MSI Trident V3 Arctic review: Looks like a console, runs like a high-end desktop
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Smaller form-factor PCs typically go one of two ways: First, you can prioritize the small part of the equation. This leaves you with something beautifully tiny, but at the cost of future upgrades-space-saving comes with the caveat of proprietary and non-replaceable parts. (See: Alienware Alpha.) Or you can prioritize future upgrades, which typically means a larger and less aesthetically pleasing machine.The MSI Trident V3 is the rare machine that can do both-at least to some extent.MSI Trident V3 vs. consoles It really is tiny. Scale can be tough to judge in photographs, but at 13.6 by 9.2 by 2.8 inches, the Trident is so small it´s hard to believe there´s a full-size PC inside. It´s smaller than my launch-version Xbox One for instance, and quite nearly smaller than the new Xbox One X. (It`s smaller depth, but the Trident is about an inch longer and maybe half an inch taller.) The Trident sits comfortably in `console-sized` territory, in any case.To read this article in full, please click here