Is the 4070Ti a PhysX card for that one system?
I do imagine GTA 6 will be mGPU so maybe it will make a comeback? I just don't what's going with the mGPU systems shown here.
 
I think multi gpu is great but what are they doing here? Is the 4070Ti a PhysX card for that one system?
I do imagine GTA 6 will be mGPU so maybe it will make a comeback? I just don't what's going with the mGPU systems shown here.
That’s a dual system in a single case, it has a separate itx motherboard
 
"The MSI MEG MAESTRO 900L PZ Concept Case Series was revealed a few days ago, coinciding with CES's kick-off. Later on in the week, TechPowerUp took the opportunity to absorb these voluminous (900 liter) prototypes—other press outlets have expressed great enthusiasm about MSI's extremely bold approach. It is not clear whether these new models will reach retail—the MEG MAESTRO-700L-PZ (700 liter) case managed this feat last year."

"900 and 700 liter"... Someone needs to remove a zero from that and maybe then it will be closer to reality.

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"The MSI MEG MAESTRO 900L PZ Concept Case Series was revealed a few days ago, coinciding with CES's kick-off. Later on in the week, TechPowerUp took the opportunity to absorb these voluminous (900 liter) prototypes—other press outlets have expressed great enthusiasm about MSI's extremely bold approach. It is not clear whether these new models will reach retail—the MEG MAESTRO-700L-PZ (700 liter) case managed this feat last year."

"900 and 700 liter"... Someone needs to remove a zero from that and maybe then it will be closer to reality.

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Amended/removed. Didn't get a lot of sleep, so brain wasn't in gear for this one. Trade show week is hectic; the TechPowerUp team is running on fumes!
 
That’s a dual system in a single case, it has a separate itx motherboard
Not exactly right, both computers showing not one but two MSI Suprim RTX 4000 series, the second one only is a dual system with
- system 1 RTX 4090 / RTX 4070 ti (both Suprim)
- system 2 RTX 4070 Ventus
So, like Upgrayedd has previously asked, I myself wonder about the possible reason for a multi gpu here as well. Maybe the new dlss4 will somehow use "some extra AI tops" power?
 
I know it'll be stupidly expensive if brought to the market, but I want one. :love:
 
My guess is a case this size would be over $1000. Inwin sells super expensive cases so MSI probably figures they can as well.
 
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