One of the high-end AMD AM4 boards we will review separately in this article is the MSI X370 Xpower Gaming Titanium which is packed with plenty of features, but also looks rather cool thanks to the metallic theme coating. This particular motherboard will be tested again along with the Ryzen 7 1700 CPU, in order to see if can raise the frequency even further from inside the UEFI and check out the new performance scores.

The product does ship inside a large cardboard enclosure, which does feature the same silver theme as the motherboard itself; a quick look at the frontal packaging area does reveal how the board does look in more detail:

This layer opens up like a book in order to reveal a shield-like window through which we can observe the motherboard PCB:

Some of the main product highlights can be also spotted nearby:

The main motherboard components are better explained on the back side, and here we will also get to see the I/O overview:

The inside of the main box is split in two compartments; the one on top does hold the motherboard, while the one on the bottom includes the bundle:

Let’s look at the board accessories first! The manufacturer does supply no less than six silver SATA cables, the I/O shield, a LED strip extension cable, one HB SLI bridge but also some cable stickers:

On the I/O we can see some interesting features such the BIOS Flashback USB port indicator, but also a VR-Ready port:

Documentation is also supplied with this board such as a leaflet with the main board components explained in detail, one Quick Installation Guide, a product registration leaflet, the main product manual, a disk with drivers and utilities, but also a cool looking sticker!